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		mgkimsal on Oct 22, 2010 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ewww, You Use PHP? There's == and === - they do separate things. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/359494/javascript-vs It's not that hard to get your head around, and at least one other major language does it this way.

perlgeek on Oct 22, 2010 [–]

agreed, but == being a non-associative operator is still just sick.

mjw on Oct 23, 2010 | [–]

I think you mean non-transitive. But yes.

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