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Comment by revertmean | Hacker News Reader

From the Glossary:

    binary digit is a digit that may assume one of two values: “0” (zero) or “1” (one)
    10, 11, 14

Those examples of binary numbers are just terrible.

I hate to be the obnoxious guy that explains jokes, but the 10,11,14 are pages where the concept is explained. This made me chuckle.

Thanks, I’ve glossed over the word “glossary”.

That really didn't need examples, it defines binary digits as either 1 or 0, no need for further elaboration