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elbybasolis
3y ago
Attempting to open an issue yields this message: "An owner of this repository has limited the ability to comment to users that have contributed to this repository in the past."
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elbybasolis
5y ago
After college I was doing some consulting and working on few very different projects. One of which was helping a company maintain an estimating program written by their founding engineer written in RMB. The software would prompt the user fo
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elbybasolis
6y ago
Kali linux certainly has the pointiest sticks.
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elbybasolis
8y ago
Fallout 1&2. These games are classic, and without GOG, basically relics of the past. The isometric turn-based gameplay would be perfect for a mobile port. It would be great to add new assets and content. It would be quite fun to design
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elbybasolis
8y ago
I see this playing out similarly to the Y2K situation. There will be a race to upgrade all cryptographic security measures currently in place to handle the new power in computation. In the beginning however those who would have access to su
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elbybasolis
8y ago
In that case can we start computing cryptographic products with quantum computers such that there is no gap? If we reduce the time complexity of factoring a prime number to linear wouldn’t we be able to produce larger cryptographic products
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elbybasolis
8y ago
I’m concerned with the ability of conventional computers to keep up with cryptography in the quantum age of computation. But can’t we just jack up the current algorithms to have higher order problem sets to solve? In other words can’t we tu