zekchelovek

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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Play with it, and you may just figure it out. I'm glad someone gets something interesting out of my posts.
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Sorry, i didn't address your suggestion. I don't put any complete algorithms in a computer of any type, not a phone. Windows, Android,and every other op system saves and shares your work in any program with the "mother ship
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
If you are a qualified buyer, and want to pay at least $24000, you can take one of the methods and check it yourself (there are more than one, but work on same principle). I don't put the algorithms in computers, so any checking above
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Nope, no millenium prize solutions yet. Nobody pays for proof of Goldbach's now, and i HATE the "submit your work and we Might pay you years down the road." I'm trying to get paid the old fashioned way, on ebay. If you
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Ok
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
The math works. I already went through the doing challenge numbers with Ron Rivest; he just kept moving the bar. There has been one offer on ebay, but that person had no backing or ability to solve the problem, so i turned him down and bl
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What would be the effect of publicly sharing solutions to Trapdoor functions?
3 points by zekchelovek 2y ago|15 comments
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
There was a cheese shortage. Everyone knows this
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
I made the mistake of finding answers to the hardest useful problems first (factoring, Goldbach's), and now I'm looking for aomething else to work on.
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Already done with factoring large coprimes. Looking for next puzzle to work on. Can't get overly interested in useless puzzles (like sudoku, etc).
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Thank you for giving me an answer that nobody else seems to know. I have no idea if you're correct, since i haven't studied the halting problem, although i understand the general concept.
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
That sounds about like every other answer i get about it. Not much incentive to work on it.
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What is Collatz conjecture good for?
3 points by zekchelovek 2y ago|12 comments
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
Why bother? People need to make money for their work somehow. If they kill their own business with a paywall, why stop them?
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
The real reason for the state-sponsored race to quantum computing is to break all encryption.
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
If most money transactions became insecure, would any amount of money matter?
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by zekchelovek 2y ago
How exactly would they make money hand over fist?