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raxxorraxor · 2024-05-06T09:39:22 1714988362

Man, I hate such tools. Do I run into problems when I try to convert seconds to minutes?

Larger problem than magic numbers ever could be.

MenhirMike · 2024-05-07T19:09:23 1715108963

Yes! Anytime you see a function signature like "int timeout", it's safe to assume that the unit is in femtoseconds and pass a gigantic number while you curse out the incompetence of the developer. Either name your variables correctly (timeoutZeptoseconds), or use a proper data type (like a Duration or Period in Java, TimeSpan in C#, or a user-defined literal in C++).

andix · 2024-05-06T10:44:46 1714992286

Oh, now I get why you need those constants:

  var secondsPerWeek = Math.pow(2, SEVEN) * Math.pow(THREE, THREE) * Math.pow(FIVE, 2) * SEVEN