ernesto95

Interesting that the results can be so different for different people. I have yet to get a single good response (in my research area) for anything slightly more complicated than what a quick google search would reveal. I agree that it’s great for generating quick functioning code though.

Do you have a personal book recommendation on the group and/or number theory of this type of cryptography?

Link to the paper (Sept 2023) https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.16596

True, but from a mathematician's point of view, the theory quickly becomes complicated (and in some sense limited) if you really want to do things rigorously when working with continuous systems, something that does not happen with finite dimensional systems as the parent comment probably alludes to.

If your comparing centuries you probably should give this one a bit more time, I mean we're in our second decade...

I wrote a timer in the developers console that logged either f or d depending on whether Math.random() was above or below 0.5 every second, typing the sequence that was being logged, the oracle consistently scored around ~0.4.

I generally dislike idolatry and pinning mayor scientific advancement on one single person, but honestly, Einstein really was something else.