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Some arguably badly written programs depend on different execution contexts (across machines, processes, whatever) having consistent FP behavior for the same in
by coldpie 2y ago
Some arguably badly written programs depend on different execution contexts (across machines, processes, whatever) having consistent FP behavior for the same inputs. Having the FP behavior change out of your control can result in a desync across those contexts. Depending on the exact error behavior, these can be real hard to track down.