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daniel:// stenberg://
Some graphs are simpler
Sep 2, 2025 at 10:11amWeb
Show threaddaniel:// stenberg://Sep 2, 2025
I needed those numbers so that I could take the number of product lines of code and divide by the number of days the project has existed. Which makes this:
Show threadLatte macchiato  Sep 2, 2025
@bagder ​​ What happened in mid 1999
Show threaddaniel:// stenberg://Sep 2, 2025
@privateger development happened
Show threadpatxiSep 2, 2025
@privateger @bagder
Cambrian explosion 
Show threadStefan EissingSep 2, 2025
@bagder 16 new lines of code per day. The mandate by the BDFL is clear!
Show threadjleedevSep 2, 2025
@bagder Prometheus experience says that needs a rate()
Show threadOzzelot Sep 2, 2025
@bagder It is clear from this graph that the age of a project grows as time passes. More at 11.
Show threaddaniel:// stenberg://Sep 2, 2025
@ozzelot I can tell you are educated! 😁
Show threadOzzelot Sep 2, 2025
@bagder Yes, I am very knowledgeable in the art of graphical divination. (Sometimes I get queries from confused people who want me to predict their future and use expletives as I do so. I don't do that. Usually.)
Show threadGraham Sutherland / PolynomialSep 2, 2025
@bagder what, no error bars? :P
Show threadColin McMillenSep 2, 2025
@bagder uptime graphs are the best
Show thread♾️ WaterSep 2, 2025
@bagder could you normalize this diagram to days/years?
Show threadimpossibleibex 🇺🇦Sep 2, 2025
@bagder who is curt?
Show threadMörpelSep 3, 2025
@impossibleibex @bagder curt is a curl fork that's Totally-not-AI-slopped, hence the T
Show threadStepheλSep 2, 2025
@bagder Does this mean time is linear? 🤭