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3 == "03" // true!

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(true + 1) === 2;​ ​// true
(true + true) === 2; // true
true === 2; // false
true === 1; // false

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var a = 8;
 
var someFunc = function(){
    document.write(a);
    var a = 8;
};
 
someFunc(); // writes a as undefined

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3 > 2 > 1 // false

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a = 012 // 10

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"0" && {} // true
0 && {} // false, ok...fair enough
0 == "0" // true, wtf!

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window.window == window // true
window.window === window // false
window == document // true. wtf!

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window.recurse = function(times)
{
    if (times !== 0)
        recurse(times - 1);
}

recurse(13); // stack overlfow at: 0

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Number.MAX_VALUE*1.0000000000000001 === (1/0) // false
Number.MAX_VALUE*1.0000000000000002 === (1/0) // true

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Here's an example of how I was able to use the rsp from Smart.app to run on a different
port at the same time.  It would be nice if this ability was built into the GUI app, but
for now, I hacked it.

I made a directory for my app here:

/Users/jim/joyent/rsp/local-smartasks

I put the application source in a subdirectory called '127.0.0.1'.  So the bootstrap.js is
at /Users/jim/joyent/rsp/local-smartasks/127.0.0.1/js/bootstrap.js