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frankly I don't really understand it. I mean we do real geeky numerical computations only once in a while for a week, and then we spend a few months on CSS IE c
by nraynaud 13y ago
frankly I don't really understand it. I mean we do real geeky numerical computations only once in a while for a week, and then we spend a few months on CSS IE compatibility. I never remember what kind of computations break my numbers in what ways and how I know if I can safely use == or not in my case (and if I can't, how big the epsilon should be).
- mynegation 13y agoOh, with == it is pretty simple: do not _ever_ use it on floating point data.
- nraynaud 13y agogo read the paper.