The server sent 9007199254740993, but res.json() gave 9007199254740992, because a JavaScript number cannot hold integers above 2^53-1 exactly. Using a fake order API on 127.0.0.1, this note reproduces a cancel request hitting the wrong order, then shows two fixes run with Node.js v24.21.0: sending IDs as strings, and keeping the original digits with JSON.parse's context.source and JSON.rawJSON.
AT NEW kunnr treats kunnr and every column to its left as the group key, and when you read with INTO, the columns right of the key turn into asterisks and initial values inside the AT block. With four fictional sales rows, this note covers the causes, three fixes (column order, copying values, GROUP BY), WHERE conditions and how the documentation editions differ.
A reading guide to volume 7 of Minumsa's World Literature series, Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness: Lee Sang-ok's translation, the frame that opens on the Thames, the course of the three parts, the lie told at the end by a narrator who says he cannot bear one, the argument around Achebe's critique, and what to mark as you read.
npm's ^ holds the left-most non-zero digit, not "the same major", so ^0.2.3 never takes 0.3.0. Using real installs with npm 11.19.0 against a fake local registry, this note shows what each range brings in, what the lockfile, npm outdated and npm update each change, and how to move a 0.x dependency to its next minor.
Four works by Vincent van Gogh from 1887 to 1889, a self-portrait, a drawing, a wheat field and cypresses, set in order to follow which way the strokes lie and where their kind changes.