Comment by koromak

In a way, I don't even consider floating point errors to be "flaws" with an algorithm like this. If the code defines a logical, mathematically correct solution, then its "right". Solving floating point errors is a step above this, and only done in certain circumstances where it actually matters.

You can imagine some perfect future programming language where floating point errors don't exist, and don't have to be accounted for. Thats the language I'm targeting with 99% of my algorithms.