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  "path": "/t/infinite-precision-intermediate-arithmetic-how-much-would-break/24383#post_17",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-09T11:48:30.000Z",
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    "Fast inverse square root - Wikipedia"
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  "textContent": "`!v` definitely depends on the bit width. What does one do with `!i32::min()` otherwise? Panic or extend? If this is then `&` or `|` with a value, there are questions of what width those operations work at. Sign extension also comes into play. What of bit-twiddling like Fast inverse square root - Wikipedia as well?",
  "title": "Infinite precision intermediate arithmetic: how much would break?"
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