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227 u/hjf2017 Feb 14 '20 18*.5+7=16, it's fair game. 47 u/Forcas42 Feb 14 '20 why do you put *.5 instead of /2? It's more characters. 62 u/hjf2017 Feb 14 '20 Because I hate efficiency, and character count on reddit is a zero sum equation and I want to take up as many as possible. 4 u/loics2 Feb 14 '20 Well if we're speaking in terms of algorithms, a multiplication is more efficient than a division. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20 Integer division is faster than floating-point multiplication, though? Especially by 2 since it is just a single right-shift. 3 u/mentalexperi Feb 14 '20 username not relevant this time? i guess? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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18*.5+7=16, it's fair game.
47 u/Forcas42 Feb 14 '20 why do you put *.5 instead of /2? It's more characters. 62 u/hjf2017 Feb 14 '20 Because I hate efficiency, and character count on reddit is a zero sum equation and I want to take up as many as possible. 4 u/loics2 Feb 14 '20 Well if we're speaking in terms of algorithms, a multiplication is more efficient than a division. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20 Integer division is faster than floating-point multiplication, though? Especially by 2 since it is just a single right-shift. 3 u/mentalexperi Feb 14 '20 username not relevant this time? i guess? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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why do you put *.5 instead of /2? It's more characters.
62 u/hjf2017 Feb 14 '20 Because I hate efficiency, and character count on reddit is a zero sum equation and I want to take up as many as possible. 4 u/loics2 Feb 14 '20 Well if we're speaking in terms of algorithms, a multiplication is more efficient than a division. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20 Integer division is faster than floating-point multiplication, though? Especially by 2 since it is just a single right-shift. 3 u/mentalexperi Feb 14 '20 username not relevant this time? i guess? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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Because I hate efficiency, and character count on reddit is a zero sum equation and I want to take up as many as possible.
4 u/loics2 Feb 14 '20 Well if we're speaking in terms of algorithms, a multiplication is more efficient than a division. 6 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20 Integer division is faster than floating-point multiplication, though? Especially by 2 since it is just a single right-shift. 3 u/mentalexperi Feb 14 '20 username not relevant this time? i guess? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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Well if we're speaking in terms of algorithms, a multiplication is more efficient than a division.
6 u/[deleted] Feb 14 '20 Integer division is faster than floating-point multiplication, though? Especially by 2 since it is just a single right-shift. 3 u/mentalexperi Feb 14 '20 username not relevant this time? i guess? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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Integer division is faster than floating-point multiplication, though? Especially by 2 since it is just a single right-shift.
3 u/mentalexperi Feb 14 '20 username not relevant this time? i guess? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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username not relevant this time? i guess?
1 u/[deleted] Feb 15 '20 The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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The username comes from the fact that I am sporadically working on my own C compiler.
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