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That's weird because 3 zillion is more than 28 zillion.
by evanb 7y ago
That's weird because 3 zillion is more than 28 zillion.
- oh_sigh 7y agoYou could have enforced reduction rules so that the only valid zillion value is [0-F].[0-F]...
- beefield 7y agoAnd one zillion equals ten zillions...
- codetrotter 7y agoAnd also one hundred zillions, and even one zillion zillions.
- manojlds 7y agoYeah ok, we got thay from the parent comment.
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- zzo38computer 7y agoIf you use the Rogers system rather than the Magnusson system then it is not equal, I think.
- waynecochran 7y agoFunny how the same informal-isms crop up in disparate teams -- I've heard/used the same thing.
- bjackman 7y agoYeah although we would probably have said "two eight zillion" not "twenty eight zillion", and in the kind of conversations we'd have, it wouldn't really matter. "Where is the stack base supposed to be?" "O X 8 zillion" "Oh, the system crashed with stack pointer at 0 X two eight zillion, something must have gone badly wrong!"