“The philosophy and implementation of code comments varies widely in the industry, and some view comment density as a proxy for code quality” https://t.co/iDkkAxTRIW

“The philosophy and implementation of code comments varies widely in the industry, and some view comment density as a proxy for code quality” https://t.co/iDkkAxTRIW — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Apr 6, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 06, 2023 at 04:02AM via IFTTT

– Stay Organized – Understand the Community – Consider the Impact – Minimize Harm – Set a High Burden of Proof – Dig for Motivation – Cross [media] Borders – #Search Better (https://t.co/Qee9iTx0PF) – #Junkipedia – #WeVerify https://t.co/Qf2sl1Cblb

– Stay Organized – Understand the Community – Consider the Impact – Minimize Harm – Set a High Burden of Proof – Dig for Motivation – Cross [media] Borders – #Search Better (https://t.co/Qee9iTx0PF) – #Junkipedia – #WeVerify https://t.co/Qf2sl1Cblb — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Apr 6, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 05, 2023 at 08:48PM via …
Continue reading – Stay Organized – Understand the Community – Consider the Impact – Minimize Harm – Set a High Burden of Proof – Dig for Motivation – Cross [media] Borders – #Search Better (https://t.co/Qee9iTx0PF) – #Junkipedia – #WeVerify https://t.co/Qf2sl1Cblb

“Reporting on online #manipulation is at its best when online investigative techniques are combined with old-fashioned source work and #documentation” https://t.co/Qf2sl1BDvD

“Reporting on online #manipulation is at its best when online investigative techniques are combined with old-fashioned source work and #documentation” https://t.co/Qf2sl1BDvD — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Apr 6, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 05, 2023 at 08:46PM via IFTTT

Goes for everyone *other* than reporters, too “The initial question every reporter should be asking is whether they’re looking at a single incident or a wide-scale attempt at manipulation” https://t.co/Qf2sl1Cblb

Goes for everyone *other* than reporters, too “The initial question every reporter should be asking is whether they’re looking at a single incident or a wide-scale attempt at manipulation” https://t.co/Qf2sl1Cblb — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Apr 6, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 05, 2023 at 08:44PM via IFTTT

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Answer by warren for How to display the total count in a page and overall total count for a column in splunk dashboard

Sounds like you want to sort your data to put the totals row on top (though, of course, it might move if you sort by clicking afterwards): <search> | addcoltotals | sort 0 – someFieldThatHasBeenTotaled Always use | sort 0 so that if you have more than 10k rows, Splunk doesn’t truncate the resultset at …
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