Refreshing to see something about Janeway that isn't slanderous for once
Wilson and House were the steadiest couple on this show
Also House definitely flirted with everyone in his own way, cause he loved finding their kinks and exploiting them:
- Foreman: praise kink
- Chase and Cameron: daddy issues
- Cuddy: bratty sub
- Wilson: codependency
I misread the username as JRR Jorkin and thought it was fucking hilarious
"Oh you mean hermi-one?"
If I'm interpreting it correctly, that's the probability that this particular PRNG with those particular seeds produces those particular outputs. That's a strawman argument; a PRNG with uniform output should eventually produce any value.
It's perfectly believable that a known broken PRNG from 40+ years ago could be backsolved. The part I doubt is the sensationalized part, that the LLM found the exact method with which it was calculated. It's just a plausible choice for a random oracle. It's a local minimum the LLM settled into.
That's the thing with random oracles, there's likely so many plausible combinations of candidate algorithms and inputs/seed values that the actual truth is almost certainly lost to history.
Correction: Claude found a plausible way these curve points were generated. And "plausible" is carrying a metric fuckton of weight here.
It found PRNG settings that could theoretically generate the same values, but the fact that it requires thousands of iterations makes me think this is more of a coincidence than anything. Especially given that the NSA employee remembered something completely different.
This is a recycled story from April, though.
As a product reveal, this is nothing short of blatant fraud. I guarantee there was nothing inside that shell but gas tanks and thrusters.
They posted this here once already and then deleted it, I guess because they expected people to actually give a shit.
Kofi has clearly never had a girl sleep over at his place in nothing but one of his shirts.
Multicast means the AP has to deliver a copy of the packet to every other client on the network, so it's multiplicative.
The router doesn't automatically know which clients are listening to a given multicast address and which aren't, so it has to send a packet to all of them.
My guess is it's sending multicast messages in a hot loop trying to communicate with an app or other IoT devices on the network and freaking out because it's not getting a response.