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TIL about signed overpunch Except the "natural" way also recognizes a single zero with no sign, so it's still not accurately modeling that. If you wanted to m
by Phrodo_00 8y ago
TIL about signed overpunch
Except the "natural" way also recognizes a single zero with no sign, so it's still not accurately modeling that.
If you wanted to model natural arithmetic accurately you'd need 2 bits for the sign (positive, negative, unsigned). At that point, all of single bit signed magnitude, and complements are compromises.