> Participants were recruited from the Essex University Economics Lab sample pool. ... The median participant was a graduate student with two years of work experience.
Hard to see how econ grad students play-acting boss says much about the kinds of long-term relationships / group dynamics that appear in the wild.
Thanks for the links!
Seems like we don't need to mask prior to the first compare, since the low order bits only matter if the high order bits are equal (in which case, we can also safely compare lower bits). Or am I missing something?
bool IsEveryComponentGreaterThanOrEqual(uint16_t x, uint16_t y) {
int rv = x >= y;
auto xg = x & 0x07E0; auto yg = y & 0x07E0; rv &= xg >= yg;
auto xb = x & 0x001F; auto yb = y & 0x001F; rv &= xb >= yb;
return rv != 0;
}
> Tesler's Theorem (ca. 1970). My formulation of what others have since called the “AI Effect”. As commonly quoted: “Artificial Intelligence is whatever hasn't been done yet”. What I actually said was: “Intelligence is whatever machines haven't done yet”. Many people define humanity partly by our allegedly unique intelligence. Whatever a machine—or an animal—can do must (those people say) be something other than intelligence.
On the leaderboard I'd like to see code size vs cycles in a 2D plot with the Pareto front highlighted.