Mark Dickinson added the comment:
> but 0*inf and inf-inf return values with the same representation as
> float('-nan'), not float('nan')
Right: that's because Intel's "default" NaN (i.e., the float it produces as a
result of any invalid operation) has its sign bit set.
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