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Couldn't you just write the hex bytes? That would be unambiguous, and it wouldn't lose precision.
by hyperbolablabla 1y ago
Couldn't you just write the hex bytes? That would be unambiguous, and it wouldn't lose precision.
- lifthrasiir 1y agoAt that point human-readability would suffer.
- adgjlsfhk1 1y agoreading hex floats isn't the most intuitive, but isn't that bad.
- analog31 1y agoAn amusing anecdote is that Alan Turing taught himself to read numbers in the internal representation used by the computer, rather than allowing the waste of equipment, time, or labor to translate them.
- mort96 1y agoThat's still a binary format in my eyes, it's not human readable or writable. You've just written the binary format as hex.