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   by gxiv 4y ago

   That could definitely be partly the case! After reconsidering it's definitely not fair to attribute the regions success entirely to RIM. It also probably has a lot to do with the University of Waterloo, which (being much more recently
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   by gxiv 4y ago

   This is what happened in Waterloo, Ontario with Blackberry. Of course the tech scene there is no where near as large as a SV and a couple others, but it's still weirdly big and concentrated given the size of the surrounding city. Every
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   by gxiv 4y ago

   > It involves calculating the inputs to a complicated mathematical process, based solely on its jumbled outputs. Without going any deeper, this description of the problem is interesting because quantum algorithms are (by design) fully re
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   by gxiv 4y ago

   Going by their description of the problem, it looks like it's distinct from how all the mainstream post quantum algos (LWE, NTRU, SIDH, etc) work. Edit: I've finished the article lol. Now I'm not so certain that this is 100%