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by philosopher1234 1098 days ago
One aspect of this is that it was formerly impossible to delete NaNs from a map[float64]T, unless you had the nan already.
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Even with the NaN, the NaN wasn't equal to itself, so it still wouldn't delete. Really, they just should have forbidden float64 key'd maps, but too late for that, I guess.