> You seem to be making some sort of negative judgment about that particular issue. Perhaps you'd care to give us the benefit of your reasoning. A freshman lea

> You seem to be making some sort of negative judgment about that particular issue. Perhaps you'd care to give us the benefit of your reasoning. A freshman learns not to store data in floating point data types if the significant digits of the data's domain exceeds the floating points guaranteed 1:1 domain. Some maintainers of node.js's file system module did not (or did not care about it)[]. Given that JS developers are hailed as the pinnacle of software engineering, this strikes me as odd. [] "But JS does not have a proper 64 bit datatype / BigInts" ... that's not an argument