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That's an argument from authority, though. There's no direct evidence to suggest that such a thing will happen, just that it hasn't been shown to be impossible
by diminoten 13y ago
That's an argument from authority, though. There's no direct evidence to suggest that such a thing will happen, just that it hasn't been shown to be impossible.
- IvyMike 13y agoIt's an article about a tangible step forward in solving DL problems. Will RSA be broken because of this? Of course nobody knows. But are the recent breakthroughs interesting "hacker news"? Absolutely. Would you have really preferred not to hear about this? Edit: As per tptacek's comment, changed "breaking RSA" to "solving DL problems"
- rhizome 13y agoThere's no direct evidence to suggest that such a thing will happen Isn't this another way of saying there's no evidence that the future has been predicted?