You could learn something from Rockstar

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@retoor hehehe (˵ ¬ᴗ¬˵)

Yeah but more nines are more better

Me when anime girl:

@AvatarOfKaine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I wish you wouldn't taint japan by being there but good luck i guess

Maybe it will help you drive out of japan

@retoor Maybe for a bit. Have to go sleep soon though :P

AI generated language lul

@jestdotty Talk about differences in experiences :P

The beauty about rust is that it restricts you so you have to write your program in a way that makes sense

The beauty about javascript is that it gives you so much freedom you have to restrict yourself to write a program that makes sense

I honestly like both now. Just different strokes :P

@lorentz I'm honestly not sure whether having PartialOrd/Ord was a good idea

Nowadays I'm really appreciating simplicity and PartialOrd/Ord adds a huge layer of inconvenience for not that much gain ("oh no, my float-keyed hashmap experiences weirdness when the keys are NaN! How could this have happened!")

I guess it does make sense for more complex user defined types though

@BordedDev But it still seems pretty all over the place. Instead of having a tree like hiearchy where you put stuff into lists and poll them, you seem to just create objects which then exist in the background but stay alive via references to other objects

I think I just need to get more experience with js lol

@BordedDev I am but I'm doing some weird stuff. webrtc channel over which you can open new webrtc channels which get passed to a webworker

just... dont ask

@BordedDev It's false :P

Fun fact: floats are the primary reason Rust has both PartialEq/PartialOrd and Eq/Ord

Those damn nans, i tell ya!

@BordedDev Those are global properties I think, not literals

But i don't know, I would've just put a special case in the json spec to have those :P

@atheist Depends. Graphics cards in general aren't 100% compliant (e.g. only supporting some select rounding modes)

But they still mostly adhere. They at least do support nan and infs

@antigermanist how does one keep track of this clusterfuck?

@retoor Oh no... that's cursed

Databases are surprisingly fast

And then people do god forsaken things like this and then they aren't

@Lensflare Good point! That's likely the actual reason. JavaScript doesn't have syntax for it therefore JSON doesn't either

@IHateForALiving My guy, floats in C are also just IEEE 754 floats. Not guarenteed by the spec, but on every modern (last 20 years) compiler, they are

Literally any language or processor which supports floating point numbers is using IEEE 754

@azuredivay ieee754 floating points are not only the industry standard, they are literally what JS specifies as their number type

.... shouldn't an encoding format called "javascript object notation" be able to encode reasonable primitive values?...

People like to come up with stuff then claim it's best practices that will magically make everything better

There are so many patterns that allegedly make your code better and more testable and more future proof and they're honestly all bad in practice

@jestdotty Yeah I head about that. Also NSA guys internally handing that stuff around

Still funny to me how the US allegedly uses tor for secret communication. But for tor to be anonymous you need enough nodes and users. And users are mostly attracted by drugs and illegal porn

Makes you wonder if the US deliberately allows illegal sites to exist lol

Least worthless shitcoin

Most of this is kinda based

Sounds like you're gonna have a fun weekend

@lorentz @spongessuck It'll also likely get optimized away. I would be surprised if the CLR doesn't have transformation passes for repeated string concatenations like this

@retoor Fear not ladies, mr autismo has arrived!

ass to balls