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Fri May 24 09:14:06 EDT 2019
Slept from eleven to seven.
Woke briefly around three.
High of seventy and partly sunny today.
Work:
- Test phone line at Mr. Hartman's house
Done.
- Set up projector for Lori
Done.
Stopped at Inglenook Park on my way back from Mr. Hartman's house, and took a twenty-minute walk.
Saw several geese.
A few rain drops, but otherwise nice weather.
Tired this afternoon.
Home:
- Play with a D&D thing
Not much.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19998004
https://scirate.com/arxiv/1905.09749
> It's been well-known for a long time that doubling the key bits doesn't help for current public-key cryptography because you end up only requiring (approximately) double the number of qubits and a sub-exponential time increase. After all, Shor's algorithm provides a polynomial-time algorithm to solve the problem so the worst case is that doubling n will cause a fixed-power-of-two increase in time (it turns out to 2^2 in this case). It's interesting to get estimates of difficulty given noisy qubits rather than the estimates given of running Shor's algorithm on perfect qubits.
> However, symmetric cryptography like AES or ChaCha20 (assuming that the best-case quantum attack is a brute-force search) only gets a square-root speed-up and thus doubling the key bits actually does alleviate the quantum threat.
https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/bshfcu/are_there_any_downsides_to_tools_like_packr_that/
Made a little flow-chart of what my social feed thing would look like, and concluded: just make a more casual blog.
Not every post has to be an article.
Micro-blog.
Post short comments about third-party content, or just a link.
Also, to allow posting from my phone/tablet, maybe not a static site generator.
Go back to a simple form.
Maybe just post of Mastodon?
Post on Mastodon, and set up an automatic backup to pull my feed.
Maybe even eschew medium-form blog posts — just micro-blog, and link to a PDF/TXT for longer-form stuff?
Servings: grains 1/6, fruit 3/4, vegetables 3/4, dairy 0/2, meat 2/3, nuts 0/0.5
Brunch: migas, coffee, banana, cucumber, Mandarin
Lunch: carrots, yogurt, apple
Afternoon snack: cucumber, coffee
Dinner: Philly cheesesteak
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