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   by osaariki 7y ago

   I'm a researcher at Microsoft who's worked a lot on this problem (neural network inference on encrypted data). Take a look at this paper we published at PLDI [1] on our CHET compiler. The speed of the inference depends a lot on th
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   by osaariki 8y ago

   I work at Microsoft Research with the SEAL team on applications for Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). Batched integer FHE schemes are great for machine learning. The regular data access patterns in neural networks make using the batching
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   by osaariki 8y ago

   Like kvark said, they don't really fit the ECS model well. The standard answer would be to encapsulate them into a system (i.e. go outside the ECS). The way I see ECSs is that they are in-memory relational databases that only support e
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   by osaariki 8y ago

   The page you linked is very light on details. Could you point to a paper?
5. 35.▲
   by osaariki 9y ago

   Just a guess: having the TV think it has an internet connection might prevent annoying prompts to connect it to the internet.
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   by osaariki 9y ago

   I imagine something like that would be necessary. The techniques would probably be ones related to those used in SLAM [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simultaneous_localization_and_...
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   by osaariki 9y ago

   For yet another kind of action game in text see Doom, the Roguelike [1], which I've found thoroughly enjoyable. [1] https://drl.chaosforge.org/