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It seems like beforehand there were not enough examples of the "when" function. Due to the devolving of upcoming generations I've decided to include 9 more examples of the "when" function so there is a higher chance that the people (I hope I'm not offending anyone now) understand how it works
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hello these are not the examples, these are tests for DreamBerd implementations |
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Ah, my bad. But this could still be useful, because a CPU makes a calculation error every 5e-14 operations. So decrease our chances of the tests being ran incorrectly by the CPU, I think it's still best to have 10 calculations. |
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I think I need to correct myself, I meant to say "I think it's still best to have 10 tests" instead of "I think it's still best to have 10 calculations" |
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It seems like beforehand there were not enough examples of the "when" function. Due to the devolving of upcoming generations I've decided to include 9 more examples of the "when" function so there is a higher chance that the people (I hope I'm not offending anyone now) understand how it works