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> diamond files on Amazon for under $10 Link? I'm skeptical. It seems more likely someone is abusing the term "diamond", no?
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> every single one of those ads were programmed by... a software engineer Your key point here is a tautology; it doesn't really lead to any insight.
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"Mom, I already told you: you have to generate a key pair, split the private key into three parts using Shamir' secret sharing algorithm, then give each part to three banks. Whenever you want to use it, you have to go collect it f
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How is it imperfect information? Isn't each guess made openly?
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I don't understand how what I said can be downvoted while also people are shaming it as "another project in the Google graveyard". To me it's a matter of framing---sort of what my point is here---it was framed as a kind
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2y ago
Follow-up: apparently there is a sidebar. In my defense, on mobile, the sidebar is closed by default, and you have to click the tiny hamburger menu in the very bottom left of the screen. I did not see this.
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2y ago
Where is this documentation? Honestly I don't see much here. I'd call this a readme, not documentation.
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I don't even know what this library is (quite an ungooglable name), but I don't get it. It's open source licensed. Why not just, like, not "close" it? Just keep the code and the docs up.
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2y ago
It'd be sort of a funny situation if this happened now, because a fork necessarily rolls back recent transactions. So, imagine if people are made aware of a break, and it caused a bank run (on Bitcoin for let's say). Well, tons of
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True; to demonstrate that, only one word is needed: Bitcoin.
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That is exactly why the term "post-quantum crypto" was coined and why it's being pushed. [1] For confidential data, the only rational thing to do is assume asymmetric crypto is already broken, or will be broken soon. And for
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Also, CRYSTALS-Kyber was a finalist in NIST's PQCrypto competition: https://csrc.nist.gov/Projects/post-quantum-cryptography/sel...
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Not too surprising as he is the author (giggle emoji) But really, there are very few "trustworthy" PQCrypto algorithms/implementations and he is the author of more than one of those.
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2y ago
Is it just me, or does this seem anachronistic? Like, this is a conversation I expected to blow up 20 years ago. Better late than never.
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2y ago
I consider the phrase "the same people" to be a slur. It's almost always implying stereotyping.
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2y ago
And not a good one. Digital artists' art outputs from a computer. And I "creatively and intentionally produce output" when I type prompts into Stable Diffusion.
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2y ago
I think the same comment could be said about generative images, no?
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"Wow, this article totally reminds me of Stephen Wolfram's work! It's amazing how these ants are following simple rules to create such complex behaviors. This is exactly what Wolfram has been talking about for years with his
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Zuckerberg should learn to plead the 5th when asked about political intervention questions. He keeps apologizing, thinking it will gain him respect, but the general public only sees this as a grand admission of guilt (ostensibly for some cr
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Interesting how cartels seem to form by profiting off of laws that should not be laws.
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I like this concept. It sort of reminds me of the vibe from the game Portal.
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Another observation: with this setup, you essentially randomly jump into the middle of videos, skipping what is usually the most grating part of the show: the intro. In the intro to most shows/videos, there's annoying jingles, si
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I've had a dozens od Bluetooth devices (of both computers and headsets), and have never not had Bluetooth issues. I would not isolate "Bluetooth issues" to Android.
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This is similar to how---let's be honest---most of us manage our OS desktop files.
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2y ago
Yeah, "just clear the tote out daily" is a a huge understatement. Though, I think this plan better than never cleaning at all.
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2y ago
Or blocking the door!
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2y ago
Huh. OP's only two comments on HN are both in connection with someone named (go figure) puzzledpenguin
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Another wonderful coincidence: - Speed of light: 299,792,458 m/s - Great Pyramid of Giza: 29.9792458°N
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It sounds like he did the Easter egg as a form of protest. Were the presenters he yelled at people who he was protesting against?
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Who cares about the Spotify algorithm? Make your own algorithm; send links to your music on Spotify.
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