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by notfed 2y ago
This is also true of most symmetric cryptography algorithms. (Of which one-time pad is one of. So is AES-256. It's more convenient to just use AES-256.) The implied context of "post-quantum cryptography" is usually asymmetric
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by notfed 2y ago
What....is the name of the molecule....?
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by notfed 2y ago
The relevancy is that at its heart, quantum mechanics really only has a few key different phenomena from classical, and you can understand those phenomena more easily using qubits than esoteric particle canon experiments.
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by notfed 2y ago
Uhhh...says who?
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by notfed 3y ago
Isn't this dangerous? I'm imagining guts getting punched between a magnet and some metal...
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by notfed 3y ago
Because coming from other languages like Rust, Kotlin, and ES6, going back to Python feels archaic. A huge reason for that comes down to lambda syntax.
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by notfed 3y ago
Yeah really, they didn't give any example of the "more"...
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by notfed 3y ago
> `blake2s(device-secret, program-binary, user-secret)` Ok, I think this is still a fairly standard situation. I understand it that the above quoted text represents the device's long term private key? If so... You can do this: - dev
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by notfed 3y ago
> The use-case is a user and a “service-provider” (of some kind, in my case a device). The device only responds to requests, performs computations in a separate computing environment and is, in this particular case, connected by USB port
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by notfed 3y ago
> How is this not going to teach you terrible grammar? Because it's not teaching grammar? It's teaching words. I already know English grammar: I already am going to have trouble with grammar conversion. But before I get there I
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by notfed 3y ago
I suspect that a lot of people who say they want to do this have a delusion that at some point in the past the whole country/world was aligned with the fantasy envisioned in their head.
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by notfed 3y ago
I admit I don't understand what the allegations are. The article seems to be all over the place.
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by notfed 3y ago
Right. Edited :)
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by notfed 3y ago
For folks who think we should blame Facebook, what do you suggest we do next to stop kids from buying drugs on Facebook?
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by notfed 3y ago
Most information is not a math equation.
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by notfed 3y ago
"found with AI" is the new "made in Rust"?
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by notfed 3y ago
There should be a "max $$ per day" set by the customer. For example if my personal blog exceeds $1/day, I am ok if it goes down. Having no limit is insane.
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by notfed 3y ago
> adding TOTP support is going to be fairly trivial ... This does require the user to install a TOTP app You just lost 30% of your customers. > It isn’t that hard to fix You're highly underestimating the immense difficulty of con
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by notfed 3y ago
Ah, now it's clear. Some of the other long-winded responses unhinged my thought train into wondering if accounting uses some kind of atypical or asymmetrical equation system. So, no; it's an equation, and it's simple.
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by notfed 3y ago
This was exactly why I was confused. And still am, in fact. I guess I don't understand accounting?
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by notfed 3y ago
Can hledger be run in a Haskell repl? That sounds way more useful than a command line terminal. (Otherwise I'm not sure why it matters whether it was written in Haskell?)
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by notfed 3y ago
> Assets= liabilities + capital Lol, that'd be nice! I think you'll want to edit that.
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by notfed 3y ago
How do you even fix bugs with AI? That sounds rough.
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by notfed 3y ago
> We could simply assign a number to all of the s[t]ates, which would take up 10 bits. [But] in practice we’re going to need a lookup table to map each number to a larger, more structured representation, which defeats the whole idea behi
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by notfed 3y ago
Poe's law is strong here. Anxiety obviously evolved as an adaptive trait.
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by notfed 3y ago
That anxiety sounds warranted, but why are attractive members of the opposite sex saber-toothed tigers?
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by notfed 3y ago
I thought they were referring to Scooby Doo, a cartoon dog who has a speech impediment.
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by notfed 3y ago
As an ADHDer I don't think any curriculum would have worked for me. It's not a simple matter of "let's just teach ADHD kids the ADHD way". Medication has allowed me to absorb a massive amount of important knowledge
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by notfed 3y ago
My ADHD will not manifest in an 8-minute video game that's for sure.
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by notfed 3y ago
Fractal zoom videos are worth infinite words.

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