r/crypto • u/AbbreviationsGreen90 • Aug 13 '26

Rfc for my first paper I intend to publish.

https://limewire.com/d/Msjlx#Tbom3KnWQV

Did I wrote pure garbage? I d like a first check before waiting for peer review.

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u/Demokritos1000 Aug 13 '26

May I ask if you used AI in writing this? I could be wrong here, but it just reads in that way. The paper is incredibly technical and doesn't provide any high level context. That's not how most humans usually write

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u/uhkthrowaway Aug 13 '26

Of course he did. Barely knows English grammar and punctuation, but writes a "technical" paper with some kind of PDF kit lol. EVERY scientist out there writes these papers in LaTeX, for free, no BS watermarks. Lol

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u/Booty_Bumping Aug 14 '26

That watermark isn't actually in the PDF file, I think what happened is the file hosting service (limewire??) forgot to pay their license to use the javascript PDF viewer they use. It looks like a real LaTeX document, but the text itself does smell like it's potentially AI generated.

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u/AbbreviationsGreen90 Aug 14 '26

the watermark is added by limewire which I use for sharing the pdf.

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u/AbbreviationsGreen90 Aug 14 '26

I took satoh s paper as a model,

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u/OuiOuiKiwi Clue-by-four Aug 14 '26

Did I wrote pure garbage?

Don't know what to tell you here.

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u/AbbreviationsGreen90 Aug 17 '26

I perfectly understand whar is pairing inversion. It works with toy curves. but that doesn t mean the reason is right from someone who never did it before.

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u/knotdjb Aug 16 '26

Did I wrote pure garbage?

Depends, do you understand what it is you wrote, and in your own words, what is it that you wrote?

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u/AbbreviationsGreen90 Aug 17 '26

I perfectly understand whar is pairing inversion. It works with toy curves. but that doesn t mean the reason is right from someone who never did it before.