Zero based indexing gone too far



  •  Who said that counting from one is always correct? Count off 5 seconds. Ok, ready? Go!

    "one mississippi, two mississippi, three mississippi, four mississippi, five mississippi".

    Done! But, that's only four seconds. Gotto start from zero, humans forget that.



  • @bstorer You're right. I failed to see that. I suck.

    @spxza Huh??



  • @spxza said:

    "one WTFy, two WTFy, three WTFy, four WTFy, five WTFy".

    FTFY



  • Zecc:  Methinks it's a little out of context. I stopped reading after the first page of comments. Add that to a lack of sleep and you get the above nonsensicle dribble. 



  • @spxza said:

     Who said that counting from one is always correct? Count off 5 seconds. Ok, ready? Go!

    "one mississippi, two mississippi, three mississippi, four mississippi, five mississippi".

    Done! But, that's only four seconds. Gotto start from zero, humans forget that.

     

    I am fascinated that you even think these are close to the same thing.



  • @DrJokepu said:

    Second, I think we can agree the most disgusting example of the 0-based insanity is that in Java dates are zero based. That is, 02/15 is in fact the 16th of March. Disgusting.

    Does this mean that people will believe me now when I say Sun is lying about 9/11? 


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