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by doomrobo 3y ago
Clarification: this still has dependencies. For example, it requires one of "OpenSSL (versions 1.0.2, 1.1.1 and 3.0.x), LibreSSL, BoringSSL, AWS-LC, and the Apple Common Crypto framework to perform the underlying cryptographic operatio
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by doomrobo 3y ago
FWIW this seems to work in some fields. The standard preprint site for all cryptography is eprint.iacr.org, which has no requirement for institutional affiliation. And even so, I find the signal to noise ratio to be very high. Maybe it&#x27
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by doomrobo 3y ago
A recent 5-page cryptography paper ended up winning a best paper award (albeit for an extended version) https://eprint.iacr.org/archive/2020/945/1596227165.pdf
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Perl Secret Operators and Constants(metacpan.org)
2 points by doomrobo 3y ago|0 comments
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by doomrobo 3y ago
What is GNAT? Is there an example? Code? Screenshots?
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by doomrobo 3y ago
How is this cheaper than Google TTS? Google's standard voices are $4 per million characters. And the deep learning ones are $16 per million characters, same as this offering. Plus Google gives you the first 1M free every month. https:
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by doomrobo 3y ago
A more secure, more discreet, and also much slower pocket encryption device is a deck of cards https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solitaire_(cipher)
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by doomrobo 3y ago
It turns out that these are all kind of the same, the Liar's Paradox, Russell's Paradox, the Halting Problem, etc. And indeed the they rely on a "diagonal map" i.e., a map x -> (x, x) in the construction. This was a g
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by doomrobo 3y ago
https://archive.is/7APty
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by doomrobo 3y ago
Out of curiosity, could you share the exciting unproven theorems in topology you referred to?
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by doomrobo 3y ago
> Costs have decreased for 2018 tech, but not for 2023 tech WaveNet is 2018 tech though. I'm curious why that hasn't gotten cheaper.
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Tell HN: Suspicious pricing for text-to-speech on AWS/Google Cloud
6 points by doomrobo 3y ago|4 comments
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by doomrobo 3y ago
This explanation is apparently controversial https://www.science.org/content/article/contrary-popular-bel...
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by doomrobo 3y ago
I've only heard of ground loops being used for when heat pumps have to operate in absolutely frigid temps (like < -20F). What's the efficiency improvement over using ambient air? NYC doesn't get too far below freezing, eve
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by doomrobo 3y ago
Nice! One small thing I noticed: it looks like you don't have compression turned up all the way. You might be able to save a lot of bandwidth if you use the most aggressive brotli settings for everything that's sent over SMS
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by doomrobo 4y ago
> If you don't want an AI system copying its weights all over the place hash the weights out of band, compute a hash on any outbound network traffic, and then shut it off if any of those hashes show up > Afaik nobody is doing thi
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by doomrobo 4y ago
I'm relying on this (admittedly pithy) explanation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE
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by doomrobo 4y ago
I don’t see this as contradictory. It’s the same reasons it’s a bad idea to talk to cops: it can’t help you, it can hurt you, you might say something false, they might mishear you
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Entirely off-topic, but I immediately noticed that the website uses Fira Sans for all the text. I appreciate open-access journals using open-source fonts.
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by doomrobo 4y ago
This is a great question. To rephrase: is it possible to come up with an RSA modulus that even you don't know the factorization of? The answer, I believe, is we have no way of doing that so far. The closest thing that exists is "m
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Another use is for password authenticated key exchange. The CPace protocol picks its generator using a hash to group operation. See page 13 of https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/286
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Likely relevant, NYC passed a law 3 years ago requiring stores to accept cash https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/23/nyregion/nyc-cashless-ban...
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by doomrobo 4y ago
To answer the questions in this thread: having a preshared key (PSK) doesn't save you. The problem remains replay attacks: even if you have a PSK, if you don't have a fresh session, then an adversary can replay old messages back t
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by doomrobo 4y ago
(not an original though, but repeating here) Thought experiment: Suppose you had a computer that didn't have a good entropy source. You need this computer to have good entropy because it needs to connect to some service, and the connec
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Preprint: https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.06974
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by doomrobo 4y ago
The journal article referenced: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/25785648.2023.2...
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Can confirm. My shred implementation is in there and I was very new to Rust at the time of writing
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by doomrobo 4y ago
It had some CVEs but not many [0]. I think the better argument is that some of the original code is just really hard to read. Click around the repo [1] [0] https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list.php?vendor_id=... [1]
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by doomrobo 4y ago
What is <C and <B?
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Noor 2.0 – Voice, screen-share and chat for remote teams who love deep work(noor.to)
1 points by doomrobo 4y ago|0 comments

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