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by vesinisa 4y ago
The non-trivial part here is actually the source data (the dict file.) It is also its pitfall - after adding 5 for S you should see a lithany of plurals. Most dict files (for English anyway) however seem to omit plural nouns. I guess the lo
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by vesinisa 4y ago
For clarity, let's assume the hospital stores its records in plaintext. For the pharma company, the hospital encrypts the patient records with a secret key. Now they let the pharma company run their homomorphic algorithm and send the v
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Yeah actually, same here. When Stadia launched I really liked it. The subscription was free for like 3 months. I've not owned a gaming PC in years, but really enjoyed playing Serious Sam and almost completed it. When the free period en
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Sorry but I still fail to see how that would be a problem, since the output of the program (e.g. the ML model parameters) would themselves not be intelligible to you. To make _any_ (non-cryptanalytical) inference on the plaintext of the hom
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Yeah, I don't think this will work on commercial scale exactly for the same reasons as blockchain is useless for anything outside the illegal niches where you need to avoid the legal banking system. You may let people store homomorphic
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by vesinisa 4y ago
The way I have understood FHE is that any algorithm that would operate on the data would, by definition, be unable to produce any result that was intelligible to anyone except the person holding the original key. At no point during the exec
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by vesinisa 4y ago
OP should really extend his syntax with an optional verbose version of the SVG path language. It was always the reason I found typing / reading SVG files so difficult.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
So most likely WhatsApp on your phone includes an engine that reads all your incoming messages and tells Meta that you are interested in some topic X based on your recent messaging history. Meta is not per se breaking the E2E encryption, bu
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by vesinisa 4y ago
And funnily enough, this is exactly how Linux was born. It was literally started as "just a hobby, won't be big and professional."[1] Nowadays it runs in almost every home at least in the developed world. [1]: https:/&#
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by vesinisa 4y ago
All the domains have an invalid TLS certificate. Now, it would be very interesting to see the process for actually obtaining a valid certificate for one of these. Anyone know if there are reasons one could not be obtained?
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Both Chrome and Firefox have actually recently removed support for ftp:// for security reasons.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
All of the continental Nordic countries, (Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway) are already in a single unified transmission grid and electricity market (Nordpool). The other half of the article was about building a new link between Sweden and
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Elop gets lots of shit for his role in this but to be fair, he was just the front man. The real power was with the board and in particular the ex-CEO Jorma Ollila. It was the board who hired Elop and it was the board who weighted and eventu
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by vesinisa 4y ago
The author is right that DevOps seems to often mean different things to different people. I would have loved it if they had taken more of an attempt at one definition than just that it's when developers have an understanding of how and
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Section 6.3 claims that the excess deaths coincide with vaccinations. Looking at the graph, I don't buy that there is a clear correlation - for example there is no marked effect for the second shot.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
> Unlike English, which if first discovered today spoken by a people in the interior of New Guinea, would lead to accusations of a linguistic hoax. English grammar is actually very regular. It has lost most of the complexity of its Ger
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Your comment makes little sense to me on many levels, but I strongly object to your assertion that "people have chosen by a HUGE MARGIN to join these systems". Oracle can not have possibly amassed consent from 5 billion individual
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by vesinisa 4y ago
What do you mean by this? As far as I know, the Fed was established by an Act of Congress and it is overseen by a Board of Governors whose members are appointed by the President and report to the Congress. To me it doesn't necessarily
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Hi! First of all - thank you for your reply. I still don't think the portrayal of these events as stemming from patent issues is realistic. First of all, that Acacia Research lawsuit concerned some 1980s Xerox patents "that protec
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Yes, I frankly find this blog quite dubious. I have followed the Linux landscape very keenly for over 20 years and never before heard the claim that the infamous new UI paradigms in Gnome 3 & Unity had anything to do with Microsoft pate
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by vesinisa 4y ago
These bans seem to be completely automated. But if the developer did manage to get a human being to take a look at their case, any attempts to circumvent the ban would surely not look favorable.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Then the rules are quite different for AdWords. For Google Play Store accounts, "termination" means that your primary account, as well as any "related" account (what Google's algorithms determine to be operated by t
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by vesinisa 4y ago
> although it may be too late for this account Aren't bans from Google services always eternal in the sense that trying to circumvent them by e.g. creating different accounts just gets you in even hotter water? Plus, it is very easy
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by vesinisa 4y ago
This sounds like a sensible solution. If Facebook wants to start using non-UTC time coordination, like TAI, they by all means should try it. They only need to publish their own NTP servers I guess, but that shouldn't be a big problem f
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Docker doesn't really help with ARM/Intel differences. You need something like JVM for that.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Agreed. I must say I now passionately hate Twitter. The fact that it is unsuitable for any utterings longer than a slogan is of course well-known (up to the point that when their CEO resigned he published his letter as a screenshot instead
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Well if the app is on a different store you wouldn't be able to currently install it all, right? So you have only expanded your options and it's up to you if you choose to exercise them or not.
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by vesinisa 4y ago
Lots of the Apple walled garden stuff is certainly not about security but about artificially limiting competition. And I am sure you can continue to use e.g. Apple Safari browser. But people who want to use the device they already paid fo
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by vesinisa 4y ago
That's 110g or one full pot of strong drip filter coffee per day. I think I typically drink 60g on a workday and 30g on a weekend day for an average of ~50g/day. I believe you, but you do drink quite a bit of coffee I must say!
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by vesinisa 4y ago
I love hiking. Every year I pack my tent, gas stove, trail food and a small jar of instant coffee and go on a multi-day trek in complete northern wilderness with my best friend. While I do love my small-batch locally roasted coffee on a Sun

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