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by ingenter 11y ago
So just you know, Eucclideon have made a commercial application using their technology - Geoverse, a set of tools for geo-data. Yes, it sort of works. http://www.atpress.ne.jp/releases/33345/a_1.jpg
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by ingenter 11y ago
My experience might be insignificant. I've been working with several APIs, both XML and JSON, and I'm yet to see an example where a schema have helped me writing an automated parser. Validating the response/request? Sure. M
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by ingenter 11y ago
Update: some more factors for the key. In[8]:= primes = Table[Prime[i], {i, 1, 10000000}]; In[9]:= r = k/231; Select[primes, Mod[r, #] == 0 &] Out[10]= {19, 7704959} In[11]:= PrimeQ[k/231/19/
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by ingenter 11y ago
Ahem. For the first key they mention, there are more factors there! The key is probably corrupted or generated improperly. In[2]:= k = 81702302396037694663397550711015464924940759880679873041484988446177\ 617217192166859414
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by ingenter 11y ago
RSA is not broken per se. (AFAIK) If you have a 4096-bit key, nobody is able to factor a 4096-number yet . However, using a bad random prime generator might lead to birthday attack when someone is using the same prime as you. Having two k
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by ingenter 11y ago
There is a great book on drawing http://www.drawright.com/
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by ingenter 11y ago
I tried to do the same thing in Blender a few months ago. The best I've got was http://i.imgur.com/8QmZOna.png . Maybe I'm not so good with Blender :)
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Keygenning Using the Z3 SMT Solver [pdf](app.box.com)
1 points by ingenter 11y ago|0 comments
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by ingenter 11y ago
I've seriously read some "crackpot" theories just to be sure that they're really wrong, and not just a community backlash. Most of the time, they provide no useful model. When they do, they are demonstrably wrong. For e
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by ingenter 11y ago
- Brown ball is physically simulated (has inertia) - A program controls the ball only via two thrusters (x/y), force represented as orange bars - Program's goal is to deliver the ball to a given point (last click position) There i
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by ingenter 11y ago
Another relevant question I like to think about: If aliens invented computers, what kind of programming language would they have? What kind of design decisions would they make? My take on the answer is that they would have at least machine
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by ingenter 11y ago
If DARPA succeeds in this, it will be a HUGE advantage for everyone. The way I personally see this happening is everything has to be formally verified. This will guarantee that the file written tomorrow will be successfully read by yesterd
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by ingenter 12y ago
I've been thinking about this for a very short period of time, but then it got to me that I would not want to use it because ad-recognizing algorithm is not perfect, and I could miss a road sign or other important information becaus
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by ingenter 12y ago
For me, it's not. Even if there were more dystopian art than positive art, it is not a sign that we're leading into a disaster. If you want to claim something about the world, use observations on the world, not observations on fi
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by ingenter 12y ago
Then again, you could use a single universal combinator, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iota_and_Jot . I find it weird that one can express all of combinator calculus using one function.
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by ingenter 12y ago
Easily. But first, let me fix some errors in your code. You probably meant to write syntactically correct code, so first line changes to following: o={ f: function() { setTimeout(1000,console.log(this)) } } Then, you probably meant
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by ingenter 12y ago
These guys are not pioneers in this field, "realistic" black hole rendering was done many times before them. For example, a ring visible twice can be seen here: http://www.spacetimetravel.org/filme/bsm1/b
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by ingenter 12y ago
Feynman lectures on QED: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvl6TBGEoO0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjdbbnWsdis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF25Lwt73fg https://www.youtube.c
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by ingenter 12y ago
It would be interesting to write a program that is going to work properly by using only such "decaying" variables. There are actually applications for such programs - software replacement for ECC memory.
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by ingenter 12y ago
What's important is not only maximum current, but magnitude of the magnetic field. Yes, these quantities are closely related, but fusion reactors are interested in dense magnetic field, and superconductors often break down after some m
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by ingenter 12y ago
Yay, humans are re-inventing proteins!
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by ingenter 12y ago
Another interesting naming scheme: http://www.reddit.com/r/nameaserver
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by ingenter 12y ago
You can use function declaration in the same line it is used. `let { f x = x ^ 2 } in f 2`
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by ingenter 12y ago
There is so much wrong with your post. >I'm fairly certain the colors of light were there a bit before our eyes evolved. Light existed before humans. Colors, as seen by humans can only exist when humans do. In my worldview, colo
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by ingenter 12y ago
Oh, the joys of generating a recognizable tripcode.
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by ingenter 12y ago
Obligatory videos on how hard you can break tetris: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIy7xF68H1w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQvVjC3xr4M
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Stealing Webpages Rendered on Your Browser by Exploiting GPU Vulns [pdf](ieee-security.org)
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by ingenter 12y ago
>Without DRM, you take the DVD and stick it into a DVD player that ignores "unskippable" labels, and jump straight to the movie. >With DRM, there is no licensed player that can do this So, enforcing some rules (via DRM) to t
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by ingenter 12y ago
Interestingly, there is an error in your code: number of seconds in a year is not constant, so you might get next year before a new year. Here's a fixed version: http://jsfiddle.net/r8txd/4/show/
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by ingenter 12y ago
- War propaganda; pornography and antisocial behavior propaganda - Free speech abuse: Extremism - Free speech abuse: Drug production and acquisition information - Free speech abuse: Secret information disclosure - Free speech abuse: Latent

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