In the previous post, we discussed about the concepts of quantum encryption and black holes. We also talked about how we do cryptography in the subatomic world. This blog post is a continuation of that discussion. As the title suggests, the overarching theme is the relationship between quantum encryption and black holes. Let's continue talking … Continue reading Quantum Encryption And Black Holes – Part 2/2
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Quantum Encryption And Black Holes – Part 1/2
Is that really the title? It looks like two random things mashed up together. Doesn't make much sense, right? Well, recent research suggests that quantum encryption and black holes may be related. A proposed mathematical proof outlines the way in which information behaves in coded messages, and this may have implications for black holes. The … Continue reading Quantum Encryption And Black Holes – Part 1/2
What Are P-Values?
Let's say you are a part of the sub-atomic physics team and you are working on discovering an important effect. The thing about sub-atomic physics is that nothing is certain and you cannot say something has happened with 100% certainty. The best we can do is to say that we are x-percent sure that something interesting happened. … Continue reading What Are P-Values?
Programming Paradigms: Object Oriented vs Data Oriented
Over the last couple of decades, different programming paradigms have emerged in an attempt to make software better. Different situations demand different requirements, so it wouldn't be fair to say that one paradigm is better than the other. Whenever you want to create a software system, you usually write code that attempts to fulfill most … Continue reading Programming Paradigms: Object Oriented vs Data Oriented
Histogram Equalization Of RGB Images
When you capture an image using your phone in the evening without flash, do you see how the image is a bit on the darker side? When you take an image with too many lights around you, the images becomes a bit too bright. Neither of the two situations gives us a good quality picture. … Continue reading Histogram Equalization Of RGB Images
Adding Hacker News Button To Your WordPress Blog
Every blogger writing about technology or any related field knows how important Hacker News is for promoting good articles. If your article reaches the front page there, it will have a stronger effect as compared to more general sharing sites like Reddit, Digg and StumbleUpon. Hacker News junta is more tech-oriented, and so their opinion … Continue reading Adding Hacker News Button To Your WordPress Blog
Quantum Computing And Machine Learning
Quantum Computing refers to the use of quantum mechanical phenomena to make computations. This field is making big strides in the last decade because it can actually help us solve some of the most challenging problems in the realm of computer science, particularly in machine learning and security. Machine learning is all about building better … Continue reading Quantum Computing And Machine Learning
DNS Cache Poisoning
Internet entities are regularly affected by Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) of various scales. This is basically a way to hack into an entity and stop it from working. Hackers use it all the time to bring down famous sites. They tend to attack the domain name system (DNS), since it allows to infiltrate heavily. … Continue reading DNS Cache Poisoning
How To Trigger A Segue Programmatically In iOS
You have your storyboard ready and you have created the necessary segues. Great! Now how do we trigger these segues programmatically? There are many different ways to do it. One of the nicer ways to do this is by connecting two scenes in a storyboard using a segue that is not attached to an action. … Continue reading How To Trigger A Segue Programmatically In iOS
Dismissing The UITextField Keyboard
Let's say you are designing an iOS application which takes user input using a text field. When you add a text field to your storyboard and run your application, you will see that when you tap on the text field, the keyboard pops up automatically. But when you tap the return key, they keyboard doesn't … Continue reading Dismissing The UITextField Keyboard
Perpetual Enigma 