Good day (sir); ftfy

depends on the area you're working in. it's a pretty important distinction in embedded software.

skipped a few steps there i think. anyway, good question. led me to some cursed code. the ArrayObject in spidermonkey is an interface to either a TypedArrayObject or a SharedArrayObject. those both have an inner ArrayBuffer object, which is a *view* into ArrayBufferObjectMaybeShared, which contains a refcounted vector of uint8 pointers, regardless of the datatype. soooo all arrays in javascript are... strings?

I believe it was a joke where real maths refer to maths dealing with real numbers.

And myaxe.

And FORTRAN (I do nothing but SCREAM in FORTRAN anyway)

>Masking in a relationship isn’t healthy. TBH, at this point the original me is long dead. I *am* my masks. Further, there are legitimately elements of my personality that I don't even share with family. The only place I open myself up is arguably on the internet. I'm a bitter, mean, terrified, self loathing, and arrogant person on the inside. Benevolent in many respects materially perhaps, willing to give time and energy and resources to my friends and family. But on a emotional level I'm a walking festering clump of scar tissue that I cannot dare share with people without bringing about discomfort or even revulsion from them. >Being single is better than the feeling of having to filter yourself for the one person that’s supposed to just get you. >But for the love of flying spaghetti monster, don’t waste your life dating people who make you feel bad for being the pure, unadulterated version of yourself. I’ve made that mistake multiple times. It wears you down over time. You get in a relationship and you’re happy. It takes time to notice you have to pretend you’re someone else. By the end, you hate the other person and yourself. Fuck that. It’s not worth it. Find yourself someone that can’t get enough of your quirkiness. >Just do yourself a favour and start reducing the filter as soon as possible when talking to a potential romantic interest, whether it’s in real life or online. They might find you more interesting that way anyway and you also won’t get stuck wasting your time on someone who doesn’t like the real you. Be single for as long as I have and you'd realize that being in a bad relationship is at least a life experience. Being single is hollow. Its empty. A big reason I've been single for so long is I've been on autopilot and focusing on personal projects, but I've essentially missed so many chances due to my obliviousness as a result. Now that I'm hyper fixated on finding someone, I've gotten multiple chances and slowly gotten better at the "game'. I'm getting closer, I can feel it. I am miserable doing this "project" though, but that misery will pass once I either find someone or fully give up. I don't do things half ass. Its all or nothing. To be frank, I need to experience a bad relationship that lasts longer than a week and that isn't just a hook up situation. I need the bad experience. I need to fail faster. If the relationship ends up being good, great. But I'll be glad to feel anything. >And I mean dating apps suck but I’ve met some great people on Tinder of all places. It’s probably the worst of them all, but really the only one with a big enough userbase in my country. It’s a pure numbers game. Even 1% is a big number if you swipe thousands upon thousands of profiles over time. Or join groups for whatever hobby you’re most passionate about. Discord servers will do even. It’s 2026. There’s probably babies out there whose GRANDPARENTS met playing vidya. Nothing to be ashamed of. I'm using the apps. I definitely despise them, but I'm using them.