128 t = 67 s
64 t = 63 s
32 t = 84 s
16 t = 160 s
8 t = 312 s
32 to 64 threads wasn't a big boost, and 64 to 128 was slower. However! \
I expected this code to be memory bound sooner, I'm impressed with the scalability!
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