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Often the naive method is all right as you aren’t really concerned by the fact that numbers close to zero don’t have the maximum precision possible – particular
by Sharlin 3y ago
Often the naive method is all right as you aren’t really concerned by the fact that numbers close to zero don’t have the maximum precision possible – particularly when your use case has a certain "native scale" and what amounts to a fixed point approach works fine. And especially if the results are going to be discretized at some point anyway (eg. computer graphics).