kurikuri

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by kurikuri 2y ago
No, they aren’t gimmicks. The advantage of a quantum-based entropy sources are that they are often much faster than other hardware based entropy source. They are called ‘quantum’ because they exploit randomness present in particle behaviors
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by kurikuri 2y ago
> they can barely do high school math, evidenced by the fact that they signed a loan for 6 figures without actually thinking about it That is false and is at best a flippant assessment. Society places substantial pressure on high schoole
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Do you hear yourself? You are being hyperbolic, Putin made the same threat that is _always_ looming by any nuclear power, and now the leadership in the right-wing side of our party, who have had a clear connection to the Russians, are kowto
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Absolutely not. It wasn’t a failure, it’s job was entirely to assist other agencies modernize their tooling. As an auxiliary program, it helped others to without taking the credit. Let me ask: are IT departments losses to you? The gov is _a
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by kurikuri 2y ago
From the guidelines… > Don't feed egregious comments by replying; flag them instead. If you flag, please don't also comment that you did Just flag it and don’t mention that you did so. Also: > Throwaway accounts are ok for s
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by kurikuri 2y ago
> “It’s medical-grade meth.” No, that exists and is called Desoxyn. For many people who have ADHD in the US, this myth makes getting their medication more difficult and adds unnecessary stigma to its use. Don’t perpetuate it. Stimulant t
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by kurikuri 2y ago
> Europe has a set of primary interests, which to us have none, or very remote relation. Right, but the implication he makes is now vacuous, as the precondition of ‘remote relation’ was no longer true once the world became ‘smaller’ thro
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Getting rid of reviewers of his stuff does 2 things: the first is obscure any existing observations, the second is to increase the chance that a Musk-friendly person will be in this position later. The only way this could cost him would be
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Ah yes, replacing the ‘elites’ with a single person, much less scary. And, to be clear, the ‘elites’ are still in power (because, in America, power tends to follow money). The only thing that seems to be happening is the rapid destruction o
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by kurikuri 2y ago
What does that snopes article have to do with what you said? Free syringes make sense because people will find disease-prone means to get their fix, and then they end up in emergency rooms requiring more expensive care.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Neither of them should have had access to the smart devices… when Obama had gotten a smartphone, it was a locked down BlackBerry. Trump came into office and did not seem too concerned about the IT security risk his unvetted personal phone p
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by kurikuri 2y ago
What? It was a first-hand complaint from someone at a town hall, and it seems to corroborate with the intention of Musk’s campaign to ‘cut waste’ and other statements about how this is playing out from a federal employee’s perspective. ‘Tha
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by kurikuri 2y ago
It’s odd, I wonder how that will interact with apple’s existing FIPS 140-2/3 certifications.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
They do, in the US I saw a 1.99/mo, 19.99/year, 79.99/lifetime upgrade price to an ad free version.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Has there been any proof to this claim outside of the White House press secretary?
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by kurikuri 2y ago
I’d argue that no narcissists did all of those things. Elon doesn’t like patents and doesn’t share credit for IP he has no connection to other than ownership, so he didn’t do any of those things.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
>”There’s also a patent for detecting emotional state” What a tragic state of affairs! Computationally detecting human emotion is an open problem in human-computer interaction, and has been for a while now. I wish I had the hubris and au
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by kurikuri 2y ago
The Raspberry Pi 4 model B can also implement a FIPS-compliant entropy source in the form of CPU Jitter Random Number Generator (JEnt)! It is listed under certificate E21 within NIST’s Entropy Source Validation Program (ESV), so it could ev
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by kurikuri 2y ago
It is less about the quality of work, but that the source itself should have some form of ‘blame.’ Plagiarism is still a risk, and the main deterrence against it is the reputation of the authors.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
No sympathy, are you implying that the victim here is somehow to blame, or is instigating this behavior? If so, this is analogous to victim blaming. If you decide not to waste your resources to combat someone who has wronged you, you are no
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by kurikuri 2y ago
A better hypothesis would be that there are diminishing returns for the hours in a day a person has. Getting back 4 hours when you are currently working 12 hours has a ton more impact than getting back 4 hours when you only work eight.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
> If anything, my interest in a document may be inversely proportional to the citation count. This makes little sense to me. The citation count gives you an idea of what others are looking at and building upon. As far as I’ve seen, havin
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Is correcting gaslighting, gaslighting?
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Unfortunately, a federally compliant organization could still decrypt it because ECB decryption is still allowed for legacy use.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
> This unsolicited commentary about Venezuelan elections is extremely suspicious. It was solicited, the interviewer explicitly asked him about it.
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by kurikuri 2y ago
The ‘compliance theater’ often is filled with things which seem inane to your product, but the requirements themselves are often broad so that they cover many different types of products. Sure, we could add further granularity, but there is
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by kurikuri 2y ago
A gyroscope on the scooter and location awareness of the renter’s device seems to take care of that. If the scooter’s gyroscope indicates movement after the renter has returned the scooter and left the premises, then assuming the renter did
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by kurikuri 2y ago
Depending on how modular your current implementation is, most of the interfaces of PQC-implementations are the same as those which they replace. Do you have a project webpage?
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by kurikuri 2y ago
There’s a lot wrong with what you said. PQC is a new set of standards (FIPS 203, 204, and 205) describing digital signature schemes and key encapsulation methods that are resistant to a quantum computer’s computational advantage. These met
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by kurikuri 2y ago
> There's obviously a privacy tradeoff, but a lot of people would rather avoid cheaters than maintain tight control of their computers. I don’t agree. Instead, a lot of people allow the install because they have no say in the matter

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