Yo Achim!
On Sun, 26 Feb 2017 13:58:36 +0100
Achim Gratz wrote:
> That list of definitions already exists since at least the year 2000,
> so maybe you'll read up on it there:
> https://www.ijs.si/time/
Interesting, but a bit dated and I do not totally agree with their
Gary E. Miller writes:
> And before we can continue, for clarity, I'm going to try to define a
> few terms. Given the terminology swamp that is NTP, do not try too
> hard to apply this to the same words defined and used differently by
> NTP. Even worse NTP is not self consistent. Context is
usefull only when you are already
> lost, and only for one particular type of noise, not useful.
>
> Time and time again I have heard: you only use standard deviation
> when you are already lost. I 100% agree with that.
This is really about having the same coverage as the standard
devi
behind the
decimal place, so for example 1.234. The resolution is 1 mV.
(That's millivolt) It does not say anything about the precision or
the accuracy of that meter.
Suppose you have a reference voltage that has a voltage of
exactly 1.0 V. And you measure that voltage with your
voltmeter, and it
Yo Kurt!
Note I have changed the Subject of this thread as it no longer had
any relationship to libsodium.
And before we can continue, for clarity, I'm going to try to define a
few terms. Given the terminology swamp that is NTP, do not try too
hard to apply this to the same words defined and