The SI unit scales are chosen to fit together to avoid “respectable” scientific calculations.
To heat one milliliter (1 ml) of water one degree Celsius (1 °C) you need one calorie (1 cal) of energy.
Also the dimensions of one milliliter, is one cubic centimeter (1 cm^3), and that amount of water weighs 1 gram (1 g).
Thus 1 liter of water needs 1 kcal of energy to heat up 1 °C.
You may not like it, but this is what peak engineering looks like.
Fast, before it evolved into Pac-Man
It’s only JavaScript if it is from the ECMA region in Europe. Otherwise it’s just sparkling java…
I’m a programmer. I’ve done this spelling error several times. I always lose track of what I was supposed to do. Curse this immature humor of mine.
My uncleverness works the other way around. I end up in the right room, but forget why by the time I get there…
You mean chaotic neutral. Neutral evil is just tucking…