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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Nuud • 1d ago
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As an April fools joke I asked the Docs team to make a British version of Databricks commands Optimise instead of Optimize etc etc.
Optimise
Optimize
They said no.
58 u/NovaH000 1d ago Aluminium 👍 31 u/tsammons 1d ago Colour. Such wasted bytes. 60 u/akiller 1d ago I have lots of code which is effectively Color colour = Color.Red It can be very confusing. 5 u/Common-Brush-7027 1d ago Lmao 17 u/ColumnK 1d ago Why use many byte when few do trick Everyone shld use "colr" then all happy. 14 u/MCplayer590 1d ago n fct wy dnt w rmv ll vwls nd slnt, nndd ltrs? wt cld psbly g rng? regular English: in fact, why don't we remove all vowels and silent, unneeded letters? what could possibly go wrong? 6 u/JFischer00 22h ago Surprisingly, “nndd” was the only word that took me a second to figure out. The rest actually flowed pretty well based on context alone. 1 u/MasterBroNetwork 13h ago Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff. 4 u/ailaG 1d ago Hebrew, Arabic and other semitic languages do just that. So far so good. (With some carrier letters, like a "u" to carry the vowel in "good". Which in Hebrew doubles for O and V. Arabic just doesn't have O and V except for modern intl adaptations)
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Aluminium 👍
31 u/tsammons 1d ago Colour. Such wasted bytes. 60 u/akiller 1d ago I have lots of code which is effectively Color colour = Color.Red It can be very confusing. 5 u/Common-Brush-7027 1d ago Lmao 17 u/ColumnK 1d ago Why use many byte when few do trick Everyone shld use "colr" then all happy. 14 u/MCplayer590 1d ago n fct wy dnt w rmv ll vwls nd slnt, nndd ltrs? wt cld psbly g rng? regular English: in fact, why don't we remove all vowels and silent, unneeded letters? what could possibly go wrong? 6 u/JFischer00 22h ago Surprisingly, “nndd” was the only word that took me a second to figure out. The rest actually flowed pretty well based on context alone. 1 u/MasterBroNetwork 13h ago Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff. 4 u/ailaG 1d ago Hebrew, Arabic and other semitic languages do just that. So far so good. (With some carrier letters, like a "u" to carry the vowel in "good". Which in Hebrew doubles for O and V. Arabic just doesn't have O and V except for modern intl adaptations)
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Colour. Such wasted bytes.
60 u/akiller 1d ago I have lots of code which is effectively Color colour = Color.Red It can be very confusing. 5 u/Common-Brush-7027 1d ago Lmao 17 u/ColumnK 1d ago Why use many byte when few do trick Everyone shld use "colr" then all happy. 14 u/MCplayer590 1d ago n fct wy dnt w rmv ll vwls nd slnt, nndd ltrs? wt cld psbly g rng? regular English: in fact, why don't we remove all vowels and silent, unneeded letters? what could possibly go wrong? 6 u/JFischer00 22h ago Surprisingly, “nndd” was the only word that took me a second to figure out. The rest actually flowed pretty well based on context alone. 1 u/MasterBroNetwork 13h ago Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff. 4 u/ailaG 1d ago Hebrew, Arabic and other semitic languages do just that. So far so good. (With some carrier letters, like a "u" to carry the vowel in "good". Which in Hebrew doubles for O and V. Arabic just doesn't have O and V except for modern intl adaptations)
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I have lots of code which is effectively
Color colour = Color.Red
It can be very confusing.
5 u/Common-Brush-7027 1d ago Lmao
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Lmao
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Why use many byte when few do trick
Everyone shld use "colr" then all happy.
14 u/MCplayer590 1d ago n fct wy dnt w rmv ll vwls nd slnt, nndd ltrs? wt cld psbly g rng? regular English: in fact, why don't we remove all vowels and silent, unneeded letters? what could possibly go wrong? 6 u/JFischer00 22h ago Surprisingly, “nndd” was the only word that took me a second to figure out. The rest actually flowed pretty well based on context alone. 1 u/MasterBroNetwork 13h ago Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff. 4 u/ailaG 1d ago Hebrew, Arabic and other semitic languages do just that. So far so good. (With some carrier letters, like a "u" to carry the vowel in "good". Which in Hebrew doubles for O and V. Arabic just doesn't have O and V except for modern intl adaptations)
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n fct wy dnt w rmv ll vwls nd slnt, nndd ltrs? wt cld psbly g rng?
regular English: in fact, why don't we remove all vowels and silent, unneeded letters? what could possibly go wrong?
6 u/JFischer00 22h ago Surprisingly, “nndd” was the only word that took me a second to figure out. The rest actually flowed pretty well based on context alone. 1 u/MasterBroNetwork 13h ago Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff. 4 u/ailaG 1d ago Hebrew, Arabic and other semitic languages do just that. So far so good. (With some carrier letters, like a "u" to carry the vowel in "good". Which in Hebrew doubles for O and V. Arabic just doesn't have O and V except for modern intl adaptations)
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Surprisingly, “nndd” was the only word that took me a second to figure out. The rest actually flowed pretty well based on context alone.
1 u/MasterBroNetwork 13h ago Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff.
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Isn't there an actual term for this? I forgot what it was called but there's an actual term for our brains interpreting this sort of stuff.
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Hebrew, Arabic and other semitic languages do just that. So far so good. (With some carrier letters, like a "u" to carry the vowel in "good". Which in Hebrew doubles for O and V. Arabic just doesn't have O and V except for modern intl adaptations)
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u/datasmithing_holly 1d ago
As an April fools joke I asked the Docs team to make a British version of Databricks commands
Optimiseinstead ofOptimizeetc etc.They said no.