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I mean, he's comparing 2024 Zen 5 and M4 against two generations behind 2022 Intel Raptor Lake. The Lion Cove should be roughly on par with the M4 on this test.

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Because the function is not quite correct. It should be

    return n ? (1u  + popcount(n & n - 1u)) : 0u;

which both Clang and GCC promptly optimize to a single popcnt.

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This can be translated to the discrete domain pretty easily, just like the NTT. Pick a sufficiently large prime with order 15k, say, p = 2^61-1. 37 generates the whole multiplicative group, and 37^((2^61-2)/3) and 37^((2^61-2)/5) are appropriate roots of unity. Putting it all together yields

    f(n) = 5226577487551039623 + 1537228672809129301*(1669582390241348315^n + 636260618972345635^n) + 3689348814741910322*(725554454131936870^n + 194643636704778390^n + 1781303817082419751^n + 1910184110508252890^n) mod (2^61-1).

This involves 6 exponentiations by n with constant bases. Because in fizzbuzz the inputs are sequential, one can further precompute c^(2^i) and c^(-2^i) and, having c^n, one can go to c^(n+1) in average 2 modular multiplications by multiplying the appropriate powers c^(+-2^i) corresponding to the flipped bits.

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No, the generated code seems to be mostly the same as the manual version: https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/aK8orbKE8

The main difference there seems to be that GCC treats the if() as unlikely to be taken while the for() as likely.

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The SIKE comparison is not particularly inconsistent since Bernstein has been banging the drum that structured lattices may not be as secure as thought for years now.

Currently the best attacks on NTRU, Kyber, etc, are essentially the same generic attacks that work for something like Frodo, which works on unstructured lattices. And while the resistance of unstructured attacks is pretty well studied at this point, it is not unreasonable to suspect that the algebraic structure in the more efficient lattice schemes can lead to more efficient attacks. How efficient? Who knows.

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I thought this was gonna be about the actual Scream stream cipher: https://eprint.iacr.org/2002/019

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Cimino's Heaven's Gate (1980) is usually pointed as the movie that caused the "no animals were harmed" disclaimer to be added to subsequent movies.

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