A Crash Course in Everything Cryptographic Computer Science

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• A Crash Course in Everything Cryptographic
• Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Fooling a Person Detector
• Assigning memory to specific memory cells
• [Question] Maze-Generation such that the shortest path through is the longest way possible - tipps and pointers?
• Top 25 C++ API design mistakes and how to avoid them
• Massive atom-scale HPC simulations resolves metal-forging mysteries
• Library Management System. Suggestions, opinions, comments on my project.

A Crash Course in Everything Cryptographic Posted: 25 Apr 2019 01:43 AM PDT submitted by /u/x89k [link] [comments]

Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Fooling a Person Detector Posted: 24 Apr 2019 08:14 AM PDT submitted by /u/Yuqing7 [link] [comments]

Assigning memory to specific memory cells Posted: 25 Apr 2019 01:38 AM PDT I'm trying to find a way that you can override the randomness of Ram and have specific data go to specific memory cells on the ram, specifically DRAM, I was thinking about and did a little research but didn't find anything useful is this possible to do on a computer or some other device? submitted by /u/TheHalfGamer [link] [comments]

[Question] Maze-Generation such that the shortest path through is the longest way possible - tipps and pointers? Posted: 25 Apr 2019 03:47 AM PDT I want to build as an hoppy project a mazegenerator that tries to generate a maze as defined in the title - inspired by https://www.pathery.com/tutorial. Questions: Is there a benchmark for generating such mazes? I'd love to compare myself against other maze generators. What are some useful terms I could use when researching? I am not familiar with the jargon. Constraints on the maze: Have to consider - One start location, one end location - Some maze cells are set already and can't be moved Want to consider - Checkpoints, that is Cells that have to be passed between Start and End - Teleports, which connect remote locations submitted by /u/academic_wombat [link] [comments]

Top 25 C++ API design mistakes and how to avoid them Posted: 24 Apr 2019 11:20 PM PDT submitted by /u/debhaldar [link] [comments]

Massive atom-scale HPC simulations resolves metal-forging mysteries Posted: 24 Apr 2019 09:38 AM PDT submitted by /u/greenprius [link] [comments]

Library Management System. Suggestions, opinions, comments on my project. Posted: 24 Apr 2019 09:17 AM PDT Seeking help. I'm a degree student taking IT and been asked to create system. ​ The project is supposed to be in groups of 2 but I was the odd man out so I'm doing this myself ​ I'm creating a "Library Management System" designed for my college, I got a pass and can choose a topic that is simpler than others. The system will have a database which stores the name of the books and location of it in the library. Students can access the website or app (both to be made) to search if the book they are searching for is available in the library and available to borrow. Some of the feautres i have planned are, For the admin Update the database and book records Notify the student when the date of return for the book is close For the students Check the availability of the book Check book location View / Track their borrow history, current book their borrowing ​ I'm planning on using Notepad++ to design the basic structure of the website, use Android Studio for making the app version for the site. I also heard people using Xampp for the database and website ​ I still feel like i'm lacking in features, if anyone has any suggestions, please do share. Also I'm not that confident in using Xampp for creating database and using php. I'm also not that great at documentation, so any details you might have will really help me. Thanks for reading. submitted by /u/ThyRek5 [link] [comments]

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