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Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Steve Schear wrote: > combinations/permutations and auto correlations to code for the runs. I > say attempted, because I was never able to find acceptable algorithms to > satisfy my requirement. I still believe these algorithms exist, it was > just my limitations in identify

Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

Michael Motyka wrote: > Here we go : > > "As Eric correctly points out, true random input simply cannot be > compressed, it doesn't matter how clever you are or how much time and > computing power you have access to." > > This is a statement of belief isn't it? Odd. No, it's a logical consequ

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It will work - provided that you provide a trained anesthetist for every four or so passengers. There's no such thing as a safe, stable anesthetic. Marc de Piolenc Marcel Popescu wrote: > > > The following article is pretty unsettling, in that it makes the case that > > - the technique is car

Re: CDR: Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

I think they may be referring to a random string of _ASCII characters_. That would be subject to compression because it is not random at the bit level. But 100:1? I have no idea how to achieve that. Marc de Piolenc Declan McCullagh wrote: > > What exactly is random data? Does it have to appea

Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

Eric Cordian wrote: > > Declan opines: > > > I'm naturally skeptical of this claim (until I can verify it for > > myself), but I do not believe the claim is "we can encode random data > > at 100:1." > > >From the article: > > "ZeoSync said its scientific team had succeeded on a small scale in

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Re: CDR: Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Ken Brown wrote: > Michael Motyka wrote: > > > > Here we go : > > > > "As Eric correctly points out, true random input simply cannot be > > compressed, it doesn't matter how clever you are or how much time and > > computing power you have access to." > > > > This is a sta

Re: CDR: Re: Dear Declan

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>>mattd recently babbled incoherently:<< Yet you dont quote anything I said.Que? >>"Liberty without socialism is privilege,injustice; socialism without liberty is slavery and brutality." Bakunin. >>Another dead russian. Why not Stalin? "One death is a tragedy. A million deaths is a statist

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Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

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Re: Cypherpunks 011202 at Stanford: Anti-Terrorism & Security Policy

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Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

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Re: Random Data Compressed 100:1 (Guffaw)

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