Why can I Debug some Numerical Programs that You Can’t? Why should we care?
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Why can I Debug some Numerical Programs that You Can’t? Why should we care?
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#4Is it infeasible to use something other than floats for such computations? There are many schemes for dealing with bigintegers, bigdecimals and such with reasonable performance.
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#5[Apologies that this is Offtopic, but I was unsure where to post this question].
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#6As someone who doesn't typically have reason to use either -- is using floats rather than doubles actually common? I was under the impression this was pretty rare.
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#7As someone who doesn't typically have reason to use either -- is using floats rather than doubles actually common? I was under the impression this was pretty rare.
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#8Is there any reason this is marked as scribd, when the link goes to a normal PDF? Usually I avoid scribd documents, but I noticed that the link didn't go to scribd. [Apologies that this is Offtopic, but I was unsure where to post this question].
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#9Is there any reason this is marked as scribd, when the link goes to a normal PDF? Usually I avoid scribd documents, but I noticed that the link didn't go to scribd. [Apologies that this is Offtopic, but I was unsure where to post this question].
(Scridb is a ycombinator company.)
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#10Is there any reason this is marked as scribd, when the link goes to a normal PDF? Usually I avoid scribd documents, but I noticed that the link didn't go to scribd. [Apologies that this is Offtopic, but I was unsure where to post this question].