When using Buffer.from() node is using a buffer from the buffer pool.
This makes it necessary to create the given TypedArray using byteOffset and byteLength accordingly.
Note: The created TypedArray.buffer is pointing probably to a larger Buffer. Make sure
to use byteLength/byeOffset correctly or use typedArrayToArrayBuffer() if you want to use
a raw ArrayBuffer that represents the actual data correctly.
When using Buffer.from() node is using a buffer from the buffer pool. This makes it necessary to create the given TypedArray using byteOffset and byteLength accordingly.
Note: The created TypedArray.buffer is pointing probably to a larger Buffer. Make sure to use byteLength/byeOffset correctly or use typedArrayToArrayBuffer() if you want to use a raw ArrayBuffer that represents the actual data correctly.