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but it is a natural consequence of one, right? [i am asking; it seems like it might be, but i have no technical insight]
by andrewcooke 15y ago
but it is a natural consequence of one, right? [i am asking; it seems like it might be, but i have no technical insight]
- djcapelis 15y agoI don't know. I'm not sure if it's been proven one way or another. Hopefully someone with more insight comes along. I remember Gentry's scheme working this way, but I'm not sure if all fully homomorphic ones do. Some of the partially homomorphic ones don't, I think. Edit: Someone with more insight came along. This post explains the real issue going on here much better: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2827465 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2827465 Read that one instead.
- psykotic 15y agoWhat am I missing? Code is data. Fix a Boolean circuit for a universal interpreter unrolled to whatever depth is needed. Send your program code and its input as the data payload and have it passed to the circuit.