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This has nothing to do with user IDs. It's a general problem with antiquated languages that quietly convert/promote compatible integer types and can happen to a
by lazyjones 9y ago
This has nothing to do with user IDs. It's a general problem with antiquated languages that quietly convert/promote compatible integer types and can happen to any other integer types.
Solution: use a modern language like Go or use pointers to structs like everyone else.