Hah! Under normal circumstances it is nearly impossible to coerce JavaScript into admitting what the number which it claims to be 1e23 actually is, but here's Chrome's `BigInt` to smash the mind control towerpic.twitter.com/7rw4mSExE5
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I mean, that's pretty much what I'd do if I wanted to know the exact value of a float. Tangentially, have you ever tried to detect whether a 0 is positive or negative in javascript? That one is also incredibly obnoxious.
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