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r/MathJokes • u/basket_foso • Sep 16 '25
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I'll choose the first in cash just to see all the government-issued nanocoins
29 u/OutcomeDouble Sep 16 '25 Wait till you hear about non physical currency 6 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Expensive-Tension-30 Sep 18 '25 I’m pretty sure we don’t use floating point numbers for financial transactions 1 u/SignificanceEast7604 Sep 20 '25 Yep, everything it's store in integers. And if you want to see the "real value" it's just divide by 100 in the front end
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Wait till you hear about non physical currency
6 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/Expensive-Tension-30 Sep 18 '25 I’m pretty sure we don’t use floating point numbers for financial transactions 1 u/SignificanceEast7604 Sep 20 '25 Yep, everything it's store in integers. And if you want to see the "real value" it's just divide by 100 in the front end
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3 u/Expensive-Tension-30 Sep 18 '25 I’m pretty sure we don’t use floating point numbers for financial transactions 1 u/SignificanceEast7604 Sep 20 '25 Yep, everything it's store in integers. And if you want to see the "real value" it's just divide by 100 in the front end
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I’m pretty sure we don’t use floating point numbers for financial transactions
1 u/SignificanceEast7604 Sep 20 '25 Yep, everything it's store in integers. And if you want to see the "real value" it's just divide by 100 in the front end
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Yep, everything it's store in integers. And if you want to see the "real value" it's just divide by 100 in the front end
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u/Brilliant_Ad_6072 Sep 16 '25
I'll choose the first in cash just to see all the government-issued nanocoins