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by justifier 9y ago
Btc 'goes down' that's, at the time of writing this, ~300B of who knows what vanishes Hn 'goes down' and we have to worry about mitm attacks while we information dope? seriously though, I am concerned about 'on
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by justifier 9y ago
I've heard this response before, but do you really feel it addresses the issue? Or are you just utilising whataboutism to cloud the issue? This is a matter of people refinancing their homes, and funds putting money into futures of an a
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by justifier 9y ago
the hash functions are robust, though collisions are a concern But my greater concern is in regard to nonce detection
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by justifier 9y ago
Sort of If what you really mean is it'll solve any problems in bqp but you bring up an interesting point implicitly: do people who support cryptocurrencies deny the results and predictions of quantum hardware research?
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by justifier 9y ago
Hoping to see a public statement about the uncertainty surrounding the foundational math of cryptographic hash functions instead it's the same volatility argument where the response is 'that's why I'm interested!'
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by justifier 9y ago
Was encouraged but disappointed that proponents still ignore the risk that cryptographic hashes are reliant on unsolved mathematics
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by justifier 9y ago
sure, but at some point you run out of leading zeros or as bitcoin attempts to obfuscate it: "target=0" it has yet to be proved, in the positive or negative, whether an algo can compute any target of a 256 bit hash in polynomial t
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by justifier 9y ago
what is coinbase's stance on the future of cryptographic hash functions? are they just trying to cash in as much as possible, like many of the investors, before the math is settled or do they publicly state that they believe.. meaning
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by justifier 9y ago
math is the biggest threat to bitcoin cryptographic hash functions are only as strong as the magnitude of our ignorance
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by justifier 9y ago
But the most reasonable next step in the logic you yourself laid out is you should move back to lincoln to avoid having 'to pay increased taxes for [other's] ignorance/provincialism?' You seem yet to have considered a th
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by justifier 9y ago
I want to respond with a bender quote, "this is the worst kind of oppression, the kind against me" But honestly your comment is so vague I'm unsure exactly what you want to be heard from your words Can you clarify what kinds
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by justifier 9y ago
Did you see the iron Man trilogy? What you said is how I felt about those movies.. each time they produced material that could encourage the next generation I've been meaning to do a long form on the subject iM1: science as sexy then &
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by justifier 9y ago
Do these people know cryptocurrencies are reliant on unsolved mathematics? This information needs to be the first thing people learn about cryptocurrency.. long before putting any money in
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by justifier 9y ago
Fake: where's the mention of discovering p=np and all the current assets locked in Bitcoin disappearing in an instant?
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by justifier 9y ago
But your reply only covers a small aspect of a single possible perspective on the question: 'a bug in only sha256 was disclosed publically' Perhaps you are having 'the same discussions repeated ad infinitum.' because of
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by justifier 9y ago
Can you point me to comprehensive and conclusive discourse on each of these; or even just: > 20) If the cryptography gets broken the whole thing goes to zero I bring it up often here and each time I am met with a similar argument that yo
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by justifier 9y ago
i am unsure where you are located but that is definitely illegal in california: http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/FAQ_tipsandgratuities.htm if anyone does use the service.. definitely point the individual in the direction of
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by justifier 9y ago
Whenever I have friends give me electronics stead throwing them away, without actual data, id say 95% of the time it's a capacitor I really wish manufacturing encouraged easy swap components stead filling landfills
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by justifier 9y ago
> It's thermodynamically sound Due to the algorithms being inefficient If that is resolved then the entire history will be suspect And any thermodynamically similar future will have to compete on constants and exponents Or you coul
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by justifier 9y ago
This is a great paper.. the perturbation map is very reminiscent of psychedelic imagery Psychedelics come up a lot with nn created images, but this is interesting that under the influence of a perturbation suddenly the classifier starts pre
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by justifier 9y ago
I was thinking along the lines of a practical and novel solution to another problem built on top of the assumption p≠np But fair point, that is usually why I say such confidence in those technologies is disconcerting
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by justifier 9y ago
Are there other theories that rely on the assumption that p≠np? Like how there are theories that begin "assuming the reimann hypothesis|goldbach conjecture is correct.." Disclaimer.. it is my intended inference to show that p=np
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by justifier 9y ago
The I ching works like a binary look up table You divine a series of yins and yangs, usually 3 or 6.. trigrams and hexgrams (o).. then look up that sequence in the text to discover it's meaning 010010 references one, whereas 000100 ref
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by justifier 9y ago
the I ching: yin(0) and yang(1); 1000BC https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Ching
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by justifier 9y ago
> In this way, the researchers succeeded in showing the entanglement of 16 million atoms when previous observations had a ceiling of a few thousand. It is my intended inference to show that all photons are 'entangled' weakly th
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by justifier 9y ago
I think everyone has bias, but I do think issues can be discussed without letting your biases supplant reason What I meant by signalling bias was I felt the gp was allowing bias about the issue cloud reasoning as to the nuance of the issue
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by justifier 9y ago
> What stops [someone].. Interviews scheduled during work hours, already working multiple jobs, burnout, lack of openings in your field > It hardly is THAT hard to get some competing offers. And if you can't be bothered, I guess
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by justifier 9y ago
If some people 'suck' at negotiating then that must mean there are others who are 'better' at negotiating If I have a guardian who pays my rent so that i can take 6months to high ball offers to finally find a job that wi
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by justifier 9y ago
That one rings true: https://www.homesciencetools.com/vitamin-c-test-experiment-k... Though the time frame is probably greater than casually sipping
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by justifier 9y ago
Your comment reminded me of this recent video documenting something similar: https://youtu.be/faVlZRGyBDs Video description: Leonardo became obsessed with the heart in the latter period of his remarkable life. He made a pre

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