"It won't be easy to find the motivation to read this" will become a common story for many AI-generated articles. You can Lean everything and give a "PROOF CERTIFICATE" but no one will read anything and only a hollow dwindling news cycle of the fact of being correct will remain.
Given how bad the key recovery attack looks, we have to ask—was Classic McEliece an op to insert a backdoor into PQC? Is Classic McEliece author Dan Bernstein an NSA plant? Concerning.
https://t.co/NKevtVBRkp
we're talking about essentially the oldest cryptographic scheme around, which survived 48 years of cryptanalysis. And it seems it might be falling soon.
I'm sure that most of you know who Alexandre Grothendieck is, but did you know that the translation of ''Pursuing Stacks (A la poursuite des champs)'' has been made available on arXiv?
This 500 pages + edition has been the work of Mateo Carmona and Buchholtz and is a work of art, really.
Back when I started getting interested in the work of Grothendieck, pursuing stacks was fairly difficult to find, and certainly was not available in such a clean form as this version!
This is an advanced text, but do not shy away from taking a look!
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I am teaching a class on elliptic curves this Fall, and I asked Claude to create an applet to draw points and add points, and compute and display point multiples. Let me know what you think!
https://t.co/AGks99ywo3
If I'm not mistaken @ethrex_client is about to become the default client that will be used to fill the compute benchmark tests in EELS for benchmark test releases
I always said Ethrex will become a critical part of Ethereum. With time this will become even clearer.
While not as "flashy" as a record 31 curve, the user "wgxli" has posted a new curve of rank 29, with a smaller conductor than the one found by Elkies and Klagsbrun! All positive news for #teamunbounded
https://t.co/40LPR3O2I9