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Seems impossible to Favorite things on the Tenor app. Been like that for at least a month. Works for anyone else?
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Plaid > Yodlee
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DevOps
Breaking RSA
RSA encryption is based on the difficulty of factoring large composite numbers into their prime factors. To break RSA encryption, one must factorize the public key, a product of two large prime numbers. The number of qubits required to factorize a number N using Shor's algorithm (a quantum algorithm that can be used to factorize integers) is 2n + 3, where n is the number of bits in N.
For instance, RSA-2048, a common RSA key size used in practice, comprises two 1024-bit prime numbers. To break this, one would need approximately 2*2048 + 3 = 4099 qubits. However, this is a simplification, as the number of qubits required would depend on the specifics of the quantum computer and quantum error correction techniques used, which could significantly increase the number of qubits required.
Having enough qubits isn't the only challenge. The qubits must be interconnected in a way that allows the implementation of the quantum gates needed for Shor's algorithm, and the machine must be able to maintain quantum coherence long enough to complete the operation.
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Progress on Passkeys
Couldn’t get Passkeys to work with the 1password beta extension. Guess I will have to wait until next month to make another attempt. I am hopeful that support will be rolling out soon.
Some News - Verge Article
Another demo site here. - Passage Authentication Demo (1password.com)
A list is here. - https://passkeys.directory
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We need more learning via memes. 📘
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Thoughts and prayers go out to all those people who can’t do the job we hired them for.
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Currently reading: A Beautifully Foolish Endeavor by Hank Green 📚 “Our reality isn’t about what’s real, it’s about what we pay attention to”
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Found a good use case for Bing chat or Google Bard; When you hit your GPT4 cap of 25 msg per 3 hours. L(° O °L)
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Happy Fryday
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The new microphone uses XLR. I plugged it into a Focusrite solo. I have to turn the gain all the way up for the audio to be picked up. I'm wondering if it is the XLR cable. Are there different types of XLR cables that would cause more gain to be needed?
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Books
Got my Bookshelf fairly updated and consolidated. Think the want to read is still missing quite a bit.
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Will Google actually beat Microsoft in putting an AI LLM directly into their respective word-processing applications? Bard -> GDocs. ChatGPT -> Word.
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Last year I finished reading: To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini 📚. Great book!
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Thoughts
I've decided to start writing more on Medium. It's time to take my passion for writing to the next level. I am aiming for five articles per month. My goal is to create a positive impact through my writing.
I'm excited to keep up with the blog here now that I have some new tools to help me become a super, Logan!
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my first tattoo?
- yaml: (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
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Poems
,AI
We need a new Salt Bae.
Crystals of the sea,
Flavor's dance, life's sustenance,
Whispers on the breeze.
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Friday —> Engage 🚀
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Art
,AI
The importance of goal setting when working in a creative field
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AI
All Hail - the fabled land of six fingers.
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Any tips for best/easy desktop software for creating Gifs that doesn’t require a subscription?🧈
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For Rock and Stone!
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Would CombatMechs actually be useful in the service?
Please discuss.
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the omega, the alpha, the truth
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The niji stuff on Midjourney is pretty cool looking without much effort.
In the end, the machines win
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The IFTT AI services are interesting. https://ifttt.com/explore/ifttt-ai
I'm wondering if there are any reviews of it somewhere.
It seems useful because anyone can easily hook it up with various services.