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karolherbst@chaos.social ("☃️karolherbst☃️") wrote:
"Fun bug of the month, mesa edition, episode may"
so if you do "uint64_t some_var = 1 << 31;" in C you get "0xffffffff80000000" as the value, because that's super obvious and not confusing at all.
It's pretty funny getting reminded how non-intuitive and broken C is from time to time.