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The pow() function in python3 provide the values for exponents.

I have a list of i.e. users, which all have an identifier that is a GUID. I want to separate the users in two pools randomly for performing an A/B test. If I can do an odd/even on the identifier, it will enable me to do that.

How do I do a odd/even check on a GUID in a String property, in SWIFT?

Is the modulus two done on the hash and how do I do that?

I installed OpenSSL 1.1.1 on windows https://kb.firedaemon.com/support/solutions/articles/4000121705#Download-OpenSSL

I got crt file and I have PrivKey.pem created and I try to generate p12

I have a 498-frames-long image sequence for which I calculated optical flow using cv2.calcOpticalFlowFarneback. Therefore now I have 497 vector maps representing my motion vectors, and these vector are described by magnitude and direction.

What I need to do is to generate a histogram where on the x-axis I have angle ranges in degrees. More specifically, I have 12 bins where the first bin contains all the vectors with direction 0 < angle < 30, the second one 30 < angle < 60 and so on. On the y-axis, instead, I need to have the sum of the modulus of those vectors contained in each bin.

The problem here is that doing all of this using simple for loops and if statements takes ages:

The bottleneck of my code is the repeated calling of pow(base,exponent,modulus) for very large integers (numpy does not support such large integers, about 100 to 256 bits). However, my exponent and modulus is always the same. Could I somehow utilize this to speed the computation up with a custom function? I tried to define a function as seen below (function below is for general modulus and exponent).

However, even if I hardcode every operation without the while-loop and if-statements for a fixed exponent and modulus, it is slower than pow.

When compiling these two snippets with gcc and maximum optimization (GCC 11.1.0, gcc -std=c11 -O3), I expected to obtain the exact same executable, since the %2 and &1 operations are equivalent. After disassembling with objdump, though, the two object files differed. The output is shown below.

Hello I am trying to capture a specific part of a text. I have tried different patterns but without any luck. I have tried different answers for similar questions but also without any luck. After struggling for awhile I wanted to ask it. I am not sure if it is possible at all and I am trying this in java...

So what I am trying to get is any url for the caIssuers within the AuthorityInfoAccess in this case that would be http://cacerts.digicert.com/DigiCertHighAssuranceEVRootCA.crt however the value is dynamic.

The raw text is:

I hope someone can explain to me where I have made a mistake. I always thought that when I export a certificate with a private key and import it again, the private key is stable and does not change. Especially across computers.

Now I have been proven wrong and I don't understand it.

Given a certificate Z. Which contains a private key pk. I import this certificate onto a computer C1 and onto a computer C2.

I get the parameters of the private key on both.

I'm not sure how this issue is happening, the key that I'm attempting to pass to the CSP was originally a Base64Encoded string which I've tried passing in using ImportSubjectInfoKey() as well. Each time when debugging I have exported the parameters and I am able to get my public key back as a Base64 string so as far as I know it's a valid key. However once it hits the VerifyData method it breaks with a Bad Key exception. While debugging, I did notice that rsa1.CspKeyContainerInfo was mentioning an error "Exportable: {key does not exist}". Is this where my issue is coming from? I've included the public key below as an XML string if anyone can see an issue.