That is a pretty damming accusation. Can you provide more details? This should be the sort of thing you should be hearing from a disclosure or ideally a vendor advisory - not an HN comment thread on a vaguely related article. Failures of randomness are almost always fatal to a cryptosystem.
Why would I need to spend two decades? You already did it. Congratulations on probably one of the biggest exposés of this decade. Ignore the haters with their "delusions of grandeur" insults. You will soon have global fame. So, when are you publishing your bombastic exposé? Or do you plan to sell it for it's minimum $1 billion value? Either way, great job!
I know this is totally unrelated and probably won't see it, but I read your comment about German solar farms sometime ago and I was wondering if you could throw light on that. I can't find any email to contact you by except the one you shared like a year ago (hnr@webhome.de) which I figured belongs to your friend. Please, what's a good email where I can reach you? Mine's in my profile. Thanks and hoping to hear back.
Funny how "journalists" who spend their day in a text editor, or at least should,
keep saying that 8GB is not enough,
while award winning AAA game developers are fully ok with 8GB.
Yes, 16GB (or currently 18GB) is nice,
but it only means I can leave chrome & slack open forever;
And has no impact on my actual work whatsoever.
I know this is totally unrelated and probably won't see it, but I read your comment about German solar farms sometime ago and I was wondering if you could throw light on that. I can't find any email to contact you by except the one you shared like a year ago (hnr@webhome.de) which I figured belongs to your friend. Please, what's a good email where I can reach you? Mine's in my profile. Thanks and hoping to hear back.
ML is quite ok at answering questions,
but it is very bad at asking the right questions.
Engineering is about asking questions.
Looks like we are at least 50 years out from "AI" replacing entry level engineers.
I'll let me grand children worry about that,
and use this glorified auto completion until then.
Hence my question was about programming rather than engineering. Composition could, for a long time, be a task humans do whereas the components are generated by AI.
Assuming a senior SWE there probably makes around $500T I guess your GF would need to sell one woven item for $2,000 every week day for the whole year to come close to that? That seems like an amazing amount of work, is she a spider perhaps? ;)
It's nice at implementing simple stuff at a first semester CS student,
after somebody over specified it,
but that's it.
Code monkeys might want to start looking for a new job in 10-20 years,
but you asked about SWEs. And less than 1-10% of our job is to actually type code.
:sigh:
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