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The HN comments present two voices: one side holds that FP performance is already close enough to C, especially with clear advantages in development efficiency and safety; the other emphasizes that in domains demanding extremely high determinism, such as embedded and real-time systems, C remains irreplaceable.
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10/24/2026
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