this is the most broken number that exists. 

thank you for WAITING 2 MONTHS for a video lol. i had to finish up school for 3 whole weeks then make this thing. so yeah. anyways sources and music are below as always sources: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time - wikipedia article on unix time en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2,147,483,647 - 2 147 483 647 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_of_two#4294967296 - 4 294 967 296 and other powers of 2. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_(numbers)#109 - more power of 2 stuff en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadruple-precision_floating-point_format - 4 byte fpp format en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octuple-precision_floating-point_format - 8 byte fpp format THE LAST DAY of a MINECRAFT WORLD?! - minecraft time breaks finalforeach.itch.io/cosmic-reach - cosmic reach download music: PELAGIC - density & time dirt rhodes - kevin macleod prologue - brendon moeller total drag - c418 cliffside hinson - c418 a slow dream - emily a. sprague beyond space - chill carrier MODBAP - density & time

hearing "2038" and "in 14 years" in the same sentence threw me for a LOOP. how on earth are we further from 2010 than we are from 2038...

kids nowadays will unfortunately never get to understand the horrors of 65535

Games when an integer goes over 2,147,483,647: you are now negative!

Oh hey, time for Y2K Part 2 in 14 years, hope I'll still be around by then to see all the scammy end of the world stuff people will try to peddle to old people.

mmmmm i love standing still for 524288 and become invincible to crystal spikes

You could also argue that 37 is more broken, because of its use outside of computer science, in probability.

hey, that's my favorite number

Fun fact: 2^1024 is a big thing in an idle game called antimatter dimensions. One you reach that much antimatter, the game forces you to prestige and gain infinity points. You then after some time break infinity and get way more antimatter

Ah yes my favorite number Two Billion one hundred and forty-seven million four hundred and eighty-three thousand six hundred fourty-seven.

Never thought a video about a single number would be this well documented and put together, thank you for making this

Ah yes, video.

Me watching this video knowing damn well I don’t know jack shit about math

this is basically just watching someone info dump why is it so entertaining ToT

7:49 So if that date passes, there is no way to revert back to its normal state, and the 32-bit devices will be in the history book, right?

Ah yes, TOAST background footage

I love breaking limits and stupendously large numbers, and your content is the definition of it. Great work as always 👍

I absolutely despise learning how to code, but videos like this that cover computer science principals and the significance of certain numbers in computing will always fascinate me. Thanks for taking the time to explain everything as well as you did, it's always nice to learn something new.

12:43 the reason things still work at nan in ROBLOX is cuz when your character is at nan for whatever reason the server takes network ownership (aka the server takes control of the physics of your character) and puts your character back to where it was before nan and buggy lighting is just when the camera goes to nan

baking a cake for ~4.5 years is perfectly acceptable in paper mario 64.

I will say this number is absolutely broken in every game pretty much. It’s so funny how everything basically breaks at this one number. Anyways completely unrelated nice jtoh skills. My best is a remorseless.

How did bro fall at 1:06 that's a skill issue

This is some of the most high quality content relating to large numbers I've seen. Keep up the great work brother.

yknow i never expected for someone to be at the same community as roblox and minecraft considering their communities are usually enemies, although i play both and it depends on my mood, its a weird sight to see

In the now discontinued game, Angry Birds Epic, the events that occurred in the game used the Unix timestamp to calculate when a programmed event will occur. Sadly this now means that without modding it, it is unable to play said events, even though they are programmed in the game, however sometime around the 22nd century, long after the Unix timestamp has overflowed and has even rolled back into the positives, the events will start working once again just as nothing had happened up until they pass again.

I knew about all of this previously, but thanks for making this video so I can show this to people that don't know!

I love that you used jtoh footage in the background

really cool video explaining floating point precision, integer limits and giving examples of it!! make more dude!

Man, I freaking love these videos. They always hit different, and the quality is off the charts. YOUR STILL UNDERRATED THOUGH!!

cant be a day of youtube without a well edited video about the most random topic ever !!

No way, random cosmic reach reference. I love that game. Been playing it since day 1.

8:20 dude just predicted with an unfathomably dense presition the exact date and time when our devices are going to stop working

literally saw a post on reddit made by you about this video. good video!

For the float/double -> inf/nan issues, there are a really common example I can think of: idle/incremental games. A lot of the smaller ones that don’t use libraries like exptantanum and have broken final upgrades will let you reach 1e308 at the end of the game, breaking everything. This is so widespread that it has been memed on in other games, such as Antimatter Dimensions where reaching 1e308 is when you unlock the “break infinity” mechanic.

0:30 JToH Jumpscare

9,223,372,036,854,775,807 Is my favorite number but 2,147,483,647 is my favorite number that I can remember.

Dude keep up the work these type of videos are realy interesting and helps other people learn about these cool things fr ur the best if I could have I would have told about u to my friends but they dont know english so cant sadly :(

this video was conveniently watched a day before i had to explain someone what that number meant

My favorite funny numbers guy uploaded again

Nah, 1 minute in and I already learning more than what school taught me.

Good video. I subscribed from the last limit video you made. This one also is super entertaining and intriguing. For someone so young, you make amazing content. Thanks.

every time i hear about "2038" this is the only thing that i think of. imo, this is gonna be a huge thing in the whole world LOL

I were casually watching this video and then you talked about a Roblox video, that’s when I realized that you were the person that made the Roblox zone video that I commented on. I remember talking about playing walk on walls and falling in the void.

