DerPapa69

Thanks mate. I didn't mean to make this about my story, but rather mention what the consequences of your grandfather's actions could be though.

I hope he comes to his senses or something.

My brother almost died from swallowing a battery when he has a toddler. He was extremely lucky it didn't open in his stomach, otherwise he'd be dead now. Some doctors have even postulated that some of the (extreme) behavioural difficulties he has had all his life stem from the lithium that may have been absorbed at such a young age.

what a childish way to look at it lol

I would save this comment and get back to you when the offensive has crumbled, but something tells me you and all the other Reddit libs currently swarming this website will have long crawled back to daddy Reddit by then ;)

E: Uh oh, seems like I've angered le epic reddit army! Whatever shall I do?! I know, I'll just wait a month or two until 80% of the accounts in this thread are long dead :3

Doesn't change the fact the the suMmEr OfFensIVe is going horribly lol

Real life is not like the movies

Because literally almost every single one of their posts is anti Russia / pro NATO propaganda lol

How come you're so obsessed with Russia?

Braindead yankees in the Twitter comments thinking arresting the orange man is going to magically fix the US and make it the best place on the planet lol

Linus Torvalds also is an unhinged edgelord who thinks he's the best guy ever.

He did make a dope kernel though.

Ah yes, the home of free speech!

Yeah, I do agree that it's a bit weird with TS. It's fully understandable though, since it just transpiles to JS, which doesn't have any type information during runtime. I think as far as webdev goes though, TS makes it at least somewhat bearable.

Sorry for the downvote btw - that wasn't me!

I don't really get the point of this. Of course the function will accept the value as a string if you specifically tell it to treat it as such (which wouldn't even be possible without casting it to unknown first)?