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redsock 18 Mar 2018, 07:01
Recently I was explaining big integer crypto to some non-techies, trying to explain to them just how large the numbers are that are used in everyday web commerce, etc. etc ... and discovered it is near impossible to convey it properly without turning them into base 10 and doing some math ... hahah.
Anyway, stuck it here in the heap because it isn't really about programming, though every last bit that composes the page is all written in x86_64 fasm along with using various bits of my library... figured some of you might get a kick out of it. Oh, and @revo, I specifically made a static version of the page that is just as interesting with javascript disabled (with JS enabled, it dynamically resamples all of the huge numbers and example math on every page load, so you know what you are missing , I didn't actually try it with no JS though, let me know how you go) https://2ton.com.au/rants_and_musings/number_nerdery.html Cheers everyone! |
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revolution 19 Mar 2018, 02:35
redsock wrote: Oh, and @revo, I specifically made a static version of the page that is just as interesting with javascript disabled (with JS enabled, it dynamically resamples all of the huge numbers and example math on every page load, so you know what you are missing , I didn't actually try it with no JS though, let me know how you go) Page works fine without JS. I think I can live without the resampling of the values. |
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19 Mar 2018, 02:35 |
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Picnic 23 Aug 2018, 14:04
Furs wrote:
I loved this example. It is crazy. Allow me to use it when I find an opportunity. |
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23 Aug 2018, 14:04 |
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Furs 23 Aug 2018, 15:40
Sure np, good to see at least one person liked it
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