splits

The only people truly affected by the splits you described are those who don't understand splits work.

Essentially it splits the image into emoji-sized parts and finds the dominant color of that part using color-thief.js.

According to Wikipedia, reverse stock splits remove everyone with less than the split factor from the cap table.

Which would actually make time-sharing much easier, as it splits the work up amongst more people.

Try moving to a country that splits phone numbers different that what you are used to.

With fair evaluations would that result in even splits across sex (or race, for that matter)?

In general, companies do reverse splits prior to an IPO to push up the share price.

The TodoMVC example makes that obvious, since that's the only reason it splits of part of the page into a separate template.

All those numbers are really muddying the waters, but I suppose that's par for the course with stock splits.

This works, but splits our values into two worlds, causing a combinatorial explosion of decisions to be made (should condition be a thunk?

Cofounder splits are the most common cause of startup failure [1].

Coming packages splits in React 0.14, rush into ES6/7 rewrites, etc.

The only reason splits exist is that people have an irrational attachment to the value of a "share" and expect to see it in a certain range, even though the total number of shares available is a number chosen more or less arbitrarily by the company.