Veronica OlsenThis error message in our app is why you don't put == or != between two floating point numbers in your code! 😅
> Error: Internal miscalculation: Volume (89.99999999999999) is not equal to upper limit (90.0)
The code in questions splits a volume into chunks, and += a check value for each iteration, and checks that the entire volume was processed after. Easy fix to check with a tolerance instead, but it's a surprisingly common coding mistake.
masukomi@veronica I'm assuming that dealing with true rational numbers like lisp does is more resource intensive, however I also believe that 99.999999999% of the code in existence doesn't not need the extra performance boost (assuming there even is one) of dealing with normal floating point 🐄💩 and, no-one needs the complexity it brings along.
the whole thing is just maddening the moment you realize this is completely unnecessary.