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by JoachimS 2y ago
"Love me some Peter Gutmann. This is classic Gutmann." Indeed he don't hold back and is quite funny in his frankness. Though when it comes to his book draft, he really need an editor. https://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz&
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by JoachimS 2y ago
Good question. I may have not explained very well. Let me give it a try. 1. I read the first part, with Gustav Schwerer etc as an argument against CRQC to ever become possible, so moving to PQC is not needed. 2. I read the second part, abou
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by JoachimS 2y ago
If you have references to nations, governments that state that transition to hybrid I would love to get references. The EU transition will not be hybrid. The NSA plan is not hybrid. ETSI is not hybrid. My view is that IETF and commercial en
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by JoachimS 2y ago
That is a very relevant point. Add a bit of scare mongering, herd mentality and downplaying of the technical effects, risks, you get the ones setting policies taking a decision to transition - just like everybody else.
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by JoachimS 2y ago
Yes, but that is why I say that his argument is moot. It is probably not worth going to PQC, and it will probably expose us to problems. But it is too late to try and get people to understand, agree on this. The world has decided that the p
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by JoachimS 2y ago
As long as the speed difference isn't orders of magnitude, and you are doing many, many session inits, I don't see this to be a real argument. For embedded systems, the difference is indeed at least 10x. As we observed running Dil
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by JoachimS 2y ago
Yes, that is one aspect, and when the drafts was published you could see orgs started running (I've got a nice timeline in my slides). But I still find the haste interesting. There is very little time for the transitions compared to th
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by JoachimS 2y ago
Reading Gutmann I see a disconnect from reality. Yes a cryptographically relevant quantum computer may never materialize, nor a useful quantum computer at all. These are interesting research topics and interesting discussions. But it doesn&
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Two Tricks That Will Make You a Productive C64 Demo Coder(scenesat.com)
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The Parsytech GigaCluster(geekdot.com)
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Revisiting the Inmos Transputer(rs-online.com)
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Gelsinger Invests in British AI Chip Startup Fractile(eetimes.com)
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Robocallers who phoned FCC pretending to be from the FCC land telco in trouble(theregister.com)
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by JoachimS 2y ago
Would love to have seen some benchmarks.
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Intel Halts Products, Slows Roadmap in Years-Long Turnaround(eetimes.com)
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DeepSeek May Have Achieved AI on a Budget, but Don't Forget LLM Security(eetimes.com)
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by JoachimS 2y ago
White border with a cleared screen looks good.
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by JoachimS 2y ago
At least in the USA, Europe. Remember ARM China going rouge: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28329731
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by JoachimS 2y ago
Another amazing analysis by Chester Lam. I'm astounded of the cadence and persistence, and at the same time the depth and comprehensiveness.
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Report Reviews CHIPS Act, Suggests Not All Needed Subsidies(eetimes.com)
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Detecting and mitigating CVE-2024-12084: rsync remote code execution(sysdig.com)
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Use cocotb to test and verify chip designs in Python(cocotb.org)
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"One day, a student noticed something strange: One of the rats in the group trained to expect positive experiences had its tail straight up with a crook at the end, resembling the handle of an old-fashioned umbrella." For anyone h
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Effective defenses against malware and other threats(discussions.apple.com)
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Chiplet Marketplace, Sustainability Top Discussions at OCP Summit(eetimes.com)
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NASA, ISS Lab Discuss New Research on SpaceX's CRS-31 Mission(eetimes.com)
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Mosaic Netscape 0.9 was released 30 years ago today(jwz.org)
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by JoachimS 2y ago
For some pictures of the Kronos 2.6 WS, see the Science Museum Group page about their machine: https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co85650...
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Startup Builds Cryptography Chip(eetimes.com)
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by JoachimS 2y ago
The weirdest, though personally very useful program I've written was the 'Renklämma reheater' program I wrote as a student. For those that don't know a Renklämma is basically a folded piece of soft flat bread with rainde

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