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ssmiler

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    Comment #40646010

    Using (aka selling) transactions history is one

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    Comment #38202997

    You've switched the roles here. Government proposes solutions and public accepts or denies them.

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    Comment #32922098

    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 …

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    Comment #29163602

    Did same before. Now I generate emails with 33mail.com

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    Comment #27512671

    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.ycombi…

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    Comment #26589772

    I meant the opposite, without competition they will make more profit.

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    Comment #26583281

    7. Wal-Mart increase its margins.

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    Comment #26477437

    An idea will be to give you standardized container (and pay less like for utensils) when you pick up.

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    Comment #26477298

    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 partic…

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    Comment #26014716

    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 …

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    Comment #25831126

    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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    Comment #24081130

    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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    Comment #23732328

    2nd option exists and is called rolling highway ;)

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    Comment #23456108

    The idea behind verifiable computation is that the verification phase should be less expensive than the computation phase itself.

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    Comment #23447328

    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 …

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    Comment #23447209

    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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    Comment #23447182

    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 represen…

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    Comment #23445836

    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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    Comment #23176618

    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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    Comment #22864045

    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 t…

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    Comment #22614875

    Apparently the company have already threatened them https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/17/21184308/coronavirus-ital...

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    Comment #22592403

    I won't be surprised if original part manufacturer sues these guys, hospitals for IP infringement...

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    Comment #22264432

    Yeah, but in case of emergency stop the train will roll over...

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    Comment #19271853

    I suppose that government subventions are split as a function of the number of passengers...

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    Comment #17510054

    Gazelle paper uses an interactive protocol ("combination of homomorphic encryption and traditional two-party computation techniques") compared to thread paper.