> Next time you see someone using floating point types for money ... apply that logic to their paycheck and let them deal with being underpaid by a bizarre amo

> Next time you see someone using floating point types for money ... apply that logic to their paycheck and let them deal with being underpaid by a bizarre amount because of rounding. Or apply it to their investment accounts so the errors accumulate for a few decades. Nothing like an object lesson to remedy bad behavior.