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by grubb 6y ago
I know that standard BYU has the lowest tuition in Utah, lower than any state school, provided you are a tithe-paying member of the Mormon Church [1]. Otherwise they have a higher tuition, similar to the in-state/out-of-state changes f
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by grubb 7y ago
I doubt it. It seems to have been posted to HN at the same time as the blog post itself was posted. The timing of the blog post seems to have been based on when their paper went up on eprint [0]. As you can see they seem to have submitted t
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by grubb 7y ago
Alternatively using z3 [0]: (declare-const a1 Bool) (declare-const a2 Bool) (declare-const a3 Bool) (declare-const a4 Bool) (declare-const a5 Bool) (declare-const a6 Bool) (assert (= a1 (and a2 (and a3 (and a4 (and a5 a6)))
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by grubb 7y ago
Just my two cents: I grew up in Utah and did my undergraduate degree there. The Salt Lake Tribune is a great newspaper (I subscribed while living in the state) and it has been rough watching them downsize and lose some great staff over rece
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by grubb 7y ago
I grew up in Utah and was able to visit Moab many times over the years. It is a great little town and the sites and things you can reach from it are awesome. One of my favorite hikes at Arches NP is the Fiery Furnace, which is permit-contro
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by grubb 7y ago
Differential Privacy is definitely an intriguing security concept. However, another recent interesting negative is that there may be a smaller performance gap between Differential Privacy and the stronger security notion of Obliviousness (