jugad

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by jugad 11y ago
A glimpse of his recent work... http://imgur.com/odBEeLF http://imgur.com/Zdpik68
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The master of Trolling(reddit.com)
1 points by jugad 11y ago|1 comments
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by jugad 11y ago
Anyone else remember the "Big Brother" episode from "Yes Minister"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXqmmdIuZJA If you have not seen, you are in for a treat. I can't believe that us/america&#x2
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by jugad 11y ago
Maybe this partly explains why the atomic bomb scientists were completely against compartmentalization (I know its off topic... but I was reading about the Manhattan project and this exchange reminded me of that).
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by jugad 11y ago
Our laws should be based on our sense of morals and justice - not the other way around. You currently seem to have them reversed. An important line from stage 6 of Kohlberg's stages of moral development - "Laws are valid only inso
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by jugad 11y ago
They used the GCD (greatest common divisor) algo to find any common divisors between 2 large keys. 231 was such a number. This signals to me that both the keys are corrupted/bad to have really small prime factors (3, 7 and 11). I have
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by jugad 11y ago
As a programmer who majored in mathematics at the graduate / post graduate level, I want to add that the 'purity' thing can be interesting. I find it a little difficult to work on programs that don't have a mathematicall
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by jugad 11y ago
The article reads like something that a computer generated program for fake scientific paper generation would produce. I understood almost nothing. Can anyone ELI5?
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by jugad 11y ago
Large pseudo prime generators usually check for divisibility by numbers upto a million or so, then follow it with Rabin-Miller or more sophisticated non-deterministic tests to verify primes. These primes could not have been generated by any
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by jugad 11y ago
I have seen the source code for some large prime generation algos... and they all have a test / verify stage which checks for divisibility by primes upto about a million (or billion), and the prime is then tested against the Miller-Rab
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by jugad 11y ago
I didn't read through the whole thing... its huge. Can someone please provide a tldr? Who gains by the conspiracy (if its one)? And what do they gain?
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by jugad 11y ago
This still doesn't answer what Apple actually does. Its all just speculation to the best of the writer's abilities. And whatever it does, it probably has some good and interesting reasons why it does it that way.