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by rocqua 2y ago
Are you launching into a semantic argument about the word 'experience'? If so, it might help to state what essential properties alphago was missing that makes it 'not having an experience'. Otherwise this can quickly dev
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by rocqua 2y ago
It tends to be a parameter that can be derived from rrasoning and assumptions. This contrasts to free parameters where you say "and we have no idea what this value should be, so we'll measure it"
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by rocqua 2y ago
I used to think this, but dark matter does make useful predictions, that are hard to explain otherwise. This is partially because there are two ways to detect dark-matter. The first is gravitational lensing. The second is the rotatinal spee
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by rocqua 2y ago
Ideally, the response isn't to hire more people to fight the FOIA requests, but instead to honor the requests.
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by rocqua 2y ago
What do you mean? The asymmetric ephemeral keys used in a TLS handhake with Diffie Helman result rather directly into the symmetric session key used by TLS. The signature of the handshake with the certificate links the ephemeral keys to the
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by rocqua 2y ago
The TLS session, and the 'secret inputs' to the TLS handshake, will always give proof that the received message originated from a TLS session from someone who held the private key to the used certificate. Or from someone who recei
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by rocqua 2y ago
It is technically possible to verify the authenticity of a TLS transcript without disclosing the secret key. You would need a zero knowledge proof. Where you prove that you know a key that is consistent with the TLS handshake and that is co
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by rocqua 2y ago
This can be tackled by excempting certain domains from decryption, which is actually part of why eSNI is a challenge for companies who do this kind of decryption on their own computers.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Ah, i didn't know they actually moved eSNI out of TLS1.3. it was certainly part of quite a few drafts. I do find it sad it isn't pushed harder. Companies who need to do interception have legitimate concerns, but they can be addres
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by rocqua 2y ago
It is guaranteed to terminate execution, making it Possible to run in the Kernel without threat of an indefinite hang.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Interception for regulated companies. Banks have to keep a log of all communication between their employees. That requires HTTPS interception. Before TLS1.3 they would install root CAs on all company devices, have an edge proxy, and use SNI
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by rocqua 2y ago
It's decently rare, but the people who actually like mathematics tend to become mathematicians. Hence they become the spokespeople for mathematics, as well as the experts who are consulted about how to teach and structure curicula. The
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by rocqua 2y ago
I don't think that's true for everyone. Your math PhDs and enthusiasts appreciate math as beautiful in and of itself. The disconnect might be that they forget many others do want skin in the game, and that makes the teachers not u
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by rocqua 2y ago
The demand for other OSes isn't really there other than on Phones.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Here's a sketch of the landlord situation with probably wrong numbers. Just to show the mechanics: Options for landlord: Slum: investment: 5$ Monthly income 100$ Decent landlord: Investment: 500$ Monthly income: 180$ In a world witho
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by rocqua 2y ago
An LVT won't prevent vacant lots. It will just make it unprofitable, where currently it can easily be profitable to leave a lot vacant.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Being a slumlord could be the most profitable in the current world, but stop being profitable when an LVT were in force. In the current world, slumlords make profit because their costs are negligible, and it's mostly profit. They could
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by rocqua 2y ago
It will be bad for the landowners who don't actually use the land. Landowners who make their money either renting out the land to others who actually use it well, or who just leave it vacant for 10 years until the value spiked. Those l
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by rocqua 2y ago
Landowners can now maximize profits by renting it out and speculating on land value increase. They are getting value for free, at the expense of the renters and people who can't find land. They are nothing but a drag on society if they
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by rocqua 2y ago
The mess we have is because landowners can squeeze the users of the land for all of their profit. Really what should be maximized is the productivity (in a broad sense) of the land. Profit is a pretty good stand in for productivity, especia
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by rocqua 2y ago
The earlier invisible hand of the market is obviously the worst guiding principles for an economy, except for all the other ones. Really, the point is to push the land to be used deliberately. And for acess to land no longer being a differe
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by rocqua 2y ago
The article adresses this. The value of land you tax is not the sale value, but the productive value of the land. So the sale value drops, but the assesed value doesn't, and the raised taxes also remain fixed.
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by rocqua 2y ago
This is indeed hard to solve. But there is need for a solution. Not because I want a good couch for 4 figures, but because we should have more sustainable and goomd couches. Not just for reducing environmental impact, but also for improving
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by rocqua 2y ago
How does it support e2e?
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by rocqua 2y ago
I think the widening of the EU that we have seen precludes the deepening of the EU that you advocate. This is a difficult balance. we should want deeper coordination within the EU. But we should also want to help and integrate our neighbors
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by rocqua 2y ago
We shouldn't leave, we should reform! That means power taken from the committee and brought to parliament. So the decision-making becomes more politicized, and thus more public. Politicizing isn't great, but without it the committ
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by rocqua 2y ago
Milwaukee seems to have a strong reputation. in Europe, mafell too.
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by rocqua 2y ago
Hence the addition of a formal proof based on the bisectors of opposite edges of a parallelogram.
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by rocqua 2y ago
I don't think the note "Since the triangle got rotated halfway around the circle, the tip must end up exactly opposite from where it started. That's why the diagonal of the box is a diameter." is needed, nor do you need
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by rocqua 2y ago
There's a double word (yet) in the quote.

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