Write-up notes that someone asked the question “why search for these large primes?” If you have to ask there’s nothing anyone can say that’ll help you.
Consider what happens in extractive late-stage capitalism when population growth slows & stops, which will happen anyhow but conservative immigration clampdowns accelerate it. If your market isn’t expanding, investor overlords will require you to extract more from each customer to achieve growth. Won’t be fun.
There are a lot of reasons to like the “25519” key technology, and while this talks about interesting work at AWS to make it safer and faster, it also has maybe the best basic intro to elliptic-curve math that I’ve read anywhere.
Looks like NDP+Green coalition as it stands now. Per parliamentary procedure, current incumbent gets first chance to form a govt and win a vote of confidence, so the difference between 46-45 vs 45-46 is important but not the determining factor.
Obviously this close a balance creates lots of opportunities for chaos and uncertainty: Every MLA who dies or flips out or gets caught being bad can lead to a change in government.
I think it’s important that this be shared as widely as possible so that, in the future it will be harder to say, as so many did post-Holocaust, “but we didn’t know”.
For all of us disgusted by the NYTimes (no, I haven’t canceled yet), the last few days have been illuminating. The Kamala-surge-GOP/Trump-implosion story is regularly top/center on the front page (just now it’s the Black-journalists fiasco). Occurs to me that maybe the Times isn’t institutionally anti-Democrat, it’s just institutionally lazy, focuses obsessively on whichever story is easiest to tell?
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