columns

Every piece of food has nutritional information at the back, with columns for 100 grams and one serving.

My current thoughts are that all table and columns should have at least some form of comment.

Commits can be moved up and down safely (no conflicts) as long as they don't have any clashing columns.

What do the Reigel and Cameron columns mean?

On hystry, it's 2 columns, with the left column being the title and link and the right being the comment.

The characters cycle (wrap-around), but since you have the columns intact that shouldn't be an issue...

At least a screenshot for every bullet point in the details, and show how you handle corner cases such as columns with 10K text.

I thought that fmt only separated text by columns not by characters or words?

I think that unless you're having space issues, you're better off using boolean columns.

A terse language with huge columns to write your ocmments/debugging.

If you're using table per hierarchy, or denormalised conventions then it can be entirely unclear which columns are supposed to be used for each row types.

The thing that even clearly named schemas, tables, columns, etc.

What does "unique across two and three columns in separate groups" mean?

People were regularly editing the "Comparison of file systems" article to add columns such as "Creator jailed" and "Kills your wife".

Of course this requirement is nothing he follows himself, writhing columns about broad sociological changes crammed into phrases like "sharing economy" and "we are all entrepreneurs".