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I am in pain. I'm truly trying to do everything right here. I just don't manage to convince the bio ppl that I need a quantum experiment (expensive/long build time), and I don't manage to engage w/ the quantum people. Quantum people,pls: I need you to pay attention. And listen.
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how it started how it's going
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In linguistics, Escher sentences are sentences which initially seem acceptable but upon further reflection have no well-formed meaning.
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Surprised to see this has been done: neutrinos have been used to communicate:
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“Apple A13 CPUs now have controls that allow xnu to keep the PAC keys enabled at EL1, independent of `SCTLR_EL1` settings. On these CPUs, xnu only needs to reconfigure `SCTLR_EL1` when context-switching from a "vanilla" arm64 process to an arm64e process, or vice-versa”
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We planned to open source checkra1n in 2020, but unfortunately we're not quite ready for a full release yet. HOWEVER: We just open sourced the entirety of PongoOS, including our kernel patchfinder and SEP exploit! All available at: github.com/checkra1n/pongoOS
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This is going to be interesting 🤓🤔
QWebinar: Q&A session with Scott Aaronson on Quantum Supremacy with Boson Sampling dlvr.it/RnwTmv
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Next time you find yourself writing the number 6, remember who to thank!
All the following symbols and notations were introduced by Gauss
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checkra1n for Linux is now available at checkra.in! 🌧️📲 It’s been months of hard work in the making and we’re so glad to finally show it to you.
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Top 10 quantum computing experiments of 2019: bit.ly/37vy2Dz And what were your favourites? @AndreasAtETH @ETH_physics @FluhmannChrista @jaygambetta @qudev @Yale_QI @GoogleAI @preskill
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New video! Bayes' theorem, and making probability intuitive. I had fun bringing in some Kahneman and Tversky results to show where human intuition seems to jive with probability, and where it doesn't. youtu.be/HZGCoVF3YvM
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1) In 2008 a salmon (yes the fish) was put through an MRI scanner. The salmon was shown a series of photographs of humans in social situations, and asked to determine the emotion of the person in the photo (yes, really).
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How secure is hardware disk encryption? "In order to to recover the data from a locked MX100 drive, we connect a JTAG debugging device. Then, we use it to modify the password validation routine in RAM so that it always validates successfully" ieee-security.org/TC/SP2019/…
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Start with 82 and go backwards to 1 8281807978777675747372717069686 7666564636261605958575655545352 5150494847464544434241403938373 6353433323130292827262524232221 2019181716151413121110987654321 ...this number is prime!
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All units be advised: Be on the lookout for notorious Italian hacker Yalu Tabasco. He is known to be in possession of a bootrom exploit and is expected to arrive in South Korea early this week to release a jailbreak. HE. MUST. BE. STOPPED.
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