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  "path": "/t/add-something-like-num-traits-to-std-or-move-it-into-std-entirely/24181#post_7",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-19T05:24:10.000Z",
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  "textContent": "SciMind2460:\n\n> But there isn't a plan for generic floating-point numbers that I know of\n\nNow that we have 4 floating point types in the works, we could make `f<N>` work if we wanted -- probably with a trait bound of some sort since I doubt we'd even enable things like `f<7>` or `f<123>` the way that would be fine for integers.",
  "title": "Add something like `num_traits` to STD, or move it into std entirely"
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