If you hate my comments or u don’t want to update them, just fucking delete them - idgaf it’s not like I’m trying to help everyone have an easier time or anything

You can only update comments within the first 5 minutes or so. Is that what you're talking about?

@Hazarth i... I think they're talking about code comments...

@ScriptCoded oh lol, didn't cross my mind

IMHO
A comment like:
// Compute Singular Value Decomposition
// This an inefficient way to do Pseudoinverse, but it is convenient since we need SVD anyway

Is awesome.

A comment like:
// Traverses Array

Is garbage.

I know one person, who develops everything by comments and fills in the code later really simple code most of the time like.

// check if flag is set
if(entry.Flag)
{
// unset Flag
entry.Flag = false;
}

I told him hundrets of times. This is fine if it helps him coding but for the love of god remove the obvious comments afterwards.

@KDSBest

// put some code here

some code

the fun part is i can always reach into my personal project folder for examples of ancient, stupid comments made in anger, but for trivial programs and things i'm throwing together for convenience. for example, finding a try-except block in a python script that starts with

`#i forgot why this try/except block is here but i'm gonna assume "because Windows"`

is usually a bad sign.

i wonder how these line up with projects in companies.

@Parzi a good PR culture asks about the try catch and since you had purpose you justify it with a comment. If the other PR Person asks for a comment, makes sense to add one even if it is obvious to you. Or blame on git and check what commit lead to this. If both don't help you are screwed on big projects which lead to untouchable or alot of testing involved scenarios.

We are not allowed to commit anything without a ticket and server hooks deny a none ticket number commit PRs. So you squash, rebase and then you do the PR.