There was a YouTube video of it and I've been searching for it forever. Anyone know what I'm talking about? The technology in Africa wasn't ultrasonic but it worked and was compatible with people's phones and ATMs. You could make a mobile payment in the middle of nowhere and then play that payment back to the ATM and it would give you cash.
The system at the time was amazing, especially since it was directed at the 3rd world. If you've seen what I'm talking about please post a link. I've been dying to show it to a friend in Cape Town.
Miller-Rabin is OK for quick checks but if you're really desperate to prove that a number is prime there's a decently fast test (relatively) called the AKS primality test. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AKS_primality_test
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There was a YouTube video of it and I've been searching for it forever. Anyone know what I'm talking about? The technology in Africa wasn't ultrasonic but it worked and was compatible with people's phones and ATMs. You could make a mobile payment in the middle of nowhere and then play that payment back to the ATM and it would give you cash. The system at the time was amazing, especially since it was directed at the 3rd world. If you've seen what I'm talking about please post a link. I've been dying to show it to a friend in Cape Town.
I thought they were actually reviewing applications over there. What exactly does the approval process achieve?
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Miller-Rabin is OK for quick checks but if you're really desperate to prove that a number is prime there's a decently fast test (relatively) called the AKS primality test. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AKS_primality_test
Don't regulate the peak volume, regulate the RMS volume or some other form of rolling average.