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by antpls 8y ago
If IPFS becomes famous to the point governments have to look at it, and that it allows to bypass laws, they will try to forbid by law people to run nodes, same way with Tor in some countries.
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by antpls 8y ago
Where do you draw the limit of what people should know to be happy ?
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by antpls 8y ago
Hello, are your web analytics also publicly available ? Th EU has http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/services/analytics/ but I recently discovered that I cannot access any data as a citizen. Legally, I'm convinced
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by antpls 8y ago
> The question then becomes who decides what's acceptable content, the only answer is regulations and legislation for this otherwise for-profit tech giants will be the ones who decide and they're more concerned with user-engage
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by antpls 8y ago
But what if the premise that a student is only a knowledge sponge is false? What's the point of going to school if all the world knowledge is in your pocket?
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by antpls 8y ago
> Those are expetions rather than the rule. I don't see any way of getting rid of them other than requiring you to submit your tax return when you buy a game. For a $60 purchase, country of residence is a good enough metric. Beside
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by antpls 8y ago
This is biased for two reasons : - there are also poor people in rich countries, but they are offered a price based on a country global metric - smartphone applications in app stores are also software development, but they are not priced ac
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by antpls 8y ago
Well, maybe this will lead to prices based on cost of development rather than "provided utility". If they are able to sell to a lower price to a given country, why would they not sell at that price to everyone else ?
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by antpls 8y ago
> When later scientific theory showed that larger tsunamis were not just possible, but inevitable, the plant was not retrofitted to deal with the new reality. You are saying the process of risk assessment and mitigation was not regularly
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by antpls 8y ago
I admire what Google is trying to do, but this looks more like an AI lobby to defend Google interests in the process of making laws than an altruism move. I guess it's good enough if it sparks discussion and a debate about ethic more g
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by antpls 8y ago
Not that it's desirable, but maybe they could (de)prioritize internet traffic at the infrastructure level from specific phone manufacturers now that internet neutrality isn't a thing anymore.
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by antpls 8y ago
This is PR smoke, they need to make the whole dataset publicly available and downloadable for it to be useful
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by antpls 8y ago
At Facebook scale, 1% would potentially mean about 15 millions of daily users are presented misclassified ads.
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by antpls 8y ago
I found ads on the website that I saw on Instagram, I believe both Instagram and FB ads are on the website. an other possibility is that it was an ad submitted on both platforms, and only the one on FB showed up on that website.
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by antpls 8y ago
We could also use the web of trust. An app already downloaded by people you trust is maybe-probably more secure. Google Play Store could allow third party audit badges on the apps store page, so different agencies could give an official rat
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by antpls 8y ago
This could be an R&D Proof-Of-Concept, and not necessarily a bad intented software. The fact that the employee publicized it shows that they are transparent about it, so I see no wrong doing here.
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by antpls 8y ago
I believe this is the right answer to the question. Other clues that we are heading to that direction (no hole) : -embedded camera into the screen -embedded fingerprint sensor into the screen -embedded speaker and micro into the screen All
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by antpls 8y ago
Isn't sandboxing solved at the host OS level ? Android apps are sandboxed Java apps. Containers turn almost any Linux process into a sandboxed process. Am I wrong ?
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by antpls 8y ago
Seriously tho, how much would it cost to hunt Texas billionaires? And world billionaires?
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by antpls 8y ago
In the case of Google, neither developers nor end-users are customers. Their true customers are buyers of space to display ads, and buyers of data from user tracking.
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by antpls 8y ago
True, and I made my decision. I only wanted to warn about it to other people who might browse here. The intent of the website is not clear.
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by antpls 8y ago
Sorry, but I care about my rights, even if you are only experimenting ideas.
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by antpls 8y ago
Interesting, but there is no legal disclaimer, about page, corporation, cookie usage information, etc Does that mean you don't log in anyway any information about visitor, and that you share all gathered information by contributors wit
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by antpls 8y ago
> Because who cares what you had to say - it's irrelevant. I do care about what everyone has to say. I'm interested to access any real footage of the reality to cross-check what we are told, and make my own opinion. If people a
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by antpls 8y ago
> You can measure this by simply plotting the number of various social media followings such voices have, and plotting them against time and marking notable appearances. Is there any scientific public study available to support your clai
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by antpls 8y ago
What about using a neural network as an optimizer, such that the input is the sampled neighborhood of a random starting point, and the output is the next point to evaluate. That neural network could be trained on billions of generated input
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by antpls 8y ago
> The only positive here is that Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are all cloud infrastructure companies so in theory, they could price their offerings cheaper than a company that is a tenant on their systems. That would be considered unfai
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by antpls 8y ago
From my understanding of Rust, you will still pay the runtime cost of destruction and deallocation of objects with the object lifetime system ? It's like reference counting, but precomputed by the compiler. Please correct me if I'
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The next USA supercomputer will be used to research weapons, and prevent suicide(reuters.com)
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JPMorgan Chase, Accenture test neuroscience-based video games to recruit interns(reuters.com)
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