@0xabad1dea A quibble: floating point numbers give exact values for addition, multiplication and subtraction involving integers if the results aren't too large.
In 32-bit floating point, you can exactly represent all integers up to 16,777,217.
> You should never, ever use floats for things like money
You can't do things like compound interest and mortgage payments with integer arithmetic! 😁
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I have a relevant story here that you might find amusing.
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MOST people are not filled with bigotry and hate. Nazis SEEM like they are a huge population of people, but their ideas are wildly unpopular with society at large.
In other words, they are a fringe group.
The ONLY reason they are gaining more and more power is because LIBERALS LET THEM
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