It does doesn’t it?
The higher the number of bits, the more entropy in the system.
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davetortoise@reddthat.com 13 hours ago‘Entropy’ doesnt apply here
It does doesn’t it?
The higher the number of bits, the more entropy in the system.
It’s a pointlessly obscure way of saying there are more numbers
Its a measure of the randomness of numbers in the system, ie the definition of entropy.
People do use it to sound cool, but this use still fits its mathematic definition.
I know. Its still pointlessly obscure
balsoft@lemmy.ml 4 hours ago
No it absolutely does, the method they used to generate private keys ended up having just 8 shannons of entropy which led to the discovery we are discussing