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At least have a degree in cryptography so you can verify your random number generator is cryptographically secure. A trivial task for the average HN reader, ex
by laichzeit0 5y ago
At least have a degree in cryptography so you can verify your random number generator is cryptographically secure. A trivial task for the average HN reader, except the greatest impediment being that mathematics is impenetrable largely because of the obscure notation that mathematicians use when writing it.
- tomrod 5y agoThis is like complaining that code syntax is inscrutable because someone hasn't taken the time to learn it. While it may be difficult to access without some time spent on it, mathematical symbology avoids massive verbosity.