katmannthree

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by katmannthree 7y ago
My algebra is a little rusty, but isn't the discrete log totally unrelated except for also sometimes serving as a pseudo-oneway function?
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by katmannthree 7y ago
I think the mutual ufo network [0] fits the bill perfectly on that. [0] https://www.mufon.com/track-ufos.html
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by katmannthree 7y ago
ISAs are definitely interesting, it's nice to see a system that incentives the school to deliver value to its students. >It seemed to me like the government subsidizing the market in stark contrast to unfettered capitalistic princip
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by katmannthree 7y ago
Short answer: Because they can. Longer answer, according to the universities: Because modern students demand more than just classes, they also want social services (on-site counseling, bias incident response teams, etc). Longer answer, acco
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by katmannthree 7y ago
Have you seen popular culture these days? Neither of those things are in vogue. Really not a good sign for our long-term growth potential.
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by katmannthree 7y ago
Specialized is notorious for trademark scummery, it's a shame people still buy their bikes. Other words they've claimed are "epic," "rockhopper," and "stumptown."
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by katmannthree 7y ago
Iirc Alpine was the default root password on early versions of iOS
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by katmannthree 7y ago
>I would much rather have the ship date pushed out and get the finalize hardware. Then isn't this the best of both worlds since they give you exactly that option?
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by katmannthree 7y ago
As someone who placed their order recently, I am totally fine with that if it opens up the possibility of people who ordered late to get their hands on one sooner. I don't mind having to tweak component alignment and update via the ter