Friday, November 13, 2020

Neural nets make great random sequence generators

 The chip companies are adding them.  Their matrix is repeatable in one direction, but extremely difficult to simulate in the other. One paper I cited and forgot, shows how to make something like that with asynchronous gate logic.

There is just that one last link, we want to take one of the core CPUs and clip its links to the outside world except via a small section of verified kernel microcode.  That is what this debate is all about, the NSA does not want those last few logic gates deleted.  The gates remain.

Note, this is the opposite problem of foreign data theft, it is an attempt to insure government theft for all governments. Sandbox is stuck, it is all those government snooping opportunities and resulting data thefts that fouls, not sandbox, not petty cash.

The NSA and foundries can agree on ex ante contract limits, text, amount, government checks; all they want, and protect their turf pretty well. This pushes the problem back but lets the petty cash and secure key system work.  We get a better range of ATM smarts, this can be easily restricted technology via the regulated banks.

Consider the technology only available via regulated banking. There you have it, in one act, the ability to cover residual losses on the government network for a very long time, sa monopoly fee on the public, and well worth it. But government cannot cheat, what ever we release as technology is both public and private sector available.  Government still has monopoly on tax collections. It still control the Swift ledger system. And to the extent the legislature is willing, government can impose external. provable bot conditions on some codes, and hunt violators. 

The technology is neutral on this, all contract voluntary from the biometrics point of view.  There can be no other way, government cannot compel an ATM card to take my print and send it to the FBI.  This is a huge Constitutional fundamental. There is no choice, contracts voluntary always. Provable contracts have congestion priced exit points. That means we can always clear out at a market price specified in the conditions. Basically leave enough transaction fees on the table to pay for the hassle of counter parties.

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