Machine-prime: Optimal primality for 64-bit integers
ne plus ultra primality testing for machine-sized integers - GitHub - JASory/machine-prime: ne plus ultra primality testing for machine-sized integers
cross-posted from: https://lemmyrs.org/post/29094 Machine-prime is an attempt at making the optimal primality test that can be used on many platforms and called in many languages. It is written in Rust, however bindings are provided for C, C++, Fortran, Python, and Julia. I welcome any further bindings which are fairly easy to write due to the simple api. I also welcome anyone who can write a faster algorithm, only a slightly harder problem.
Machine-prime: Optimal primality for 64-bit integers
ne plus ultra primality testing for machine-sized integers - GitHub - JASory/machine-prime: ne plus ultra primality testing for machine-sized integers
I originally wrote this a few months back, but I have done some work to let the algorithm be easily reproducible, as well as added some features to allow reduced memory (not-so-optimal) variants.
- No, for instance I am interacting with you from a different instance
- Yes, but it will show what instance they are from. So the identical appearance is only superficial.
It's American politics focused nowadays. Reddit has always been overwhelmingly American, the US is after all the largest Anglophone state. In fact it only got "global" recently with the rise of the French and German subreddits.
Does this detect stylistic similarity between texts? I was thinking about porting a similar project that was developed to determine probable authorship. It would be quite useful as an open-source bot detector.