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Exposure-Conscious Path Planning for Equal-Exposure Corridors
Eugene T. Hamzezadeh, John G. Rogers, Neil T. Dantam, Andrew J. Petruska
https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.02450

Exposure-Conscious Path Planning for Equal-Exposure Corridors
While maximizing line-of-sight coverage of specific regions or agents in the environment is a well explored path planning objective, the converse problem of minimizing exposure to the entire environment during navigation is especially interesting in the context of minimizing detection risk. This work demonstrates that minimizing line-of-sight exposure to the environment is non-Markovian, which cannot be efficiently solved optimally with traditional path planning. The optimality gap of the graph…

it seems there is a problem with #passkeys when multiple clients want to use the same login. even though with password managers storing passwords this is solved, with passkeys this looks like a nightmare. https://

One does not simply implement passkeys
Cover image by Neil Moralee: (Thanks for Michal Kamensky for proof-reading and providing feedback and discussion on this post 😀) Table of Contents Table of ContentsIntroductionDetailed walk-through…

A Radical Solution to the Hubble Tension Problem
Timothy Clifton, Neil Hyatt
https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.08586 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2…

A Radical Solution to the Hubble Tension Problem
The Hubble tension has proven to be stubbornly persistent, despite widespread efforts to relax it. As a possible resolution of this problem we propose a radical alternative to the way in which cosmological models are viewed. Specifically, we consider building cosmological models from spaces that exhibit intrinsic symmetries, rather than as space-times with explicit symmetry. This change in perspective allows statistical homogeneity and isotropy to be maintained, while relaxing some strong mathe…

A Radical Solution to the Hubble Tension Problem
Timothy Clifton, Neil Hyatt
https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.08586 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2…

A Radical Solution to the Hubble Tension Problem
The Hubble tension has proven to be stubbornly persistent, despite widespread efforts to relax it. As a possible resolution of this problem we propose a radical alternative to the way in which cosmological models are viewed. Specifically, we consider building cosmological models from spaces that exhibit intrinsic symmetries, rather than as space-times with explicit symmetry. This change in perspective allows statistical homogeneity and isotropy to be maintained, while relaxing some strong mathe…