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PeterL: it's a basic brute force primality
test, what is wrong with it?
mircea_popescu: it is also a very typical difference, symbolic enough to go on our fucking flag. "the empire makes a
test and then goes through parts until it finds one that goes through ; the republic makes a part and tests it until it is certain to be correct."
mod6: all my
test results and stuff are posted
mod6: i've had to learn ada just to keep up & read the thing. help
test where I can.
PeterL: also, my question re crc32 yesterday, I meant to say: given a (random) string of 250 chars, what is the proability that (random four byte string) will pass the crc32
test? which I think is just 1/256^4
mod6: hmm, nice
test though
PeterL: so yes, using the fermat
test would be bad
PeterL: I tested the fermat
test, and with 100 numbers of 1024 bits deemed prime by the fermat
test, 50 were found to be composite by miller-rabin
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-08-08#1695453 << you have to. we'd be the first people to move to a cheaper
test algo if this was feasible, in tmsr-pgp etc. but as he correctly points out, most of the keys you make are weak. an important point to consider here is weakness propagation : one weak key can potentially expose other key exchanges, resulting in a chain of (unknowingly) lost secrecy. the design will have it ablate over t
☝︎ mats: putting it in production will
test the massively inflated suburban and urban property values
BingoBoingo: Well, you've been join/parting for a while? Mebbe
test your ability to talk every now and then.
BingoBoingo: !!up Birdman Are you ready to
test the waters on this side of the Republic yet?
shinohai: "Train your slave to
test for radiator hose leaks with this one weird trick!"
a111: Logged on 2017-07-22 22:40 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-07-22#1689243 << depends what you mean by "rsa encrypted message". a) current rsa "encryption" as implemented by koch-gpg et al consists of encrypting a symmetric key. trivial to
test this against a number of rsa keys. b) conceivably item will include a courtesy key fp to help you know.
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-07-22#1689243 << depends what you mean by "rsa encrypted message". a) current rsa "encryption" as implemented by koch-gpg et al consists of encrypting a symmetric key. trivial to
test this against a number of rsa keys. b) conceivably item will include a courtesy key fp to help you know.
☝︎☟︎ BingoBoingo: user705: It's an iq
test/spam filter element. If email address is an email address comment not marked spam on that point. Is email address used for anything else? no
phf: asciilifeform: so
test chan is hard written in code, in a defvar, but there's a config (essentially a setq ...) that's supposed to override it. the config was missing (which i ~vaguely~ remember maybe accidentally doing myself). so in any case defvar should've stayed consistent no matter what. i'm not sure ~how~ it could get reset without a complete reload of an instance or an explicit setq
phf:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-07-18#1685822 << i'm not sure what happened. i initially misdiagnosed the issue, and lost the state necessary to figure out alternatives. i'm pretty sure though that the configuration parameters got reset (how??) and the bot was happily sitting on a random
test channel
☝︎ mod6: this box does nothing else other than just
test builds/dev for trb, and is currently idle. should be a decent
test. albiet much slower than the metrics collected with alf's i7 box.
mod6: either way, think I should run the ffa_fact
test?
mod6: ok, so i dropped on a binary install of adacore onto my gentoo environment here just to
test...
mod6: <+asciilifeform> results of torture
test: << thanks for posting your results.
mircea_popescu very much recommends this
test : pick random textfile, put it through the above code, see if you find a dismatching line.
mircea_popescu: put your
test lines in the first file ; examine the results.txt file for the results.
sina: anyway I just wanted to
test and make sure all of my things were working post upgrade
a111: Logged on 2017-07-13 05:16 mod6: took me quite a while to gain the knowledge of how to write a
test driver that creates the ffa generic package and the necessary compoents to make that possible.
mod6: took me quite a while to gain the knowledge of how to write a
test driver that creates the ffa generic package and the necessary compoents to make that possible.
☟︎ mod6: The Chi^2
test should be interesting to see what percentile it falls into and weather this butts up against Knuth's "suspicious" boundary.
mod6: indeed, did fail with some resonably expected outputs from each
test. i'll have to try it again with doing like 100 consecutive 1's per Mb.
mod6: so one day, i did do a
test of ent with like ~1gb worth of '1's in a file just to see if the testing tool would hork.
mircea_popescu: (note that in gypsy culture it is not a qualification for theft specifically. just independent operation, not being too dumb to live sorta thing. not a bad
test for that, as it turns out.)
mod6: Perhaps for
test hardware if they were in very good trust standing, they could send us keys to a host we could use. Not sure otherwise how we would receive such hardware.
mircea_popescu: then we feed it into entropy-dependent processes (say the rabin miller
test, as discussed yest) and see what comes out.
trinque: ridiculous comparision, they *
test each
a111: Logged on 2017-07-04 03:09 asciilifeform: in other unsurprises, 'Corrupt data that accidentally flowed out of a NASDAQ systems
test caused the share prices...'
sina: that might be a fairer blackbox
test?
shinohai: !~later tell mod6 New makefiles
test went smooth ... If you aren't head-banging over Ada I have question regarding Vim setup when you have time.
erlehmann: i often have the problem that i describe a position and then people think i support it. i stopped describing moldbug's ramblings because of that, though i find urbit in particular a quite good idiot
test.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> mod6: if you want to
test, keep in mind that you gotta Foo : FZ(Bits) ; now, rather than Foo : FZ; << good to note. thanks
erlehmann: also it does not include
test results in the epigraph tree-builder
phillipsjk: I think it would be useful to be be able to resign patches after running a computer-assisted proof checker )or just
test cases) against them.
sina: its a bounded model checker for C, you can use it to verify the correctness of whole programs but since it is a bit slow/brute force approach, normally you only can use it to
test critical functions
sina: cos I
test with "M = [1] * 32"
mod6: ' was getting complaints, so tried your commented out line of: M : Maps.PMap(Length => 0, Offset => 1); instead. 2) gnatmake doesn't like that procedure horse_test is in a file called '
test.adb', wants it to be in 'horse_test.adb'
a111: Logged on 2017-06-08 15:48 asciilifeform: show me the 60y.o. who '
test me!1111'
deedbot: test_1 voiced for 30 minutes.
sina: and paste it somewhere for me to
test phf: i have nothing else to add to this conversation, i am though playing "have you heard this eurodance track" game with girl, where i play something that ~everyone~ danced to in the 90s, but didn't survive the
test of time and see if she heard it