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/sci/ cant solve this

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I am convinced people on this board are way too autistic to get the real answer
Prove me wrong
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Why is every demonstration of double-slit experiment an animation?
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Let's try and run an analysis of the complexity of the vocabulary used on 4chan over the years.
This whole website is far worse than it was years earlier, but is it nostalgia or maybe the actual decrease in quality?
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SHA 256,512(,1024,...) aren't as bruteforce-proof as expected?

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I have calculated that SHA-256 will have been entirely bruteforced by the year 2420,SHA-512 by 2925, and SHA-1024 by 3947, if someone begins attacking their respective SHA hashspaces (is that the term?) NOW with an EMM(2y) (explained below). SHA-256 has already been brute-forced to some degree, and will likely naturally be brute-forced before 2420 if an EMM(2y) begins running today.

I've found, at best, an ASIC that can calculate ~410TH/S, the M40 Whatsminer. I assume it was made in 2021.
According to Moore's Law, the hashing speed should double, if it's proportional to the amount of transistors the hasher contains (very approximate but should hold true), this equation should give me the number of seconds required for a machine built in the year y to calculate (approximately) the entirety of hashes available in a SHA-n "hashspace" (the number of hashes in a SHA-n hashspace (if that's the term, iirc) is of approximately ):

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>AYO hol up yte boi so you sayin that europa could be terrraformed breathable atmosphere included with 10 tether satellites to clean out the radiation and 4.5 gigatonnes of carbon tetrachloride to raise the temperature enough for the ice to release between 17-76 kgs of oxygen per cubic meter of melt which has accumulated in the entire crust from billions of years of radiolytic water decomposition

yes thats exactly what im saying Tyrone
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/sci/ quotes thread
post ur best science quotes ITT
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How come everybody is getting shingles lately? Know at least three people around my age who have it (30). Isn't it supposed to be a literal boomer disease?
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Why are programming languages made to be so unintuitive? I'm not stupid, but jesus christ, trying to decipher C code is such a nightmare, and then writing code is masochistic. "Languages" like Matlab and Wolfram are so simple and intuitive to use, so why do CSfags insist on making your life a living hell unless you've spent countless hours coding? Assembly languages aren't even that bad, because at least it's always clear what you're doing and how to do something then. With C there is so much bullshit notation, that seems to only exist to make your life harder.
It wouldn't even be that bad if you could get a clear answer from the internet, but literally the only "help" you can get are snarky responses on stack overflow about how you're a fucking retard for not knowing some intricate bullshit little detail.
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