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    Comment #26323584

    It actually states, “This destroyes the RSA cryptosystem.” Seems a bit like the way an old pirate might speak, or at least someone hundreds of years old.

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    Comment #26323490

    And whenever I hear time crystal, I think of bad sci-fantasy 80s movies. “Mondor, you must grab the time crystal before the second moon equinox, or the Flarborg will be released fr…

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    Comment #26323467

    Following that Wheel of Fortune bot, who knows the whole dictionary and was trained with the data of all past games, wins a car and waves from the passenger seat.

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    Comment #26314571

    I have ADD and typically eschew watching video if I can get the same, quality content faster in text. I loved this and watched it to the end. To any that feel the need to hide or d…

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    Comment #26310008

    Agreed. See also: Executive Function Disorder[1]. [1]- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_functions#In_disease...

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    Comment #26299288

    This doesn’t seem to be linear time for exponential changes. It’s much slower.

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    Comment #26299242

    Tolerable(sp.), not tollerable.

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    Comment #26295890

    What is the strangest thing you’ve ever seen in a chip? (e.g. has anything ever hinted at either a lucky accident that relied on physical laws that weren’t understood or tech that …

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    Comment #26295764

    While the chip/circuit design itself matters, it’s good to note that NASA will run several pieces of the same/similar hardware for fault tolerance in a component[1] as well as atte…

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    Comment #26282862

    Left-handed for those that need clarification. :)

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    Comment #26280994

    When will Apple allow an actual picture of a real fox on fire? That’s what I want. Preferably a girl fox, but a fox- a real girl fox, with photoshopped real fire. Exactly. Ok, the …

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    Comment #26277908

    Incognito mode isn’t privacy. It just keeps cookies and cache cleared initially for that incognito session. That’s like Firefox, etc. The EU and California notion that disabling co…

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    Comment #26268169

    Doesn’t this by definition mean that you’re in a social media bubble with those who agree with you?

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    Ask HN: Best type of progressive lenses for coding

    I have presbyopia and had bought a pair of glasses with progressive lenses years ago, but I couldn’t see the whole screen clearly. They seem to be made for people reading individua…

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    Comment #26261749

    The internet enabled an explosion of growth of useful data and communication. Changing the currency system just because the old one wasn’t broken enough is not a good idea.

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    Comment #26261728

    That’s someone who understands bubble physics. They tend to join like that before they pop.

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    Comment #26261657

    I thought they were too busy Snapchatting themselves with their gold iPhone 12 pros in diamond-encrusted cases with ruby-encrusted selfie sticks.

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    Comment #26261616

    Not to the proud family whose surname is Parody. Also those representing parity overheard you and may have a bit to talk with you about.

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    Comment #26261436

    The majority of money moving today doesn’t seem to need an additional system.

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    Comment #26248883

    That’s what I’ve heard. They may lead you on to keep you on the hook in case they need you without even getting work from you. This isn’t really a scam; it’s just about them wastin…

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    Comment #26245701

    Which other libraries has NYT used, or do they have something custom? I’m impressed also with what I’ve seen, but I don’t know what they do.

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    Comment #26245009

    When you sign up for a variable rate loan and default, you should not sue. The provider in question was providing a service at a variable rate. It had to have been clearly part of …

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    Comment #26244878

    This is a good example of overlitigiousness.