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barisozmen

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About barisozmen

bozmen.io x.com/barisozmen_twi

arcagibook.com hal9000.science missingworkbook.com mojimori.app booksfromgreats.com blindmachine.org

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    I also have a couple of tangential ideas for weighting endorsements: - Expertise match: e.g. Elon Musk endorsing a rocket engines book vs history book - Strength of endorsement: e.…

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    Totally makes sense. There could be a scoring system where each endorsement is weighted by a "quote-whoreness" score or something like that.

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    Show HN: DAG-based Kanji learning through components

    Hi HN I built this app while learning Japanese kanji after struggling to find a tool that showed how kanji are structurally connected through their graphical components. The core f…

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    Even if the term 'variable' has roots in math where it is acceptable that it might not mutate, I think for clarity, the naming should be different. It's uneasy to think about somet…

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    Comment #45759322

    Hey OP, please continue this series! I'm in the same ship with you. I've been a Python developer for years, but recently start learning Ruby after I discovered its elegance. Your p…

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    Yes, it's by homomorphic encryption as @vintermann mentioned. That being said, scientists can implement their own protocols, and use whatever technique they want. For example: http…

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    You can do that by encrypting the names. You send encrypted names to the FHE-server, and then the server does necessary sorting computations on it. The point of FHE is it can opera…

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    You can reduce anything happening on the computer to arithmetic operations. If you can do additions and multiplications, then it's turing complete. All others can be constructed fr…

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    An FHE Google today would be incredible expensive and incredibly slow. No one would pay for it. The key question I think is how much computing speed will improve in the future. If …

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    Answer to his though experiment: Yes, I believe a sufficiently advanced AI could told us that. Scientists who have been fed with wrong information can come up with completely new i…

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    Exactly. That's another point

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    "One technique for making software more robust is to minimize what your software depends on – the less that can go wrong, the less that will go wrong. Minimizing dependencies is mo…

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    Completely agree. It's one of the most important skills to know which dependency is good and which is bad. My two cents. If a dependency is paid, than it is usually bad. Because th…

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    I started doing a relevant project https://github.com/barisozmen/securegenomics . Because I believe 23andMe event will result in people to be more wary of sharing their genetic dat…

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    It was a great read! Just curious, how stable has your BGP setup been since deployment? Did you need to do a lot of maintenance, or was it like fire and forget?