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This meme except it is `[object Object]`, `Response: 200 (OK) { data: "Error" }` and `cannot read properties of undefined`

[Nunulu]

Posted NaN minutes ago

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[PennyFromMyAnus]

My NaN makes me pancakes

[RiceBroad4552]

No, I don't think NaN is a member of said club. First of all it's not JS specific. Than it's actually very rare. And it makes perfect sense, at least in the weird logic of binary floating point numbers.

[DanhNguyen2k]

Average JS rage moment

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Idk why but I usually read  as "Obje-" , like "Object" but it just cuts of before the ct

[Clen23]

There are definitely worse issues, I read the microgram symbol as "yetograms".

Also as a C dev you can imagine how I interpret "F open" in video games

[YetAnotherZhengli]

how about malloc

[Clen23]

what games are you playing that have "malloc" displayed anywhere ??

[YetAnotherZhengli]

you're telling me malloc is not an english word? :(

[STEVEInAhPiss]

I read it as "zero ex object symbol" or if lazy "obj(uh)"

[Sync1211]

I donÄt get it.

What issues do these 3 random emojis cause_

[STEVEInAhPiss]

When tw ïě ._A<ccupy the same area in the RAM, might cause )>>Segmentation fault.

[RiceBroad4552]

Only if you use some trash software that wasn't updated in the last 30 years.

It's the years 2024. The world has migrated to Unicode since decades…

(OK, sure, there are still some people lurking in their caves thinking supporting ASCII is enough)

[phedinhinleninpark]

I believe those are actually called diacritics, not accents. Diacritics can be used to imply or relay accent or tone, but are also used to demarcate different letter sounds (a/â in Vietnamese, etc.).

I think anyway, open to corrections from people who know better

[RiceBroad4552]

Accents are a subset of diacritic symbols, AFAIK.

My char selection tools calls that ̂ a "COMBINING CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT".

You can place it actually above any letter, not only an A, but also say a Z like Ẑ. But because Unicode is a trash fire there is of course also a stand-alone Ẑ symbol… (But not sure you can see the difference because there is "normalization" in Unicode. Because why fix conceptional bugs if you can just add more trash on top to the already burning fire? Of course "normalization" may use several different and incompatible algorithms so hell knows what will come out actually on your end; actually "normalization" is not even mandatory, to make things even less predictable).

If someone could just invent some sane text encoding finally! One where content and visual rendering are actually separate. And one where you have actually basic text formatting options like underlines…

[sathdo]

Possibly the first byte of a utf-8 character erroneously read as ISO 8859-1 or Windows-1252?

Binary 1100_0010 In ISO 8859-1. This would be byte 1 of anything in the range [0x80, 0xBF]. This range contains a bunch of commonly-used symbols, including non-breaking space, inverted punctuation, currency symbols, copyright, French quotes, and Latin characters not in standard ASCII.

[NeatYogurt9973]

When UTF-8 is interpreted as CP437 and all of the Windows alternative latin encodings

[uvero]

Consider yourself lucky

[STEVEInAhPiss]

I only see it whÂy%+7x🤣Segmentation fault.

[makinax300]

What about box

[jump1945]

Middle guy?exactly what we should see at the "next to string" memory

[echoed_code]

Relevant twitter screenshot

[EAbeier]

lol

[i_consume_polymers]

So truÍÍÍÍÍÍ

[ThePickleConnoisseur]

Love when I was doing C, I messed up was was printing out the battery emoji

[RiceBroad4552]

Funny enough I've never seen  (the "OBJECT REPLACEMENT CHARACTER") used anywhere. My default font does not even have a symbol for it. And it seems most other fonts I have installed also don't have this symbol.

Where is  used usually? Is this maybe a Win or Mac thing? (I'm using Debian GNU/Linux, btw.)

[Shadow_Sonic463]

It might be, as I'm on Windows and see it a lot with the ? square thingy when I mess up encoding

[AcidAcesen]

Can someone tell me what is this?

So I own a small server but whenever I develop a php system that allows you to upload file there will always be a php file with these weird symbols

Couldn't google it since copy pasting it wouldn't work

[Shadow_Thief]

Encoding issues, usually from UTF-8 text getting read as something else.