j2kun

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by j2kun 5d ago
Why in the world would that specific 3x3 matrix be a trigger for an attack? Are they trying to find someone doing some particular kind of numerical analysis?
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by j2kun 5d ago
It's a good point, and it also depends on the feature being good and sensible and in demand enough to push users away from the default. And then it incentivizes people to make good forks, like neovim vis-a-vis vim.
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by j2kun 6d ago
Zero-knowledge seems completely unnecessary. Surely the original image does not have any material content in it that is not made public by publishing a JPEG-compressed version. Could this be simpler and more efficient without ZK?
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by j2kun 8d ago
Perhaps one thing you should devote effort to is ensuring this has not already been proved in the literature.
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by j2kun 9d ago
> Did the theoretical math lead to the invention of GPS, cryptography, lasers, etc? For cryptography, perhaps you would enjoy reading the paper of Diffie and Hellman that proposed public-key crypto: https://ee.stanford.edu&#x2
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by j2kun 9d ago
I don't believe Python had a compiler in 2006...
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by j2kun 11d ago
How do you inspect the quality of the products you're selling? From your blog it appears you just read through their sales information, and don't ever see or handle the product. And yet we all know Amazon sellers juice their sales
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by j2kun 11d ago
https://www.csszengarden.com/pages/alldesigns/
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by j2kun 12d ago
From their blog [1] "I acquire e-commerce brands that sell on Amazon" Honestly it sounds like the OP is part of the machine that makes Amazon such a trashy marketplace these days. [1]: https://theautomatedoperator.subst
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by j2kun 12d ago
Sounds like we need discovery to determine who to charge.
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by j2kun 13d ago
Reminds me of the old parable: never argue with a man whose job depends on not being convinced. If the US gov't passed laws and enforced them strongly, this problem could be solved the same way the gov't solves it: air-gapping the
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by j2kun 14d ago
The government presses charges against OpenAI. Obviously. This is a felony.
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by j2kun 23d ago
It would be nice if Maps would prefer data from government DBs that have localized versions of foreign place name data (e.g., Germany's BKG) when available.
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by j2kun 24d ago
It's DecorMyEyes for a new generation of tech.
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by j2kun 24d ago
They're also the ones making up all the MAUs of Facebook. /shrug
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by j2kun 24d ago
You must not talk to a lot of retired people, for whom every tech product is a bewildering nightmare.
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by j2kun 25d ago
I do get a bit tired of Hanabi when the "fixated" players all agree on a bunch of conventions ahead of time (e.g., if you don't know what to do or you are forced to play, always play your leftmost card, and put your most rece
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by j2kun 1mo ago
You might enjoy my book https://pimbook.org/ , which includes chapters on linear algebra.
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by j2kun 1mo ago
Under "related searches" it suggests "kidney dissatisfaction", and indeed: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C38&q=%22...
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by j2kun 1mo ago
The first link has a misleading name. Instead use these two links for a better picture: https://github.com/google/fully-homomorphic-encryption/tree/... https://fhe-benchmarking.github.io/
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by j2kun 1mo ago
The linked repository has demos you can run (though you have to install bazel), and some of the smaller models run inference in about a second, while the larger ones take minutes. That said, there is a lot of ongoing work on GPU acceleratio
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by j2kun 1mo ago
Indeed, Google itself has a large research group that repeatedly breaks TEEs with side-channels and such.
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by j2kun 1mo ago
One potentially simple answer is: to make things that are otherwise illegal (for regulatory reasons) possible. There are some instances of hand-built cryptographic protocols used in production at Google that use FHE in small doses (e.g., co
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by j2kun 2mo ago
You can make anything shallow by just not thinking about it. Conversely, the way things become deep is because we intellectualize them.
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by j2kun 2mo ago
Indeed, I think Instagram may be all they have left, brand-wise.
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by j2kun 2mo ago
What a dismal idea that a four-year-old device is non-functional and in need of "reviving."
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by j2kun 2mo ago
FTA: > In late July, the Metro Council approved new zoning and related restrictions on data center development and implemented a moratorium on new permit approvals to run through Dec. 1.
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by j2kun 2mo ago
I recommend touching grass.
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by j2kun 2mo ago
No, this is more like checks and balances: the state, the public, and corporations are kept in check when two of them join together to oppose the third.
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by j2kun 2mo ago
What I think is nice is that the political parties opposed to data center development are actually taking concrete steps, exercising specific powers, to advance their goals. So much opposition to tech boils down to whining, and then the tec

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