00:21:53 GMT <cornfeedhobo> sorted set scores are floats, right?
00:25:45 GMT <cornfeedhobo> "zadd test 0.000001 foo" is then giving back a score of "9.9999999999999995e-07". wtf?
00:28:56 GMT <cornfeedhobo> hmmm, i'm sure this is a nuance of float precision i am not grasping
00:41:55 GMT <cornfeedhobo> doing some searching and it looks like even if i multiply into integers it's possible to lose precision?
00:48:19 GMT <cornfeedhobo> so i get 15 digits of precision?
00:48:25 GMT <cornfeedhobo> that's not a large space...?
00:51:33 GMT <cornfeedhobo> ohhh, i see. ieee754. that makes sense.
00:51:39 GMT <cornfeedhobo> disregard me
05:39:43 GMT <dani1> Hey everyone, How I can GET keys from multiple redis databases?
05:40:04 GMT <dani1> I've runned redis-cli keys "*" , But It just export keys from db0. not from other databases.
05:40:20 GMT <dani1> I have db0-db3 on redis.
09:30:57 GMT <minus> dani1: you have to SELECT the database first
10:37:24 GMT <cuddlesquid> hi there, if there is any chance i could get a little insight, im very new to redis, but im using it, at minimal, im able to start redis server and operate in redis cli, bigest part confuses me is how to actualy find whats stored and perhaps delete it
10:42:39 GMT <minus> cuddlesquid: KEYS lets you list keys which you then can delete with DEL
10:46:42 GMT <cuddlesquid> ah thats about what ive learned so far from redis documents
10:47:00 GMT <cuddlesquid> I was able to find some stored strings by using scan
10:47:06 GMT <cuddlesquid> but not quite what I was looking for
10:47:28 GMT <cuddlesquid> this is what I am looking for inside redis {"code":"ECONNREFUSED","errno":"ECONNREFUSED","syscall":"connect","address":"127.0.0.1","port":19735}
10:47:53 GMT <cuddlesquid> just a small error that occured recently, i would like to not see it anymore:)
13:22:25 GMT <ayjay_t> i5 = 8-bit signed integer? i'm not familiar with that notation from the docs and it's bugging me
13:22:42 GMT <ayjay_t> could someone point me to a reference or tell me the name of that naming convention
13:22:51 GMT <minus> where does it say that
13:22:51 GMT <*> ayjay_t  is a type too
13:23:34 GMT <ayjay_t> https://redis.io/commands/bitfield look at the first code block
13:23:52 GMT <ayjay_t> and one sentance describing it, above the code block
13:24:09 GMT <ayjay_t> /ance/ence
13:25:13 GMT <ayjay_t> so i'm guessing thats a typo
13:29:18 GMT <minus> yeah, looks like a typo
13:29:40 GMT <minus> especially since a signed 5 bit integer is mentioned in the text above
13:30:42 GMT <ayjay_t> i thought it was giving two different examples. thanks for clarifying that for me, today is my first reddis day. i'm coming from firmware/driver programming and i really like how much more sensible it's typing system is that javascript
13:30:59 GMT <ayjay_t> at first i was scared because i thought it was all strings all the time, but the fact that's binary safe makes me really happy
13:31:14 GMT <ayjay_t> sorry for my own typos :-D
13:39:19 GMT <minus> it is giving two examples, but the second one does have a typo
13:39:28 GMT <minus> feel free to submit a pull request to fix that