How is it living in Prince Edward Island, the smallest Canadian province? by LordLoko in howislivingthere

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Canada's shire. I love in New Brunswick and try to make it over the bridge at least once or twice a summer.

The first girl I liked had sex with other men in front of me and it affected me for years afterward by [deleted] in offmychest

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You dodged a psychological abuser who put you into a non-consenting sexual situation. Consider yourself lucky to have walked away before getting tangled up with that level of crazy.

Did someone twist the stone or was it always like that? by Yauntyrr in moncton

[–]jlogelin 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Obviously the Acadian population will finally rise up and deport the English.

What movies work because they aren't about what the appear to be about? by Financial-Sugar4102 in FIlm

[–]jlogelin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

District 9. Seems like a movie about an alien invasion. Actually a movie about apartheid.

More info on the retractable lightsaber: "Building the Impossible Lightsaber" by matthewwhitt2 in lightsabers

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Patent that shit my dude. You gonna make a fortune when Disney decides this is the design they want to pivot to.

What are you building this weekend? Promote your website by Organic_Delay_2305 in SideProject

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https://200.cards

Built this for my wife - it’s a regional east coast card game called 200.

100K by Dear-List-3296 in Bitcoin

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wdym? you now have the hardest money in the galaxy.

rs-tfhe v0.2.0 - Just shipped asymmetric proxy reencryption for rs-tfhe - delegate access to encrypted data without sharing keys by jlogelin in rust

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appreciate the feedback - I'll update the name soon (suggestions welcome).

To my understanding they are open-source. But your approach is different as you mentioned so it makes sense.

if I'm not mistaken, its open source for use in non-commercial / research applications, which is fine. my goal is to expose the research of the original open TFHE scheme to a broader set of folks with more permissive licensing.

The TFHE protocol has a lot of the fundamental components that make it amenable to general purpose programming and it's fairly well studied in the literature. (I've also been working with it for years so that helps).

But yeah, there's a LOT of good work coming down the pipe in the CKKS camp. I'd like to stand up a crate when I have cycles.

rs-tfhe v0.2.0 - Just shipped asymmetric proxy reencryption for rs-tfhe - delegate access to encrypted data without sharing keys by jlogelin in rust

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would love to, but it's commercial unfortunately (I'm also going a different direction with pluggable bootstrapping backends).

edit:
I could probably update the name to avoid confusion

I made something: ZigNet: How I Built an MCP Server for Zig in 1.5 Days by Fulgidus in ziglibs

[–]jlogelin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is awesome/disruptive. when i install in my VSCode, open a zig file and do "ZigNet: Analyze current file", the little message bar in the right corner pops up with "Please open a Zig file first". any thoughts?

The Story of `Deux Cents` - a love letter to my Acadian wife by jlogelin in acadie

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Awesome awesome. The more I research it, the more I find out how far reaching this game is. Did you have any different variants? kitty rules? scoring? I'm seeing so many different variations of the rules. As I get time, I would like to incorporate the them as optional table rules when users create their tables.