percentages

The percentages may be negligible, but the impact is high-- They do seem to be looking at mods elsewhere (swipe to dismiss notification?

We're a 6 person team in B2B SaaS with multiple hundreds of customers, growing in double digit percentages per month.

Most states are limited in the ways they can borrow money and don't run deficits that are large percentages of GDP.

You are 100% right the percentages and the gains are still the same in theory.

Today's step function, with made-up tax percentages: 20% if held for less than a year, 10% if a year or more.

For large groups even low percentages can represent a significant quantity.

Gossip magazines, for example, get much higher refund percentages than average (some up to 50% of purchases), as some of them are basically clickbait in print.

The percentages matter, but the numbers matter too.

You could just have a single box and illustrate the percentage amounts by dividing the box up into different colors to indicate the percentages of a whole, but this?

- The percentages in your progress bars make me ask (myself) too many questions.

Just the percentages of total ownership.

I've heard that bonus percentages improve when you reach Staff.

We like to conflate large percentages as "practically 100%" but even ".1%" just means "1 in 1000".

This is why the discussion can't even happen, and why companies and universities still enforce percentages for underprivileged groups even though it is obvious discrimination (but it's "good" discrimination!

Now I'm sure for things like computing interest by raising things to a power or even computing percentages, etc, floating point is used (and eventually reduced to fixed point values), so maybe someone found it too absolute to say "all" financial math is fixed point?