Ok, thanks for explaining it to me.
You said
You don't use floating point to count integers unless you're planning to alter the counts by percentages.
First, I would like to know where you heard/read Diebold/Premier Election Solutions/Dominion Voting was using floating points.
Secondly, would there be any legitimate reason to use floating points as opposed to integers when calculating whole numbers, like votes during an election?
Thanks for explaining shit to my retarded ass
Ok, thanks for explaining it to me.
You said
>You don't use floating point to count integers unless you're planning to alter the counts by percentages.
First, I would like to know where you heard/read Diebold/Premier Election Solutions/Dominion Voting was using floating points.
Secondly, would there be any legitimate reason to use floating points as opposed to integers when calculating whole numbers, like votes during an election?
Thanks for explaining shit to my retarded ass
Legit reason : Those cracka ass Republicans only get 0.6 for their racist vote, while the remainder goes to the next D (dei) vote to give them 1.4 votes to level the playing field. Take the total and report.
Legit reason :
Those cracka ass Republicans only get 0.6 for their racist vote, while the remainder goes to the next D (dei) vote to give them 1.4 votes to level the playing field. Take the total and report.
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