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If a government had many streams of temporal data, eg coordinates of people's locations, is it just a matter of no cache availability and computation that would
by nefitty 5y ago
If a government had many streams of temporal data, eg coordinates of people's locations, is it just a matter of no cache availability and computation that would slow this down?
If neither of those were concerns, I imagine applying a heuristic on points through time to predict where they would be next. If it's a sleep range, it would expect the current "pixel" on the next step until 9am. That might increase memory and computation costs, but increase speed with a reduction in accuracy.
If you're in the government blink once to confirm.
- otherotherchris 5y agoIn 99.999% of cases "The Government" has multiple primary keys to choose from. IMEI, bluetooth mac, wifi mac, LNPR, credit card payment records, etc. Facebook data merely verifies an identity against that key.