Radians were confusing for a bit, and then somone explained that a radian is a measure of angle just like the degree, except convently set up such that there are 2pi—or approximately 6—radians in a circle. And why is this convenient? Because, among other reasons, that's the circumference of a unit circle. This makes expressing the results of certain calculations cleaner. 360 degrees, or about 6 radians. Sometimes degrees are easier to use, sometimes radians are easier use. Holy fuck, what's confusing here? If you divide 2pi by 2pi you get 1. But if you divide 2pi by 360, well that is some irrational number.
Can't believe our educators have freaked so many people out about thinking and are so freaked out themselves that radians are some bogey man to so many people, myself included for a few months in high school.
This article is horrible. I can't believe the shamelessness: (1) I'm offended -> (2) Here are my excuses.
Well, I'm offended by shitty code, whether it be from India or the US or anywhere else in the world. Sure, people need to write shitty code as part of the learning process. But most shitty code isn't the result of learning process but actually the result of people who don't write code well and never will. Why? Because they don't care, and never will care.
Is "caring" related to having a 3 hour commute and living in a shit hole? I imagine it does. Does it /practically/ matter to me as a consumer of software. Fuck no. On this level, your problems don't matter to me at all. Whining about being offended and then make excuses for your poor performance just makes you sound like the child you probably are. If you can't compete in the global market, don't lie to people, get business and then fuck it up.