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There's no need to distinguish between every object at every comparison. In most applications, you'll only be comparing a few dozen avatars with each other.
by timClicks 5y ago
There's no need to distinguish between every object at every comparison. In most applications, you'll only be comparing a few dozen avatars with each other.
- nemo1618 5y agoIn the adversarial case, yes, there is. I agree that avatars help you distinguish among ~a dozen users; what they don't do is provide strong guarantees that the person you're talking to actually is who they claim to be.
- timClicks 5y agoThat's probably a good point. Forging an avatar that is visibly close to the target I am pretending to be is challenging-but-doable.