Re:Poll: Full-time software engineers in Toronto, what's you...
by benjiweber on Saturday June 01, 2013 @12:42PM
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What if they make 59,500?
You could use interval notation to disambiguate e.g. [50k-60k)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interval_%28mathematics%29#Not...
Re:Poll: Full-time software engineers in Toronto, what's you...
by mikeroher on Saturday June 01, 2013 @12:51PM
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You're right...I completely forgot about that. However, the "explicit" way it's written above is easier to understand in my opinion.
Re:Poll: Full-time software engineers in Toronto, what's you...
by a_l_a_n on Saturday June 01, 2013 @12:57PM
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While you technically have a point, I would have thought the target audience (developers) would "naturally" interpret this as a closed, open interval as remarked by another commenter.
I'd argue that your suggestion is not right (again as pointed out by others) and not natural as you claim.
Re:Poll: Full-time software engineers in Toronto, what's you...
by zaguios on Saturday June 01, 2013 @12:38PM
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If we're getting into semantics this also wouldn't be accurate since someone can earn $59,500. I think most people that earn x0,000 will pick the larger category that they fall into meaning the results should be fairly accurate.
Less than 50k
50k - 59k
60k - 69k
70k - 79k
80k - 89k
90k - 99k
100k - 199k
200k+