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What comes next? - Representing larger numbers than break_eternity.js in a meaningful way

I admit that OmegaNum's inner representation isn't very efficient. It is painfully slow, so much so that ExpantaNum (which stores the nonzero elements) can be faster when calculating, say, {100,100,200}....

Tetration based 1.4447

This seems to be caused by the limit on the number of iterations of `pow` (set to 100) before exiting. `OmegaNum(1.4447).tetr(b)` for b>100 fits this limit, which sets `f` (layers...

Max Safe Integer

[0.5.6](https://github.com/Naruyoko/OmegaNum.js/commit/e0dcab8d8d9b7738e045745acfeff80a1b9a965e)

If Number is greater than 10{maxOps+2}10, then Number will display lowest operator instead of highest except first one

Sorry for late reply, however I'm struggling to reproduce the issue. Can you give me what numbers you used for the ExpantaNum number and maxOps?

If Number is greater than 10{maxOps+2}10, then Number will display lowest operator instead of highest except first one

[α 1.3.8](https://github.com/Naruyoko/ExpantaNum.js/releases/tag/%CE%B1-1.3.8)

consider storing only 2 largest array numbers instead of the whole thing

That's nice, and probably work similarly for larger libraries I'll make, however, I felt like the gap between (10^)^9e15 10 and 10^^ee10 is too much; Yes, the numbers are huge,...

consider storing only 2 largest array numbers instead of the whole thing

However, at around 10{1000}x, there would probably be only few numbers since nobody cares, at around 10{100000}x, I think it is safe to assume that nobody cares about x other...

consider storing only 2 largest array numbers instead of the whole thing

We can only drop numbers and not lose precision when we can't even hold the number of arrows without losing precision: Which is 9e15. At that point since 10{MSI}10 and...

toStringWithDecimalPlaces throws RangeError on zero

[α 1.4.0](https://github.com/Naruyoko/ExpantaNum.js/releases/tag/%CE%B1-1.4.0)

Problems with hyperops

I can't seem to reproduce this... what version were you using?