After several years of careful studies, it is the end of the PQC. Please congratulate Vigenere (encryption) and Ink and Feather (signature) as the winner of the pre-quantum competition. Those stood the test of time.
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I am so glad that people spent the past several peaceful years building tools like Tor and Signal, so that people would have them when they were needed.
I seems like most people hate Javascript. At least Facebook, Google, and Microsoft for sure. If not, why did they invent Reason, Dart, and Typescript? I also don't like it :O
For me, quantum computing is like parallel computing with exponential number of nodes and the hardest part is to extract the result of the quantum state.
@carrickdb Nano is too simple and most commands start with Ctrl followed by a character while I can just use a single character as a command in Vim which make me navigate through files a lot faster.
One of the most common mistakes in Rust that people make is overusing `unwrap`. This also happens in other languages that has a similar feature, such as Kotlin.
@grittygrease@sxiao4 I think C is a mandatory prerequisite for Rust. Rust solves memory safety problems in C (with zero overhead). If you don't know C, it seems like you don't know the problems.