ssmiler

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by ssmiler 2y ago
Using (aka selling) transactions history is one
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by ssmiler 3y ago
You've switched the roles here. Government proposes solutions and public accepts or denies them.
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by ssmiler 4y ago
And why the hell the government will keep the fingerprints? So that once in 10 years I save 1h. The benefit is minor compared to bad things that can be done with a fingerprints DB (mass surveillance..)
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by ssmiler 5y ago
Did same before. Now I generate emails with 33mail.com
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by ssmiler 5y ago
Other threads on HE compilers: Microsoft/EVA - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25193863 Alchemy - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18265948 Cingulata - https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by ssmiler 6y ago
I meant the opposite, without competition they will make more profit.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
7. Wal-Mart increase its margins.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
An idea will be to give you standardized container (and pay less like for utensils) when you pick up.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
A union is like a democracy, it can be elective where you can naively hope that the elected people will be honest and incorruptible or it can be participative where you must participate in the union in order for it to succeed.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
A lot of ex-IBM famous crypto researchers (Craig Gentry, Shai Halevi ...) are with Algorand foundation now, which I found suprising considering their scientific career. IBM should be an important stakeholder in Algorand foundation...
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by ssmiler 6y ago
Also sellers must declare to tax administration to whom they sold TV sets. The administration sets the checkbox for you automatically ;)
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by ssmiler 6y ago
Maybe in batched HE schemes. In https://github.com/tfhe/tfhe the ratio is much smaller, 2.5kB per plaintext bit.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
2nd option exists and is called rolling highway ;)
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by ssmiler 6y ago
The idea behind verifiable computation is that the verification phase should be less expensive than the computation phase itself.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
Cingulata automatically chooses secure parameters using https://github.com/CEA-LIST/CinguParam module. It's a separate project because our intention is to provide an easier/faster way to chose HE parameters t
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by ssmiler 6y ago
You can refer to https://homomorphicencryption.org for more details about security, libraries and standardization. Although for the moment it's in early stages of standardization.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
Research paper https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/758 introduces an unified view for HE plaintext spaces. It allows switching between integral, approximate numbers and bit level representations (different HE schemes). But I&
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by ssmiler 6y ago
Author here. We use the romanian language pronunciation for Cingulata. The first sound from Tchaikovsky is the right way as someone already mentioned in this thread.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
I actually experienced the opposite. A native Mac compiled application was running slower than the same application running in a ubuntu docker image.
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by ssmiler 6y ago
Something equivalent is done in https://github.com/CEA-LIST/Cingulata The current execution run-time accepts a .blif file (a Boolean circuit) and executes it. For the moment only the BFV homomorphic encryption can be u
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by ssmiler 7y ago
Apparently the company have already threatened them https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/17/21184308/coronavirus-ital...
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by ssmiler 7y ago
I won't be surprised if original part manufacturer sues these guys, hospitals for IP infringement...
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by ssmiler 7y ago
Yeah, but in case of emergency stop the train will roll over...
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by ssmiler 8y ago
I suppose that government subventions are split as a function of the number of passengers...
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by ssmiler 8y ago
Gazelle paper uses an interactive protocol ("combination of homomorphic encryption and traditional two-party computation techniques") compared to thread paper.
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by ssmiler 9y ago
Considering that they need to recycle used car batteries, each car manufacturer will have it's own "energy storage" solution.