Not totally sure, but IIRC characters like ‘a’ or ‘z’ are about 8 bits each, depending how the text is encoded. So 48 bits would give you 6 characters.
I guess if we you saw a lot of noise in the prediction, random misspellings, tortured grammar, you’d reject.
Is there a reason you can’t post the full hash
not really, just didn’t want to draw too much attention to it.
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Not totally sure, but IIRC characters like ‘a’ or ‘z’ are about 8 bits each, depending how the text is encoded. So 48 bits would give you 6 characters.
I guess if we you saw a lot of noise in the prediction, random misspellings, tortured grammar, you’d reject.
Is there a reason you can’t post the full hash
not really, just didn’t want to draw too much attention to it.