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Comment by Steuard

But for physics, that result is great! An inaccuracy of just one part in 10^12 would be better than practically every physics experiment ever performed. That's like being off by the size of an atom when measuring the distance from LA to New York. (I'm speaking as a physicist rather than as a programmer here, mind you. But my limited experience programming physics would suggest that this is a perfectly acceptable level of error.)
parent Steuard 14 years ago

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