> The Github issues are also far more enlightening than Carmack's tweets on this Totally agree. The "lockdown skeptics" articles significantly misrepresent the

> The Github issues are also far more enlightening than Carmack's tweets on this Totally agree. The "lockdown skeptics" articles significantly misrepresent the github issues. They imply that there are mysterious uncertainties creeping into the results, when the actual issues relate to things like failures to set RNG seeds consistently, or a checksum failing in a test due to floating point rounding differences in Cray supercomputers' native instructions. Most readers aren't going to investigate the github issues though.