8:22 we're probably gonna have 128 bit computers by then

gotta love the integer limit

I wasn’t expecting jtoh gameplay in the background and it jumpscared me 😭

so, if i manage to age to 2147483647 years old, then, i would start aging backwards, until i get to zero years old? or would i turn into a freaking wall of 128 meters of height?

I liked the JToH gameplay in the background.

Noticed those xor gates at the end of that roller coaster track at the end there, cool

integer overflow jank, my beloved

For sdome reason every video has been recommended to from your chaneel and on every video i click i reallise in the middle of the video that its that far lands guy

I like dragons

another two games that i find seriously interesting when it comes to the 32 bit limit is cod world at war and black ops 1, especially zombies mode. seeing how the game breaks and you have an insane time limit until you hit a reset has made for some of the most ridiculous speedruns ive ever seen

This feels like I shouldn't understand most of this, but for some reason I do anyway.

is that a atari referenc1e!!!>>!??!

yay new vid on my home page

12:16 the most well known example of the 2^1024 limit at the moment is probably the Balatro Ante 39 Nan-e-inf glitch

I got really surprised when you mentioned Cosmic Reach, I've been really loving that game's devlogs lol

oh, this is about minecraft. i was fully ready to watch a math video wondering why this number was more broken than 0

Random big number: *exists* All games in existance: guess ill break

Finally, i can see the 32-bit integer limit clearly for more that 0.25 seconds

BRO FINNALY UPLOADED YAYYYYY continue with school grades and this is so interesting tysm can’t wait for u to grow big remember your subscribers!

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crab champions also has a 32 bit integer funny when it comes to its money, in which if it goes beyond the 32bit integer limit, anything you buy in the shop becomes free.

WE'LL BE BACK IN 1970 WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥

me paying more attention to the jtoh gameplay than the actual video

Great video as always!

the fact you played jtoh in the background lol

computers: see a bunch of numbers together also computers: *didn't seem number enough to me*

Bro i love ur videos i love how they are kinda techical its rrly amazing i enjoy them sm

i think that is because of their coding lenguage which propably just spits an error when you try to add something pass the 31 bit limit

for the osu thing cant you play multiplayer and get a negative score and then see it on the website in the multiplayer lobby history

You made me scared of running out of numbers and time

the 32 bit integer (2147483647) is basically the Stan Lee of video games, constantly showing up everywhere.

i do remember a number that makes the sky box pure black in roblox but it is so hard to say I can’t even say it

The numbers have broken my brain...

As a programmer, I'm reeallly interested in everything related to computers, especially stuff relating to binary and transistors (if you recall I commented on your "How many possible Roblox games" post, the SROSUs and shit lol) so these videos are great in my opinion. I advise everybody to learn about stuff like this and how computers work; it really is amazing to know what's actually going on at the sight of a bug, etc. Furthermore I just wanted to say I appreciate the extreme amount of effort you put into these videos. For example, mentioning Perlin noise per block to explain how the Farlands coordinates correlate to the 32 bit integer limit. Most videos dedicated to the Farlands not go into that much detail. And that's just a small part of this video. I don't know how to phrase this other than it sounding like an insult (trust me, it's not), but this video took 2 months to make. Another RU-vidr could make this in 2 weeks.. (bear with me) HOWEVER it wouldn't nearly be as well-researched, well-edited, and overall well-presented. Choosing quality-over-quantity isn't rewarded nearly as much as it should be on RU-vid; this is why I admire RU-vidrs like you, Kurzgesagt, LEMMiNO, etc. Because you choose the approach that, instead of benefiting you, benefits your audience. Which is just a great quality. I'm only subscribed to 7 channels over 4 years, and you're one of them. Lastly, I also have ADHD, and I know how hard it is to make something like this. Even with the fact that I know video editing, I could not get close to the skill level needed to have the motivation to make this with ADHD. That's enough yapping!

If anyone remembers the 256 value for 8 bit games where the game would glitch out on that value, this is a similar bugged number but in 32 bit edition.

Slight misconception: in 9:37, note blocks tuned was shown twice.

Damn, I've waited this kind of video so long! Thank you for making it! Now i kinda understand why after 16.777.216 I can't get odd numbers anymore

awesome video. love ur pfp

Oh hell yea, another video about stupidly large numbers breaking stuff! Always a treat to watch! Oh yeah, here's 15 ringgits for ya! Keep it up!

man, remembering when u had about 4k subs and now 18k. u have come a long way.good job!

Nice to see cosmic reach getting some recognition.

sometimes in Roblox I think I get teleported to Nan and after that my movement is delayed

I'll be 38 by then. Holy fuck, that makes me feel old.

the reason of the character glitching in roblox is not because of integer overflow, most 3d games use floating points to store the position of every object, the character breaks because the numbers get less and less accurate as they get bigger

10:13 hardest ring 6 tower:

Fun fact in Minecraft: seed gen uses 64-bit integer limit

the jtoh gameplay is peak

I can never remember the number itself, but when I see it, I KNOW what it is. That's how much I've seen the highest 32-bit positive integer.

i didnt expect you to play jtoh in the bg LOL

lol I saw your Reddit post earlier and THEN got recommended this randomly

this is just a trivial limit

I saw the 2 and the 1 and immediately recognised the 32 bit integer limit

People build their bases in the tens of millions on 2b2t 💀

Can’t the Unix timestamp like round up of then it will like start again?

The stats probably only update when the number increases, so it stops changing

In old versions of Minecraft pocket edition there was a bug like the optfine mod That was quite similar it’s slightly more mild and in Minecraft Java there was another bug like optfine Where instead of the blocks it was the chunk borders it was in Minecraft old versions and 2 snapshots

what 1.3.2 mod was used and how do i download it