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Likewise, bit-limited integers are lossy as they are incomplete representations of ℤ, and are not reciprocal with division. The point being that, just like floa
by tadfisher 3y ago
Likewise, bit-limited integers are lossy as they are incomplete representations of ℤ, and are not reciprocal with division. The point being that, just like floating-point representations of ℝ, division will always be lossy in the general case unless you choose a symbolic algebra instead of numeric.