fixate on what you think you know… you’re missing what you don’t though.

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  • skipped a few steps there i think.

    thanks for the considered reply. didn’t mean to jump all the way down to electrons and sound so flippant.

    my claim is that JavaScript arrays are arrays because the spec defines their behavior as such. the implementation details are absolutely interesting from a performance perspective and I was genuinely curious how an internally linked list implementation would actually work, real-world. regardless… almost every interaction I have ever had with a JS programmer has ended in “its strings all the way down”… so… I mean… yes-ish?

    loved your poking of the hornets nest in this thread :-)














  • “It is quick, but it’s high octane gasoline, and so a lot of them got burnt and it was an explosion.”

    ummm… octane rating is measure of fuel stabilization, typically to prevent pre-detonation and other issues in highly tuned engines. as a measure of energy density higher octane fuel actually provides fewer BTUs than lower octane fuel.

    when correctly paired with an appropriately tuned engine, higher octane fuel allows for more efficient file combustion and, by extension, less engine damage and potentially more overall power.

    that quote makes it sound like higher octane = more burn damage. am I missing something here regarding high octane fuel burning on human skin?