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The "is this the platform responsibility?" debate is long time over and everyone agreed (EU and USA) that it is FB's responsibility. States in which Facebook operates have regulations about internet/advertisements&#x2F
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I agree, that was an eye-opener example
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I did a quick search on the paper, didn't find "google" nor "titan", which is the secure chip made by Google. Would it be vulnerable too?
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Results are interesting. How are Go containers only 1.5MB, and Rust's ones 15MB? I would have expected Rust to be on par with Go (both compiled languages)
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The difference between Google's moderation and Twitter's moderation is, in the Google case, that the user is in control of what is "spam" and what is not (and can still consult the "spam" if any).
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Not trying to defend any side but : > Because it's easier and cheaper than developing it yourself. Why should the humanity invest resources twice to figure out how to make the same product or the same service on another place on Ear
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I hope Nuvia's CEO wins and that Apple must pay them back for the time and damage made by this suing. Only from the presented facts, it looks like pure intimidation and anti-competitiveness.
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Just by my understanding after reading the front page, it means I can ssh into my Android phone (on LTE) from a desktop computer from another location. Since most mobile network providers block listening to sockets on the phone, server appl
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From reading the link, it looks more like https://gym.openai.com/ There is a Machine Learning component that is not in NetLogo
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Maybe you are the exact user story of their business model : at the end of the Duolingo experience, the website would become the Uber of language teachers. Online realtime, or face-to-face course in your town with a selection of human teach
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Excuse my ignorance, but why are you rewarding Github and Twitter, which have enterprise/private business models not entirely based on ads ?
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How are you sure that the human teacher is more "right" than Duolingo ? Teachers will show you their ways of speaking Danish, which is usually very formal and a bit outdated, not necessarily how Danish people actually speak Danish
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I have never heard of this kind of profiling before, thanks for sharing
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It depends on what granularity we are talking about, but Google can figure out your location only by using the IP. Check the bottom of the page on your next google search results (without being logged into any account), it will show you whe
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I can think of two cases, either : 1) the code had no external review, was written by one person. In this case, the solution to boilerplate is code review. or 2) if even with code review there is boilerplate, it means someone somewhere has
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In Africa, aren't phone often used to make financial transactions ? It would make sense to have a bit more security in that case, maybe
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For the "how" and the "what", in the future, I bet ads platforms will ask you to write an long essay about what you sell, and they will automatically generate many different ads with GPT-2 (probably in real-time, to mix
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Switzerland isn't a magical neutral land on Earth. It's a neutral place from the point of view of Europe because its terrain is difficult to practice for troops. On a virtual level (software, intellectual, legal), Switzerland is n
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People are saying it's like Facebook IRL, but it's not. Facebook used to let you post your private life online as much as possible and hide to you all the advertisement business. This, in contrary, is very open about its business
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I'm not convinced we are talking about a decentralization issue. We could achieve the same result with laws. Just make what is happening illegal, corruption is already illegal. Furthermore, decentralization won't solve the basic e
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Even if phones could be used as relays, or directly link to satellites, the government could always make the technology illegal on its territory. Right now, couldn't a rogue Iranian ASN already allows internet access for a few selected
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This question : "how can I buy data from X" should be asked more often on HN, for factual purposes. I would like the same question asked about Google.
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To me, your examples are not about "using information against" someone. > Want a new job? Nope! We don't want someone with your condition on our team. There are laws in some countries that could forbid such discrimination.
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Former Apple chip executives found company to take on Intel, AMD(reuters.com)
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I confirm. I never used containers before, and when I tried, I discovered it wouldn't work with how I configured firefox, which is always ON private mode.
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I wouldn't be so sure. Edge TPUs could be the exact same architecture than Google Cloud TPUs, but as you need less computation power for inferring than training, they have simply less transistors on the die and could be underclocked. I
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The parent meant : gather training data with Lidar and Camera, then build a model with that data to learn to reconstruct a 3D space only from Camera data, and then embed that model in the cars. Tesla is already using a model to rebuild a 3D
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First time I read about "sub-network" is in this AI Google blog post : https://ai.googleblog.com/2019/09/recursive-sketches-for-mod... They talk about the concept of "modular network". The arti
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Watch the presentation from 6 months ago, where they explain the decision to build their own hardware for inferring : https://youtu.be/Ucp0TTmvqOE?t=4309 It's not surprising that they also build the hardware for traini
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Like any file that you would hide with GitRoyalty, you could always share the full repo once you have access to it (probably illegally) I believe documentation would become outdated sooner than build scripts with new releases, and would req

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