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You're looking for functional encryption ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_encryption ). It lets you compute exactly an encryption of a pre-specified function of the input…

This will be my last comment in this chain since this is going nowhere. Patronymics and matronymics are used by some south Indians, who are at the most 20% of the population. The s…

Consider reading [1] (also linked in OP) for a detailed article about a very talented lower caste person who gets hired at IIT Kanpur, only to be met with overt caste-based discrim…

> I can assure you that the vast majority of upper-caste people here don't use a caste-based surname anymore. Oh, I don't need assuring for this, this was the point I was making! B…

Complete bs. >Caste-based surnames are extremely uncommon in South India (20% of India's population), and it's not even a recent thing. No, caste-based surnames are uncommon among …

Thanks!

The bit about RG Collingwood sounds very interesting. Could you provide some examples?

It does not seem to have a direct impact. See https://nitter.it/ChrisPeikert/status/1553410345330524160#m

Wouldn't you then have to send out multiple ciphertexts (for articles >100 KB)? Which would leak something about the size of the article...

Here are some books that I've read with some remarks which you may find useful. - "Cryptography: A Very Short Introduction" by Piper and Murphy - This is a book in the Very Short I…

This is not specific to Hindi though, almost all Indian languages (except for maybe Urdu), use this arrangement known as the Varnamala. This collation order has to do with these la…

This is the webpage of TFHE, a recent and quite fast FHE scheme - https://tfhe.github.io/tfhe/ . They have a (surely incomplete) list of applications. I work in a somewhat related …

As KenoFischer says, they are not the same ciphertext, even if we consider a non homomorphic encryption system. Enc is basically a random algorithm, and we need it to return differ…