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by IX-103 6y ago
AFAIK there's bit more with input devices (for low latency keyboard and mouse events and a portable interface to access joysticks and gamepads). I think there's also some other APIs they need to coordinate with the stadia controll
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by IX-103 6y ago
I didn't get past the Basic Auth part where the author said the cons were both that you have to send credentials with every request and that there was no way to log out. For one, both of those cannot simultaneously be true (as omitting
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by IX-103 6y ago
I think that would be the point of putting the keys in escrow . Think of escrow as a kind of property limbo where there is no owner, just a responsible party for following a contract regarding the transfer of ownership. The company doesn&#
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by IX-103 6y ago
For DoH Chrome does not do that check. Instead one of the requirements to be one their allowed DoH providers is that they don't do the evil redirect NX Domain responses. But Chrome also falls back to try non-DoH on NX-Domain, so it doe
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by IX-103 6y ago
Is it really a company-wide strategy to manipulate the URL? The Chrome change was based on user studies that showed that people do not understand URLs. The days of URLs as a data access key are gone. So many other things (cookies, etc) go i
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by IX-103 6y ago
Wait, so how are you matching the beacons (cryptographic random values) back to individual users?The back end only gets that information if a user tests positive and agrees to submit the data. Even then there is no reason to store that link
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by IX-103 6y ago
It has to be policy. If they only had aggregate data, they couldn't do the whole timeline thing. They did release some results on peoples' movement patterns during the pandemic "lockdown" ( https://www.google.c
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by IX-103 6y ago
Umm that's only some of the information that pertinent. It might also be pertinent that the other candidate cheated on his wife with a male prostitute and used campaign find to pay for an aide's abortion, but I'm pretty sure
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by IX-103 6y ago
How many services you use have your email address, telephone number, real name, or street address? All of these have value, but are needed for various aspects of business (sending purchases, receipts, contacting you on case of issues with y
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by IX-103 6y ago
Yes, pollution is bad, but in some ways it's good that the plastic is getting spread out. Low levels spread across a wide area makes it more likely some bacteria would evolve to be able to eat it efficiently. Of course it still sucks i
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by IX-103 6y ago
That's a very cynical take away from a document saying expertise, authority, and trustworthiness are the most important measures of page quality. I can see how forums would take a hit because users are anonymous, but personal blogs and
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by IX-103 7y ago
That typically doesn't work. Google antifraud detects and groups these "related" accounts, so they potentially could suspend them all at once.
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by IX-103 7y ago
This is really neat and has a lot of implications for porting larger models to limited platforms like mobile. Unfortunately you still have to train the larger network, so the gains are somewhat limited. Some other papers I read show that yo
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by IX-103 7y ago
Safari was not following the spec.
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by IX-103 7y ago
I don't think there is a change in skills to handle this. I think that what happened is that now information travels so quickly while the variety of information sources people consume has decreased. Before people had time to think abou
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by IX-103 7y ago
The key thing you're missing is transfer learning. Instead of starting from scratch, you start with a model that was trained to do something and then train it to do something else. It takes much less time and labeled data to get the mo
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by IX-103 7y ago
When I heard that from some girls in high school I responded by asking them "if they have nothing to hide, why are they wearing clothes?" I at least hope I made them think.
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by IX-103 7y ago
Yes but that only works if they say something bad about someone or something. If they only tell positive lies or completely make up things it's hard for anyone to prove standing, much less show damages. But it still has a negative effe
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by IX-103 7y ago
Was the unionization for Google employees or for their contractors? In the case of contractors Google doesn't have direct control over their compensation or perks (except that they must be excluded from some perks to still be legally c
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by IX-103 7y ago
The content of your response is so divergent than what I have heard from people working at Google that I interact with, both personally and professionally, that I find it difficult to believe you actually spent a significant amount of time
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by IX-103 7y ago
That's kinda the point. Right now the PSL is the best solution for a lot of things, but it fails at all of them. The PSL is compiled into most web libraries (as a security measure), so those domains are only truly separate if the brows
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by IX-103 7y ago
If the bank were really liable they would pay for the damage to the reporter's reputation and make a reasonable effort to set it right.
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by IX-103 7y ago
Don't forget that the advertisers don't get income directly from tracking you. They get income based on how good they have a profile of your interests (and things that you would buy). If they can get a good enough profile without
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by IX-103 7y ago
>if you shine repeated photons on them from the same source, prepared in the same state, they all come out in the same state, or more generally give the same results. Those kinds of measurements would violate the uncertainty principle.
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by IX-103 7y ago
Does it have to be the simultaneous version of the current universe or can it be the universe as it was distance/c ago? Actually with relativity and all I'm not exactly sure there is a just a single correct definition of the insta
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by IX-103 7y ago
In short the problem I'm addressing is that the interpretation of the experiment assumes that the system is memoryless, so that the only thing being measured is the interaction with the particles being measured. In the experiments gene
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by IX-103 7y ago
I'm not fond of superdeterminism since it's not that useful for making predictions. Any purely deterministic model has implications for free will, so that doesn't seem to be a legitimate criticism. Actually I would like to kn
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by IX-103 7y ago
Why does pilot wave theory violate locality -- does it assume that the pilot waves travel faster than light? And if so, is it necessary for the pilot waves to travel faster than light or can they be limited to the speed of light and preserv
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by IX-103 7y ago
And don't disclose material nonpublic information (since that would run afoul of insider trading laws). It's probably okay to say that we know the problem and here are the steps we're taking to mitigate it. It would not be ok
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by IX-103 7y ago
You mean no one that has insurance pays that price. Those without insurance don't have anyone making these agreements and are SOL.

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