I'm not saying there aren't applications where it is useful. If you can't tolerate errors, then you typically don't use floats in the first place. We've been

I'm not saying there aren't applications where it is useful. If you can't tolerate errors, then you typically don't use floats in the first place. We've been running banking/accounting software for a long time without Perl 6. What I am saying is that this isn't a killer feature. It makes me go, "Oh, neat", and not, "Wow, this will make my life so much easier".