DJPocari

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by DJPocari 3y ago
I wonder if Apple had some understanding of these advancements in inverting image hashes when they decided to drop their on-device image scanning plans.
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by DJPocari 3y ago
My BofA does so I think you just haven't set it up. The settings pages for BofA are awful so I don't blame you. Took forever to figure out how to setup auto payment for my credit card.
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by DJPocari 3y ago
I can imagine a future where certain governments prevent people from purchasing guns without this technology. A company like this could position itself to push society towards that reality while also profiting off of it.
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by DJPocari 3y ago
It's not Washington, D.C. it's part of Arlington, VA
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AI chatbot company Replika restores erotic roleplay for some users(reuters.com)
17 points by DJPocari 4y ago|0 comments
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by DJPocari 4y ago
During my experience attending Okta events in hope of securing an offer, they accidentally said they would not be able to look over everyone's resume at the end, after assuring us that they totally would earlier on in the webinar. The
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by DJPocari 4y ago
Kudos to you for accepting that it might be stupid. A lot of people say things with complete certainty these days when what they're talking about isn't in their area of expertise.
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by DJPocari 5y ago
Straight out of a racing video game.
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by DJPocari 5y ago
This is fantastic. I once implemented SHA-256 in Google Sheets to visualize it, but it had horrible performance compared to this. This is the best visualization I've seen yet.
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by DJPocari 5y ago
Wow. I'm surprised this is still an issue. My friend was suicidal a few years ago and I couldn't call 911 on the original Google Pixel. Made a scary situation that much worse. Made sure the next phone I bought was an iPhone. You&#
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by DJPocari 5y ago
I was just talking to someone yesterday about how strange it is that Giphy is on Snapchat, even though Facebook now owns it. I thought $400 million was a lot for a GIF platform, but in a world with $28 billion deals like Slack, it doesn&#x2
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by DJPocari 6y ago
Okay, but the problem is that we aren't using the same systems that would be used to take down an ISIS website. Instead we are becoming increasingly reliant on corporate leaders defining where the line is drawn. There is no due process
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by DJPocari 6y ago
Even if it is okay for Facebook and Twitter to impose strict moderation policies, is it okay for AWS, Verizon, or GoDaddy? I just think it's a slippery slope, and we desperately need to cement our feet in the ground and draw a line som
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by DJPocari 6y ago
The problem with the whole "free market" argument is that these companies don't abide by the same forces as traditional companies. If all my friends are on Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat, then I am forced to use those. Soci
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by DJPocari 6y ago
Sure that's possible, but what if their domain registrar disables their domain name? What if Verizon limits web traffic to and from the website? The idea that that could happen used to be far fetched, but now I wouldn't be surpris
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by DJPocari 6y ago
But this isn't the same as ISIS recruiting off of Twitter where the FBI/CIA/NSA monitors that discourse and contacts the respective platforms. This is a company deciding what should and shouldn't be censored. There'
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by DJPocari 6y ago
I agree that Parler should be shut down, but going forward I think we need to rely on court systems with due process (or some new alternative system that specifically addresses digital censorship). I’m afraid of this becoming the norm. Publ
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by DJPocari 6y ago
Where do we draw the line on how we censor the internet? Obviously actual terrorist group sites can and should be taken down, but this feels like it's getting more murky than that. - Should we be okay with Facebook censoring these grou
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Analyzing Minard's Visualization of Napoleon's 1812 March (2014)(thoughtbot.com)
19 points by DJPocari 6y ago|8 comments