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There's no need to represent fractions of a turn as binary fractions, since you don't ever need more than 1 turn. You can represent fractions of a turn as (pair
by lupire 4y ago
There's no need to represent fractions of a turn as binary fractions, since you don't ever need more than 1 turn. You can represent fractions of a turn as (pair of integer) rationals, and round on the rare occasion that the denominator gets too big.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y ago>since you don't ever need more than 1 turn Helix.