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Interesting writeup. The serverless approach helped with GTM. (I speculate) raising capital afforded them extra devs who noticed the cache latency.
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Super silly but I'm searching for a mathematical backdoor in Bitcoin's secp and the secr curve. I saw that both curves use unsafe primes (p-1 factors pretty well) for the generator order. So I'm trying to define a multiplicat
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Thanks for this comment.
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Google Trends shows that the Stanford area has the most worldwide searches for 'Orthogonal' when ranked by city.
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ngl, i stole his website design. this is the content i live for
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I googled ear.org. Complete waste tbh. It's just blank
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The java, it is scripting, all day, every day, hakol hayom
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Your thesis is valid until "without plastering the AWS brand all over it." Lol
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some people just mastered their domain. i pray i get this good in my area of expertise: elliptic curves. lol im researching curves on random math sites, and learning different implementation tricks (like the subtle diff in MSB and LSB impl
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Exactly. I was building a WASM lib using Emscripten and this was the exact question I could not answer
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Nous is a design company with all the AI resarchers rejected for being bad researchers. That's a hill I'll die on.
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Exactly! The most important thing is to start.
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I always thought his experience at Groupon made him a master of Reed Solomon error correction. I saw Reed Solomon codes were invented for fast, accurate missile guidance and (in my head) that's the connection I made to his super sonic
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A C and Python coding guide for row reduction over finite fields and integer rings
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I'm editing my 3B1B summer of math exposition video: Elliptic curves for programmers It's a motivated video introduction to Elliptic curve arithmetic where in 10 minutes we write (in the C language) a legal bitcoin wallet brutefor
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Exactly my thoughts. 110k is porsche prices. I guess Volvo realized the upper-middle class car market is unsaturated.
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The Burrows-Wheeler sorting algorithm used in Bzip2 compression utility.
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Target Propagation: A Biologically Plausible Neural Network Training Algorithm
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Lol idk if the site is down or if the content is geoblocked. I'm in Nairobi, Kenya and I can't access the article lmao
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How much useful information can a softmax layer hold?
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The Set of Integers with a Unique Maximum
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Dual Elliptic Curve Math Backdoor in Python
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A Secret Math Backdoor Let the US Government Spy on Anyone
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Building a Catalytic Computer over the Weekend
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Catalytic computing algorithms are somewhat fascinating. They permit computations using memory-occupied by other processes. The original paper came out in 2014 but the authors did not provide an actual implementation. The paper is full of
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Generators for Certain Alternating Groups with Applications to Crypto (1975)
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Interesting fact The authors of this 1975 paper wrote it with the intention of designing cryptographic ciphers. Here's the interesting thing : the paper's main theorem is foundational for modern Catalytic computers. To quote the
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This paper is foundational to Quantum, Thermodynamic and Catalytic computing. The 1973 paper focuses on reversible computing using 3-tape Turing machines. I chose to implement all the important boolean logical gates in JavaScript instead of
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Logical Reversibility of Computation
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Making C and Python Talk to Each Other
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