MariuszGalus

This is exactly how I feel and I can't want to start sharing this with people.

You can leave the country and not tell anyone the field you are in and inevitably the topic will come up.

Insufferable.

I was expecting a demo of an exploit, but what I got was code analysis and verbal handwaving. Anyone else feel like something was missing here?

Edit, I did learn cool new stuff tho, thanks.

home sweet home

Glad Lemire is getting his shine-time on hn

TLDR; you gotta snort the happiness kool-aid on SE

6 months, here's why: They random forested height data, everyone random forests these days. It's quick and dirty and yields good accuracy. Not only that, everyone seems to support a built in Random Forest training model, programs from pandas/numpy/scikit to R has it built in. Height data seems the easiest to go by, to short and it has a kink that may cause cracking in the future as the metal oxidizes. What were their 3 models? Who knows? But their idea of combining 3 models, that 3 different teams have made is standard in all DataScience competitions. This is called ensembling. ArToolkit for Unreal Engine, someone else made that and they probably just connected a bunch of blocks together with Unreal's script engine. Honestly, 6 months max and you can do this in a day yourself.

ja nie rozumiem, please explain the meaning.

Dzienkuje

OLD but... sort of... GOLD

Thanks, couldn't get this result trying said method. :\

m@mpc:~/Desktop/hax/codebreaker$ python nh.py Max key number: 11 Max key length: 12 Possible keys to try: 3452271214392

(Press Ctrl-C or Ctrl-D to quit at any time.) Hacking...

10yearslater

wasting so many hours trying to solve this.

I tried to solve this and all the fuggin column cipher decrypters online didnt get me to this point.... Any progress?

Column Trans. - Double - Übchi

from the rumkin site... i guess i gotta get my python libs out.

Question 1. Linear Algebra Level

Question 2. Calculus II Level

Question 3. Probability & Statistics Level

You learn how to solve all of this in Undergraduate American Engineering courses.