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1,522karma·408submissions·January 16, 2026
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If the road is even little bit wet like after rain or morning mist, the dirt from the road ends up in your backside without fenders unless you drive very slowly. Find a bicycle without mudguards and r…
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If you iterate trough every concept RISC-V has, you might be able to prove it. The RISC/MIPS concepts date back over 40 years. The base instruction set is intentionally designed with unencumber…
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I think the cost is just a question of tradition what you find harder and the point author makes that it's easier to learn trough non-traditional way. I see losing Archimedean property as more of…
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Hyperreal numbers make Leibniz notation literal and algebraically consistent and rigorous, rather than a convenient shorthand for limits. Author suggests using them. Resistance to Hyperreals seems to…
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This was not a caffeine consumption study.
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I think you have completely wrong use cases in mind. You will not use this for normal compute workloads. Typical use cases are for doing biometric authentication without giving your biometric informat…
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Biometric authentication, credential checking, blind auctions, threat matching (search zero-day signatures without revealing the vectors), private dna matching or running queries of medical symptoms…
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That's the reason for HEIR like optimization and parameter selection. It narrows the 10^3 - 10^6 penalty to 10x - 100x.
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With Fully Homomorphic Encryption it's nobody elses. The basic idea of of the project is to remove the need for trust.
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It makes sense. All these models are money losing businesses. As a business Google might want to focus on fundamental research 2-3 years from now and not compete on who acquires more money losing cus…
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Even if AI would pay off big time near term, you still must pay volatility tax. Coin flip game: You invest $100. Heads you win 50%, tails you lose 40%. At every round you must bet all you have acquire…
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I know him, I subscribed for a while. Even his paid content is lacking. I'm looking more Valens Research kind of analysis. SemiAnalysis is also good in the higher tier. ps. Being influential in …
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Ever free newsletter and talking head spouts narratives like this free. If you want something that quantifies and gives actionable information, you must do it yourself or pay for it. What are your bel…
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> They’re productive, they’re long-lived, they’re fungible, they’re flexible.” Nvidia chips last just 3-5 years in data center use.
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Hindu expert, Shamanism expert, Catholic experts, Crystal healing expert, lets hear them all.
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Your money in a pension fund.
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Exact SVP is NP-hard, but LWE is not. Kyber/ML-KEM and Dilithium/ML-DSA) rely on approximate lattice problems, not exact ones.
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If that result holds, ML-KEM, FALCON, FHE schemes would all stop being PQ algorithms. Back to the drawing board. ps. The author seems to be Simon's problem Simon https://en.wikipedia.o…
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SpaceX earnings have nothing to do with SpaceX valuation. If valued purely as a space and connectivity business, SpaceX’s enterprise value would be $250–$350 billion. Maybe 2–3x that, assuming they ma…
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https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/31/leopold-aschenbrenner-situat... …
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$45 billion was AUM. The leverage was 4x or 5x of that and highly concentrated. Citadel bought $16 billion public portfolio with 10% discount.
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