Unlike traditional types such as string, number, or even JavaScript's dangerously permissive any, an ambiguous variable can contain any value, several values, or no value at all, depending on execution context, compiler mood, and whether anyone is currently debugging it.
It's different than loosely typed vars, which are not at all exclusive to Javascript
"We use TypeScript."
Every single return and argument type is any.
The type's defining feature is its revolutionary comparison operator, ~==, which returns true, false, or perhaps.
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Already exists, that's called Javascript
imported from B, i assume
It's partly a joke but Matrix/Element has some ties to it.
It’s actually Gigabytes sold as Gibibytes.
LASER is actually an acronym "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation"
But i have no idea if there was any swedish influence on the people who came up with name
it gets punished for saying “i don’t know” in training, that’s prolly why
theres nuance here. for instance:
i’m anti-genAI not anti-ai
Or Gorilla folder, if you're into Monkey Island references. Just make a jpeg of a banana the only content of the folder
Who's owned by the Mosad?
Entitled folder (3)
oh you want a name?
sdfasdfasdf it is.
Vanilla Folder?
I mean, it doesn't? The last few GB get slow.
Bits sold as bytes.
should have been called “titled folder”
Agreed, metric prefixes should always remain consistent. Computers can read both though, so why doesn't windows?
Slack space for bad sector remapping maybe? Similar to SSDs being over provisioned.
And with partitions being offset 1MiB from the start of the drive (For alignment), the extra space would help preserve capacity anyway.
I don’t know why the meme has the highest IQ person say
Every time I see the midwit meme format, it reads like OP imagines that they're the 145 IQ guy who is above it all, when all other evidence suggests that they're closer to the 55 IQ guy.
I want to agree with you two, because I hate competing standards, but you gotta admit gigabyte was a poor choice from the start because it took the SI prefix and made it mean something else. Creating Gibi is just correcting that mistake
Because there are other things that change usable space, like file tables, OS stuff, and bad sectors. The unit conversion is the biggest one, but not the only one.