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They are using a wider type.
by jedisct1 8mo ago
They are using a wider type.
- rep_lodsb 8mo agoYes, looking at the source code on GitHub now cleared that up! Didn't see it mentioned in the article though, maybe I missed it. If not, I think that this detail would be a good thing to include, both since it's a common mistake that others with less experience might make, and to get ahead of nitpicky comments like mine :)