• (nodebb)

    It's possible the last one uses "hours c.e." as a date format. I get 2023.8833... years ...

  • (nodebb)

    LOL. Check out that bank's branch and commit to it if you like it.

  • Scragar (unregistered) in reply to Erik

    Likely that because there's no estimate for the delayed train it's incorrectly using 0 as the trains arrival time.

    So then it subtracts the second trains departure time from the first trains arrival time and gets a huge number that represents the second trains departure time in some unit(likely a float of days since 2nd Jan 1 C.E. since the time period looks to me like what happens in VB/ASP).

  • (nodebb)

    I wonder how you could be 0.1 bytes over storage limit.

  • (nodebb)

    Perhaps at that bank a pull-request is considered a bank robbery.

  • Brian (unregistered)

    "To facilitate the the expedient identification and verification of UK sort codes, it is recommended to utilise a sort code checker to ascertain the pertinent banking institution..." Ugh, that sentence makes me gag. I guess AIs are just as guilty as people of trying to sound smarter than they really are.

  • (nodebb) in reply to Melissa U

    I expect the magnitude is helpfully scaled for readability (kB, MB, GB, etc) but the fractional digits should have been set to 0 for "bytes". (along with changing the compare from >= to >, of course)

  • (nodebb)

    Apart from firefox having clearly messed up the expression beyond belief, I don't see any indication of the lambdas being changed to Ls.

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