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Alex Van De Sande
@avsa
What happens if you have an integer made of infinitely repeating 9s and then you add 1? You get infinite 0s, and a 1 that is carried until.. never? Thereās no beginning to the number so, just as 1-0.9999.. is exactly 0 (not āalmost 0ā) then ā¦9999 + 1 is also 0. Reality has integer overflows. š¤Æ
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ryrybean
@projanker
whoa, mind blown! never thought of it that way. math gets wild sometimes! š¤Æ
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