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by 3s 1y ago
We're going through the audit process for SOC2 right now and we're planning on doing HIPAA soon
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by 3s 1y ago
Interesting, we haven't noticed that (on Firefox as well). We'll look into it!
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by 3s 1y ago
We do have to trust the chip maker until open hardware catches up [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43997856
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by 3s 1y ago
Confidential computing as a technology will become (and should be) commoditized, so the value add comes down to security and UX. We don’t want to be a confidential computing company, we want to use the right tool for the job of building pri
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Building Private Processing for AI Tools on WhatsApp(engineering.fb.com)
27 points by 3s 1y ago|18 comments
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Instant AI Assistant Detection During Interviews(validia.ai)
1 points by 3s 1y ago|0 comments
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by 3s 1y ago
this is really cool! congrats on the launch
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The CIA files AI chat bot(ciafiles.org)
4 points by 3s 2y ago|1 comments
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by 3s 2y ago
Usually the unnecessary use of em dash and dramatic prose is an indication, which is what I think the comment may have been referring to. but many humans write that way too
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by 3s 2y ago
I agree. My point was more in terms of surface area. Sending data to a party with a reputation to uphold and resources to do proper data handling is still better than sending data to 10+ parties with little or no reputation and/or reso
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by 3s 2y ago
The problem too is that while google or the “big players” can be somewhat “trusted” with security, I don’t trust a random third party startup to properly handle this extremely sensitive data. The sheer number of places AI related data is be
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by 3s 2y ago
The problem with all anonymous communication systems is that they suffer from network effects even more than traditional communication systems. By having few people use it you immediately expose yourself by being part of a small group of pe
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by 3s 2y ago
This is an interesting idea, and indeed such an approach to providing privacy has been formalized to different degrees and varying levels of success (eg. [1][2]). [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1204.2136 [2] https:/&#
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by 3s 2y ago
Yeah but as one of the replies points out the resulting tokens/second would be unusable in production environments
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by 3s 2y ago
For a lot of tasks like frontend development I’ve found that a tool like cursor can get you pretty far without much prior knowledge. IMO (and experience) many tasks that previously required to hiring a programmer or designer with knowledge
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by 3s 2y ago
Exactly! While I have llama running locally on RTX and it’s fun to tinker with, I can’t use it for my workflows and don’t want to invest 20k+ to run a decent model locally > How are HN users handling this? I’m working on a startup for en
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by 3s 2y ago
We just applied and we were wondering the same thing too! As others mentioned here, it looks like the applications aren’t posted anywhere even if you get accepted.
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by 3s 2y ago
A really important application of reproducible builds is running code inside Secure Enclaves that has been committed to on a public transparency log. A client can connect to a remote secure enclave that can then prove to the client that it’
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by 3s 2y ago
Are people concerned about the privacy implications of computer use at all? This is why I haven’t been using Claude computer use personally. Somehow the idea of sending everything I do on my computer to a random third party seems creepy.
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by 3s 2y ago
Curious to know why browser fingerprinting has a “half life” of 24h? I always assumed it would be more static compared to an IP address and therefore a more powerful tracking mechanism (albeit more shady / less legally understood compa
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by 3s 2y ago
SHE vs FHE has nothing to do with security. Instead, it’s about how many operations (eg homomorphic multiplications and additions) can be performed before the correctness of the scheme fails due to too much noise accumulating in the ciphert
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by 3s 2y ago
While not exactly software per-se, I created a system of multiple text files to manage todos, long term goals, and various reminders (eg, IOUs, deadlines, etc). This was inspired initially by Jeff Huang’s blog post [1] but then grew to a co
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by 3s 2y ago
I disagree. Avoiding PKI and post-quantum security correlate very much. Even under plausibly post-quantum assumptions we only have a couple of assumptions from which we can build public key encryption. In contrast, here they avoid all use
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by 3s 2y ago
Paywalled. Here’s the archive link: https://archive.is/aSU79
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by 3s 3y ago
Check out Googles Topics API [1] (available in chrome). It spits out a list of advertising topics based on your browsing history. [1] https://developer.chrome.com/docs/privacy-sandbox/topics/
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by 3s 4y ago
In the article: “The odours defied the expected effects of dilution since workers in the laboratory did not find the odours intolerable.”
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by 3s 4y ago
https://archive.ph/B9YGk
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by 3s 5y ago
I think there has to be a component of “jadedness” in this attitude, for lack of a better term. It feels as though there are so many problems in the world (income inequality, climate change, covid, homelessness, political polarization, and
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by 3s 5y ago
You're absolutely right. It is not enough to use anonymity tools, you also have to make sure everything else around you doesn't compromise your anonymity. Made me think of a Harvard bomb threat incident where the student posting a
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by 3s 5y ago
I got into computer science by making video games for the first couple generations of the iPhone; now I’m a phd student writing papers. Things were fun and simple back then and my games were quite successful. There was something so magical

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