FYI the word is "converter" not "convertor" https://www.dictionary.com/browse/converter
Show HN: While the world builds AI Agents, I'm just building calculators
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#830 + 0.00000001 gives 1e-8 (I see you’re displaying in scientific notation, hmm— I wonder how you’re storing it internally…)
Then multiplying that by 5 gives… -39.
Somehow 1e-8 * 5 is being parsed as 1 + (-8 * 5)?
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#86If you're taking suggestions, I have a frequent need to do basic arithmetic on fractions and not many "app" calculators do that well or at all.
Buy a handheld calculator. Many scientifics since the mid 80s handle compound fractions via the "a b/c" key.
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#87If you're taking suggestions, I have a frequent need to do basic arithmetic on fractions and not many "app" calculators do that well or at all.
This is very different, but check out my https://git.sr.ht/~akkartik/notebook.love
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#88I tried 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000001 * 2 and it gave me 0. Precision on a calculator is very important, such operations should be exact. Please refrain from using floating point operations.
Or more specifically, why not just use a different unit base, fixed point arithmetic doesn't come for free.
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#89Some have different names once you click on them.
- "Speed" is "Speed and Pace."
- "Data Size" is "Data Storage"
- "Fuel Economy" is "Fuel Consumption"
On the Data Size / Data Storage calculator, I would add kilobits, megabits, gigabits, and terabits. In addition to data storage, that might make it useful as a bandwidth calculator as well.