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That's also my experience. It's interesting that 64 bits are often necessary (as opposed to 32) but 128 bits so rarely are.
by sebzim4500 2y ago
That's also my experience.
It's interesting that 64 bits are often necessary (as opposed to 32) but 128 bits so rarely are.
- nestorD 2y agoYes! I suspect that it boils down to 32 bits not being that much (you can enumerate them to test a function), while 64 bits is a lot. By that point, if you are having problems, then you are likely hitting a wall that will not be crossed by throwing additional bits at the problem.