I found it frustrated when I found some of my basic assumptions not true.
And I realized that, whatever I am doing, I always assumes something in pervious.
So I use this page to note some interesting assumptions made by me or I met, regardless they are proved true or false finally.
Basic
Everybody Can Distinguish between Facts and Opinions
Well, with my personal experience, that is not true. So I personally suggest this video.
Everybody Knows Basic Probability Theory
Though I don’t mean how to prove Chebyshev’s inequality or calculations about normal distribution, I tend to think that is not true. I tend to think to put something about the relationship between frequency and probability, and independence to elementary education is necessary.
Programming
quick-sort
Is Always the Fastest Sorting Algorithms
false, when the array is not that long, inserting sort is much faster.
Atomic Operations of Integral Types (such as int64) Are lock-free
false, it depends on the hardware.
Doc: GCC: Built-in Functions for Memory Model Aware Atomic Operations
You can check via compiling and run the following codes:
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