I don't think that's true at all.

It makes sense when you realize that all the information inside a black hole is present at its surface. An object itself approaches singularity, but to an outside observer it never crosses the event horizon, so everything "inside" (in its own view) is also "on the surface" to an outside observer.

"public-text" doesn't describe the purpose of a public key.

And in fact, we have a dedicated term for shared secrets

Space Review website has malware-download ads all over the page. That spooks me.

Quick, someone make a startup to print chopped-up-books on demand.

Comment is unrelated to the link, except that both have the word "Warranty".

Nothing can be observed travelling faster that speed of light in the observer's proper time, but many things can be observed having travelled faster than the speed of light, when considering the traveler's proper time and the traveler's observation of distance before and after the journey.

Yip, I think we're all saying the same thing, but with varying degrees of unspoken assumptions on a topic where we all, generally wisely, think other people have no idea what they're talking about.

Yes, LLM is excellent at optimizing exhaustive search algorithms into "representative" search algorithm, by generating heuristic classifications at high scale.

I wonder what Karlin thinks.