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There wasn't a discussion section, so I didn't know where to ask this.
Has using Double as your representation ever given you issues? Supposedly it can be detrimental. Is this kind of potential downfall of double/float price representation applicable to Haskell?
There wasn't a discussion section, so I didn't know where to ask this.
Has using Double as your representation ever given you issues? Supposedly it can be detrimental. Is this kind of potential downfall of double/float price representation applicable to Haskell?
Relevant Article 1: https://www.fpcomplete.com/blog/safe-decimal-right-on-the-money/
Relevant Article 2: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19957-01/806-3568/ncg_goldberg.html
Codebase Reference: https://github.com/mdunnio/coinbase-pro/blob/master/src/lib/CoinbasePro/Types.hs#L113
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