What...
What the fuck is wrong with these people?
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Jose Anderson
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Cameron Long
This is what you get when double precision floating point is the only numeric data type in your language.
Josiah Peterson
Even better is the is-even, it is just returning not is-odd.
This is hilarious, imagine some web dev actually googling this and the including this fucking package.
Java script doesn't have int's?
Just floats with nothing after the decimal point?
Gabriel Bennett
>weekly downloads
>407 141
Fuck these guys.
Zachary Gutierrez
I'm sad that none of TypeScript nor Flow add support for Int vs Real (or fixed-sized integers types but I might want too much)
Nathaniel Harris
>There have been weeks where 3 million people couldn't figure out themselves to check if a number is odd.
Jonathan Young
Anons, how would you guy fake data? This can't possibly be true.
Ayden Miller
I'm convinced some node packages are their own joke, but people are too fucking stupid to notice and end up legitimately using them.
Grayson Cox
Does this guy have a buy me a coffee/donate button?
Jonathan Bennett
>make node package "is-even"
>use "is-odd" as a dependency
>return !isOdd(value)
Connor Sullivan
nice thumbnail retard
Colton Flores
leave him alone
Evan King
whatever you say op
John Russell
well the AssemblyScript version of Typescript has them
github.com
Nicholas King
Elegant solution
Ryder Jones
i saw 16 dependents and chuckled
> i saw 7 versions and damn near fell out of my seat
David Jackson
>25 commits
Zachary Young
Is node what happens when there's a high number of incompetent programmers that exist?
Cameron Rogers
>node, an engine which literally exists to make installing packages seamless
>installing hundreds of packages to do mundane shit like return (n % 2 == 0)
>the absolute state of webdev
yeah, node is for retards who can't write anything themselves
Leo Jones
>120x125
Dylan Jackson
Enjoy manually updating each and every instance of checking if a number is odd when an odd-number exploit is discovered.
Meanwhile, I just have to run npm update.
Henry Lee
My OC gets reposted. Cool
Andrew Stewart
Here is the full image.
Logan Carter
does n % 2 even get optimized by js interpreter?
Is there any reason you wouldn't be using & 1 in javascript that I'm not aware of?
Jace Miller
>optimzing javascript
it's a bit like trying to improve your running speed after crippling all your limbs
Jaxson Jones
optimizations are done by a compiler, not by an interpreter, but yes, it most likely does
download 2010 chrome and do a benchmark comparing js performance with the current version
Kayden Price
>1 million weekly downloads
Good god wtf is going on?
Brandon White
this is old as fuck but you get the idea
Austin Reyes
Free software was a mistake.
Joshua Evans
>Dependencies: is-number
Ryan Watson
JavaScript just has the Number type.
Brandon Gutierrez
It’s included in other packages that are popular.
Austin Ramirez
The two approaches seem to be equally fast, at least in chrome (pic related, times are in milliseconds). Ignore the ugliness of the code, I can't program in javascript.
James Perry
Parker Long
>Version 3.0.0
Jace Hall
I actually laughed out loud.
Jonathan Moore
isn't that !isNaN(number)
Christopher Moore
> require('is-number')
Dominic Adams
btw that guy is a genius, he has like 300-600 npm package and a framework which uses those (if i remember the framework is really popular), so if someone use that one in a project he get like 300-600 downloads in the statistic.
and ye he does things like is-odd then is-even is just !is-odd, but he has packages for, odd and even which is basically is-even/is-odd used on lists
Samuel Morales
This is actually fucking hilarious. The ‘is-even’ package is even better.