edwards

Bernstein claims to have invented Edwards curve cryptography, after being in the room when Harold Edwards published them.

Update: that's the Mojave Desert, and the original photo is of the first 'raptor' prototype parked at Edwards AFB.

I don't know how a person can write about the Kaiser and not even mention once Edwards the 7th.

Was the movie theater the Edwards on Wesleyan, or the Angelika (I think they hadn't closed down yet), or what?

It's an interesting semi-visual language from Jonathan Edwards at MIT.

It's a little easier to explain these operations over, say, Edwards curves, and I believe djb's done a couple of talks at hacker conferences explaining exactly that.

If not, I recommend dropping pixel art for a few weeks, picking up a good book by Betty Edwards or Andrew Loomis (both can be found as pdfs online), and filling a couple sketchbooks.

For example, the greatest source of our improved economic equality and growth globally is improved productivity in managed industrial processes brought to light in various phases by Henry Ford, Fredrick Taylor, Taiichi Ohno & Sheigo Shingo, and Edwards Deming.

These days, though, cofactors of 2, 3, 4 or perhaps 8 are getting more common because people like to use curves with more efficient/easier to implement arithmetic (such as Montgomery curves or Edwards curves), and those curves always have nontrivial points of small order.

Edwards Deming said, "The most important things cannot be measured." It sucks, but it is closer to reality than defining any metric or set of metrics.

I'm not exaggerating at all, it took me literally one day of sketching with Betty Edwards' book to go from "I can't draw, it must be genetic" to "I can draw anything right if I look hard enough".

Edwards Deming, an American who developed a system of statistical quality control for the U.

Edwards Deming, that is -- is somewhere in the middle, around the right balance.

Edwards Deming promoted organizational quality control—understanding how variation works, period.