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If you made decisions based off of precision at some point in time, then you’re right. You’ve “baked” into the number some aspect about a precision decision you
by reikonomusha 7y ago
If you made decisions based off of precision at some point in time, then you’re right. You’ve “baked” into the number some aspect about a precision decision you’ve previously made. That doesn’t invalidate the number, as it reflects precisely the number you asked for, it just means you’re expressing your computation in a dubious manner.
Sometimes it’s unavoidable though, such as when checking equality where you have to call it quits at some point at some precision.