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Anyone dealing with data produced by other languages which uses 64-bit integers. Easy examples include tweet IDs (broken in JavaScript, because JS can't handle
by TazeTSchnitzel 9y ago
Anyone dealing with data produced by other languages which uses 64-bit integers. Easy examples include tweet IDs (broken in JavaScript, because JS can't handle 64-bit integers), POSIX inode numbers (broken in node.js, because JS can't handle 64-bit integers), etc.