Alex Quint

Hello, It looks like an error you could have when trying to install concrete-numpy on another architecture than x86. is it the case? (I got for example this error when...

as you could see [here](https://pypi.org/project/concrete-compiler/0.6.0/#files) concrete-compiler is available on Linux and macOS (but only x86) from python 3.8 to python 3.10. If you cant successfully install it, maybe the easiest...

Hello @bpradeep508 what version of concrete-numpy are you using? (you need 0.5.0 to follow this tutorial)

Hello @Megaloblastt, thank you for sharing your use case. Going with concrete-boolean is maybe today the easiest way so you were totally right to go this way. In few weeks...

(adding code in `main.txt` to the issue for readability) ```rust use concrete::Encoder; use concrete::LWE128_1024; use concrete::LWE128_2048; use concrete::LWE128_630; use concrete::LWE128_800; use concrete::LWEBSK; use concrete::LWESecretKey; use concrete::RLWE128_1024_1; use concrete::RLWE128_2048_1; use concrete::RLWESecretKey;...

Few other comment, first one a poster at FHE.org conference was about "Faster Evaluation of AES using TFHE" by Roy Stracovsky, Rasoul Akhavan Mahdavi and Florian Kerschbaum, from University of...

The new version is out (0.2.0-beta) docs are there: https://docs.zama.ai/concrete (still the lookup table is not yet supported)

Hi @cutukmirza, Storing encrypted value into a database for further operations is possible. You could already serialize a value and put it in database. For the server to be able...

an example with the new version of concrete of values + key serialization here: https://docs.zama.ai/concrete/how-to/serialization

Hello @wei2912 It seems you have indeed found a bug, unfortunately we wont fix it as the current version of concrete crate (the top level API of concrete libraries) is...