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This mountain was also the site of the most deadly avalanche/landslide in recorded history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1970_Huascar%C3%A1n_debris_ava...

There has been a mountain of cryptanalysis done on SHA256 with no major breaks compared to a much smaller amount analysis on blake3.

Sneakers is the thriller movie you’re looking for

I wonder what section 11 of this article is referring to?

Oh lord here we go again with spreading conspiracy theories. Yes there is a BSL-4 lab in Wuhan but the idea that this has anything to do with covid 19 is batshit (no pun intended).

I rented a Hertz car for about a week and called the customer support line to extend it for two more days but instead I got a voice mail saying that this car was reported to the police as stolen. This was after I was charged over $220 for the extra two days. Thankfully I live across the street from the Hertz and just returned it the next day

Yeah Lyft is going to have a fun time in Federal Court

Intel Clear Container runtime was something I had used before to no avail

Yes along with their fancy new data centers in Prineville, Mesa, Maiden and Reno!

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Is this actual a legal maneuver available to YC? This seems risky. Why not help fund the women's arbitration fees instead?

Fun Fact: Symantec sold certificates to Blue Coat all the way back in May 2016 and have been using them in their SSL inspection tool ever since

This kind of "news" article does a disservice to those in need of mental health care by perpetuating the idea that certain well studied medications are ultra dangerous when in reality they are effective when administered properly.

What kills more people than both things combined? Not seeking help when needed

A "Globalist" is someone or some entity that seeks to take advantage deregulation and the liberalization of financial activities. Essentially capital flow moves where the profit margins are maximized with no regard for the nation state

And the campaign against encryption Comey talked about last fall has begun. If the United States wants to maintain economic dominance over IT sector globally we must defend our data

What makes you think that legislative bodies are capable of catching up?

Plus it has an advantage of having a half-life of ~521 years unlike tape storage

Location: Mountain View/SF Bay Area

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The way they reacted to Snowden brought this upon themselves . Requiring every cyber "warrior" to have a TS//SCI clearance at a minimum rules out 90% of the black/grey hat hackers is absurd

This tool is simply testing whether or not the file has a disturbance vector that makes it a potential file with higher than usual probability to be in a collision

The free movement of capital across national borders is not helping

Probably related to this recent incident http://nypost.com/2017/02/09/explosion-rocks-nuclear-power-p...

33c3 was awesome just be sure to acquire tickets ahead of time for 34c3 in Hamburg this year

Each interviewer in my experience has their own special algorithm they love to ask. For instance I was asked a question about the Boyer-Moore majority algorithm which is so obscure and rare and hence I messed that interview up. It is usually not the Splay Trees, AVL Trees, Merge Sort it's the logic behind your contextualization of the algo in the problem being asked to be solved

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Idk, maybe it's just me but the stakes are so high right now that to hide from political engagement would be downright irresponsible as a citizen of the US/World especially with the power we developers have to affect the world. This community's foundation was built on people wanting to make a better world not hide in our bubbles

Exactly why the Iranian nuclear deal seeks to prevent access to the materials needed to build a bomb in a breakout period not the information

Don't forget the honeypots out there!

Just take for example Elliptic Curves which sit at the crossroads of analytic theory, theory of functions, abstract algebra, algebraic geometry and number theory. It is nearly impossible for a single person to bear the cognitive overhead needed just to understand how might one approach attacking Elliptic Curve systems

Another point to add to yours is that there are so few people capable of understanding these convoluted protocols and cryptosystems. How many people are actively attempting to find weaknesses in AES, Elliptic Curves, SHA1, DLP, IFP? Also, often times those people currently examining these systems are the same exact people that were performing the state of the art cryptanalysis in the 90's