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@ -14,10 +14,9 @@ That was January. But something was still off. The feed was now eternally stuck
What else could we blame? The script works, the systemd service works... what about the systemd timer? So systemd has a handy command `systemd-analyze calendar` for checking cron strings, and it told us that the timer's string `*-*-* *:*/30:00` was invalid! There's a typo! It should actually be `*-*-* *:00/30:00` or even shorter, `*:0/30`. And finally, finally, exofeeds is back, and this time it actually works!
## Floats Are Weird
## Floats are weird
Floating-point arithmetic is weird, but why? Why does using smaller numbers results in even more inaccurate results?
[In this post](https://a.exozy.me/posts/floats-weird/), @a goes a little bit deeper into explaining why this happens and what you can do to get more accurate results without sacrificing performance.
Floating-point arithmetic is weird, but why? Why does using smaller numbers results in even more inaccurate results? [In this post](https://a.exozy.me/posts/floats-weird/), @a goes a little bit deeper into explaining why this happens and what you can do to get more accurate results without sacrificing performance.
## Using PulseAudio as a key-value database (yes, seriously)