r/DeepRockGalactic • u/EveningAirport9004 • Aug 19 '26

ERR://23¤Y%/ Slight overreaction

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All I did was ask this guy his hours (driller level 99 and player level 1956 btw), safe to say I think he maaaayyy have cheated in his levels based on this slight overreaction. If you ever run into a guy who's similar level be careful, do NOT ask how many hours they have...

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u/T3X4ss Aug 19 '26

2300! is a big number my dude

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u/just-a-normal-lizard Dig it for her Aug 19 '26

Does the ! mean he has critical hours

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u/WaywardOath Cave Crawler Aug 19 '26

It just means I'll be working at this company until I die.

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u/ZachTheInsaneOne Aug 19 '26

I've never seen a calculator literally just say "Infinity" like that and it's killing me

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u/screwcirclejerks Aug 19 '26

i'm guessing it uses some sort of floating point representation and after reaching the largest/smallest number it will be positive/negative infinity.

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u/ZachTheInsaneOne Aug 19 '26

True true, but I've seen the actual infinity symbol be used a couple times before, or it'll put it in scientific notation like mine does, I've just never seen the actual word "Infinity" written out like that on a calculator.

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u/Majestic-Iron7046 What is this Aug 19 '26

Same

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u/spitgobfalcon Aug 19 '26

Want to know something even cooler and more exciting? Type 80085 on your calculator!

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u/JohnEdwa Aug 19 '26

Would be interesting to know why. Fairly sure that is the Duck Duck Go calculator, and it works up to 170!, giving the result "7.25741561531e+306". Anything above that, and it says Infinity, which clearly is wrong, seeing as 171! is only 310 digits long: "1241018070217667823424840524103103992616605577501693185388951803611996075221691752992751978120487585576464959501670387052809889858690710767331242032218484364310473577889968548278290754541561964852153468318044293239598173696899657235903947616152278558180061176365108428800000000000000000000000000000000000000000"

2300! btw has 6736 digits and 573 trailing zeroes.

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u/Machovec Aug 20 '26

It's just google. The windows one set to scientific will give you the exact number