Timothy Stiles

fix unit test failures

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7:08 AM] Razenpok: Hey, Pata I've ported Number-compatibility tests from C# version to check if Decimal operations produce same values as Number operations. You can check them on `tests` branch...

kind of a funny omission, and shouldn't be hard to write

What lies beyond large numbers? Tetration, pentation, non-integer hyperoperators, Knuth up-arrow notation, Conway chained-arrow notation, Ackermann function, Bird's array notation, ordinals, cardinals, hyperreals, surreals...

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If addition is hyperoperator 1, multiplication is hyperoperator 2 and exponentiation is hyperoperator 3, tetration is hyperoperator 4 and pentation is hyperoperator 5. These operators are notable for being easy...

Add gamma, lngamma, invgamma, lambertw

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I think most of the trigonometric operators like cos and sin and stuff are pointless, but gamma (the continuous factorial function) and its inverse deal with the domain of very...

optimize add and sub

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add/sub has some vestigal weirdness that has the correct functionality, but probably isn't optimal or as simple as possible. https://bitbucket.org/heldercorreia/speedcrunch/src/9cffa7b674890affcb877bfebc81d39c26b20dcc/src/math/floatnum.c?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default * float_add * float_sub * _addsub_ordered

3:24 AM] slabdrill: i improved my hyperbolic trig functions. it turns out they really only have a range of however much your precision can fit. so not necessarily needed i...

Get Swarm Simulator and True Exponential to use break_infinity.js

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Hevipelle's Antimatter Dimensions swapped from decimal.js to break_infinity.js. Once the update is out, I will provide the devs of these two incremental games also swap for that sick performance gainz....

performance and accuracy of pow()

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Several things need to be figured out about pow(). Copying the code as it stands now: pow(value) { //UN-SAFETY: We're assuming Decimal^number because number^Decimal or Decimal^Decimal is unheard of in...

implement arbitrary height analytic sroot (probably through trial and error?)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetration#Inverse_operations neither seems to have a simple recursive definition, so this is annoying :tm:.

equivalent to afford/sum geometric series for 'if the price exponentiates by a certain factor each purchase'

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seems like an obvious next step to have! I wonder how easy it is to express.