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If I'm reading your _hash function properly I think all of the returned hashes will be consecutive values wrapping around at self.size. The seed doesn't contribute to the generated hash value and as _hash is called with the same item value and consecutive seeds are used it will result in a continuous block of bits being set to 1. Is that the intention? That doesn't make sense to me.



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If I'm reading your _hash function properly I think all of the returned hashes will be consecutive values wrapping around at self.size. The seed doesn't contribute to the generated hash value and as _hash is called with the same item value and consecutive seeds are used it will result in a continuous block of bits being set to 1. Is that the intention? That doesn't make sense to me.



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Kyle Monson on Confessions of a Code Addict

If I'm reading your _hash function properly I think all of the returned hashes will be consecutive values wrapping around at self.size. The seed doesn't contribute to the generated hash value and as _hash is called with the same item value and consecutive seeds are used it will result in a continuous block of bits being set to 1. Is that the intention? That doesn't make sense to me.

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