OpenFHE is a library for doing fully homomorphic encryption. There is a complicated definition, but what it means is this: You can get a server to compute a function on your data without compromising your data. You encrypt your data and send it to the server. The server does the
John Edgar Wideman's "Doc's Story" describes a basketball court and has a nice image of the leaves there: ... Leaves pile up against the fence, higher and higher, piles that explode and jitterbug across the court in the middle of a game, then sweep up
I played a game of Know What I Meme with some friends last night. What I learned is that none of us know what we meme. We ended up searching random keywords trying to find something vaguely prompt relevant. Somehow we ended up with a few good ones anyway, including
I started out thinking this morning that I didn't like marketing, and I'm starting to think I don't like specific things, like email capture. I learned this term yesterday, e-mail capture. It's (as I understand it) that trick where a website says,
PyTorch recently implemented a feature called meta tensors. These are tensors without any data. As I understand it, a meta tensor is just a shape and some hooks for recording operations performed on itself. If you add, subtract, multiply, etc. two meta tensors, you get another meta tensor. Probably using