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PAC Privacy: practical alternative to differential privacy(techblog.rosemanlabs.com)
3 points by niekb 10mo ago|0 comments
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by niekb 1y ago
> isn't everything multi-threaded these days.. There are alternative ways to utilize a machine with multiple cores, e.g. by running one thread per CPU core, and not sharing state between those threads; in each such thread you then h
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by niekb 1y ago
That was mostly meant as irony/a joke, but I admit that's not really clear from the text... For the sake of clarity, if you need thread-safety, probably best to just use std::shared_ptr / std::weak_ptr.
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by niekb 1y ago
(Author here.) That is a good question. For our use case, we in fact do not use std::shared_ptr in our implementation, but instead a single-threaded shared_ptr-like class that has no atomics (to avoid cross-core contention). However, when
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A safe, non-owning C++ pointer class(techblog.rosemanlabs.com)
49 points by niekb 1y ago|47 comments
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A safer C++ pointer class(techblog.rosemanlabs.com)
6 points by niekb 1y ago|0 comments
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The scalability of C++ module implementations or lack thereof(nibblestew.blogspot.com)
1 points by niekb 2y ago|1 comments
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by niekb 3y ago
I'd be curious to the training time (per training example) of the logistic regression model in FHE.
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by niekb 4y ago
The author could compile c++ with the sanitizers, i.e. -fsanitize=address,undefined and make a make_appender function that leverages perfect forwarding...: template<typename S> auto make_appender(S&& suffix) { retu
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by niekb 5y ago
Roseman Labs | C++ engineer and front-end/UX specialist | Utrecht, The Netherlands (EU work permit required) We build a software product that enables parties that manage privacy-sensitive data to collaborate and jointly extract insight
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C++ build systems: our transition from CMake to Meson(rosemanlabs.com)
3 points by niekb 6y ago|0 comments
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CMake adds support for precompiled headers and unity builds(onqtam.com)
2 points by niekb 7y ago|0 comments
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by niekb 10y ago
And interestingly, Chris Kohlhoff (asio author) is currently working on an executors library / c++ standard proposal. Other question: how would wangle compare to Cap'n Proto (as the post mentions that wangle is an RPC framework, a
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Show HN: Type-Safe JSON Object Editor GUI Using Cap'n Proto(github.com)
3 points by niekb 11y ago|0 comments
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by niekb 11y ago
> [ Hope I am not coming across as too negative, but since you put it in a paper and published it I think it is fair to do some peer review ] No, not at all, your feedback is highly appreciated! BTW, the paper is a preprint, it is curren
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by niekb 11y ago
Hi Paul/Paula, The software is part of a smart (electricity) grid control platform. I agree that on the github project there is also quite some code that is unrelated to the title of this Show HN post. The particular thing I wanted to
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Show HN: Serializable Math Expressions Using Cap'n Proto(github.com)
15 points by niekb 11y ago|4 comments