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Hate to be the choosing beggar, and I appreciate all the answers, but ... everyone is answering about how long that 70 digit job would take now, when what I mea
by SilasX 6y ago
Hate to be the choosing beggar, and I appreciate all the answers, but ... everyone is answering about how long that 70 digit job would take now, when what I meant was, how big a number could you factor “overnight” with similar cost hardware.
- zsmi 6y agoNot exactly the same, but close. https://github.com/eniac/faas https://github.com/eniac/faas The purpose of the FaaS (Factoring as a Service) project is to demonstrate that 512-bit integers can be factored in only a few hours, for less than $100 of compute time in a public cloud environment. 512b = 155 decimal digits.
- SilasX 6y agoCool, thanks!