Ben Davies

i would combine multiple ARG and ENV lines into a single one where possible, as "good practice". as layers increase, there is a non linear performance impact when loading cached...

i noticed about 'produce consistent results' intention, sorry. yeah, the ability to "random seed" (null) in the command would be good i guess

Ok, actually, I've found the actually cause of my issue. If i load 2 files with the files command that look like this. ``` Cat: cat{1..100}: name: ``` ``` Dog:...

Ok, so the issue was that the reseeding was occurring per file. I've changed it to per set. This will keep the consistent results per set. What do you think?

i'm getting this too: ```php $subSection = new QuoteSubSection(); $subSection->setName('foo'); $section = new QuoteSection(); $section->addSection($subSection); $quote = new Quote(); $quote->addSection($section); self::assertSame($subSection, $quote->getSubSectionNamed('foo')); self::assertSame($subSection, $quote->getSubSectionNamed('FOO')); self::assertSame($subSection, $quote->getSubSectionNamed('Foo')); ``` the 2nd and...

i guess this is the cause of this psalm error: `Argument 1 of USState::accepts expects Elao\Enum\T, string provided`

hi @BenMorel The [PostgreSQL manual](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/datatype-numeric.html) will say it better than me: > We use the following terms below: The precision of a numeric is the total count of significant digits...

@BenMorel any interest? thanks!

@alexviar i'm not sure what your example shows but it's not precision of 10 > Working with precision of 10: 0.03/360 = 0.00008333333333(3) `0.00008333333333(3)` has as precision of 16

ah right thanks, i forgot that leading zeros are not significant. but also for storage purposes (postgres), 0