I tried to create a sub, but the site says "you must be level 2".
What does it mean?
oh, i didn't realize we started at level 0. that's a curious level to start at.
oh, i didn't realize we started at level 0. that's a curious level to start at.
[what if instead we start at the ground level, man, and instead of a circled number on your user page, there's a graphic of a building, man, and every level you get, the building gets another story, man. you could, like, have a couple badge achievements along the way like at level 2 you have a quaint house badge, at level 50, its like a skyscraper badge and, like, at level 126,000,000 you get a doge badge for getting your building to the moon, man.](https://i.imgur.com/8pp2jg5.jpg)
that's a curious level to start at.
Not really. It's a site designed by programmers. One of the first things a programmer learns is that numbers start at 0, not 1. To non-programmers 0 represents nothing, so it is generally disregarded. But from a programming perspective it is just as valid a position as any other value, so skipping it could be wasted space.
It also works like a secret handshake among programmers. Any time you see someone start a count with 0, you know they are a part of the geek club.
> that's a curious level to start at.
Not really. It's a site designed by programmers. One of the first things a programmer learns is that numbers start at 0, not 1. To non-programmers 0 represents nothing, so it is generally disregarded. But from a programming perspective it is just as valid a position as any other value, so skipping it could be wasted space.
It also works like a secret handshake among programmers. Any time you see someone start a count with 0, you know they are a part of the geek club.
Level 1 is 10, level 2 is 40, level 3 is 90, etc.
Formula is
level=sqrt(xp/10)wherexp=Phuks taken+badge score