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We're not looking at instructions in a vacuum. No matter what you have both multiplications and additions happening. So they're making a point that if you app
by Dylan16807 2y ago
We're not looking at instructions in a vacuum. No matter what you have both multiplications and additions happening.
So they're making a point that if you apply more multiplications before the inevitable addition, you are likely increasing the danger levels of that addition.
- wizzwizz4 2y agoOh, if one of the multiplications yields a positive number, and another yields a negative number of similar magnitude? That makes sense; I forgot linear spaces were over fields.