JanisErdmanis

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   by JanisErdmanis 4y ago

   I am curios, what are those many standard assumptions about arrays that Unitful violates. There does not seem to be any space left for alternatives as representing each element with struct: > struct Element{T, Unit} <: Number >
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   by JanisErdmanis 4y ago

   > Don't build something that the world needs, build something that you can sell! A very sad reality :(
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   by JanisErdmanis 4y ago

   I guess `why` author made equivalence to an ideology with which follows justification for removing freedoms you have outlined. The `who` on the other hand sounded more like deliberate democracy at the workplace.
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   by JanisErdmanis 4y ago

   Since the rise of streaming services it have been surprisingly hard to get older and less popular content as less people are seeding. Also seems there are stringent laws present for content sharing than it was 10 years ago. I doubt that con
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   by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

   A comprehensive evidence around the world with sites and prehistoric periods are well outlined in the last David Grabaur's book "The Dawn of Everything".
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   by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

   This was the main reason I built emacs 28 from source on Ubuntu about 3 months ago. Sadly Ubuntu 22.04 still sticks with emacs 27.1 :(
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   by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

   > I didn't understand the algorithm completely (for example, whether you post your vote anonymously or under your name, and where is the private key for the public key you mentioned). It's best to illustrate it with the ElGamal
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   by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

   > Let's say you voted for candidate A and didn't find your vote. How can you prove that you really voted for A? With ZKP it would look something as follows: 1. Encrypt a vote with a commonly known public key and publish it to t
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   by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

   I agree that there is an issue with overwhelming the satellite transmission frequencies. However, the signal can never be delivered earlier by adversary as signal travelling in air is about the physical limit. Perhaps only a stalking satell
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    Wouldn't it suffice to have a rather imprecise time + counter in the GPS message? So if multiple messages arrives the one with the largest count is kept. I wonder if the problem lies in a different aspect of needing to authenticate mes
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    Don't understand German. What are the main points? What does he say about energy storage and hydrogen produced from renewables which have gained hype in recent years?
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    This is a great point. Often this issue is not raised due to necessity of coercion resistance which prevents voters to prove how they voted. In absence of such requirement voters may as well be able to issue a message which invalidates the
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    A big problem with verification is that with it one needs to prove that the vote had come from a legitimate voter and that he had not voted at most once. If the proof for legitimacy is not part of the vote it may have been just inserted by
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    One of the most common faulty belief in voting system proposals including those considered in the article is that it is that it is fine to trust elite that the system is working as specified. This assumption goes long before any cryptograph
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    I never had seen the scaling 2^(n^2) before. Can you provide a reference for that? I am also don't understand the point of simulating noise correctly. If you get the result from computation on some vendor black-box black box quantum co
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    There is no enormous work needed to create a time domain solver. Libraries like `QuantumOptics.jl` and analogous on Matlab, Python and Mathematica let's you define the Hamiltonian of an idealized system and solve it. For 16 qubits the
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    Yes, I am guilty about it. The original source [1] is indeed much more nuanced and humble than I thought it would be. [1]: https://mtpsym.github.io
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    Being in the academia and kn knowing it's culture I will help to translate. The cryptographers studied the Telegram protocol and did not find practical vulnerabilities. So to pay their "academic debts" they published a paper
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    I own both Remarkable and an the same size android eink tablet which I ordered on kickstarter. I use my remerkable tablet almost everywhere from reading and annotating PDFs to making excessively complex calculations for my PhD and sending t
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    For a long time I have been willing to write a personalized bookmark manager with a custom way to store and recall them. Nyxt looks like ideal platform to get started. A major thing that puts me off using it is that it does not have a dark
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    I am really eager to have a custom search engine for the content of the papers. What is the cheapest 100TB solution one could get?
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    by JanisErdmanis 5y ago

    There are multiple contributors who have made the housing market as it is now. The general trend which characterizes the situation is that wages of average folk are rising at A% whereas the housing prices with B%. At the beginning of the 19
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    by JanisErdmanis 6y ago

    Well put about the problems of academia and startup culture. In academia one of the elements contributing to narrow mindedness is the centering it around a measurable productivity. It simply does not give a space for unarticulated confusion