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by bluesign 6y ago
You say "This hurts potentially legitimate users", someone else can say "this is stealing from registrars". There is no single answer to this. Actually this is the definition of trade ( mostly stock markets work in this
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by bluesign 6y ago
Ethics are complicated. System has to be ethical first, then individual actors. You cannot have an unethical system then expect actors to be ethical.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Sorry but they are not, power set of R is bigger than R.
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by bluesign 6y ago
He has the source code, I guess these comments are from original source code.
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by bluesign 6y ago
“However, any extradition would only take place on copyright grounds since the Supreme Court has ruled that the men are not eligible to be surrendered in respect of money laundering since there is “no matching New Zealand offense.” This par
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by bluesign 6y ago
Only solution is a commodity identity and data provider. But it would never happen. Moderation, cost, legal issues are impossible to handle.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Without interoperability and universal identity, social graph doesn’t help. Universal identity, you can maybe solve with email. But there are problems like requiring using real name, multiple accounts etc Interoperability between messengers
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by bluesign 6y ago
I think not servers but IPs are seized (basically blocked).
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by bluesign 6y ago
Blog post from Microsoft: https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2020/10/12/trickbo...
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by bluesign 6y ago
You can also truncate hash at 30 bits and use it to address bucket, 12gb then would give you like 3x32 bits, which you can store your candidates. Then compare full hash with candidates.
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by bluesign 6y ago
I am not sure if there is offline implementation solution for the problem currently.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Yeah but you are mixing people in equation with your examples with ethnicity. Imagine two same ethnicity neighborhoods, with same economic wealth, one has crime rate 2% other 0.5%, would you think it would be discrimination to allocate more
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by bluesign 6y ago
I don’t see if one neighborhood is full of parking attendants and rich one is less proving discrimination. This is an optimization problem, you have limited capability of enforcement, and you need to use it with most efficient way.
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by bluesign 6y ago
Can you share any source on this, I am very curious, is it tax?
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by bluesign 6y ago
There is nothing wrong to sacrifice your freedom to convenience, it is like living in the city and delegating protection to police, or living in the wild and taking care of yourself.
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by bluesign 6y ago
I am looking at with a different perspective: I am thinking Apple is like a union for their users. And they are regulating developers and they have huge negotiating power because they are gateway to user’s phone. I don’t see them as market
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by bluesign 6y ago
Having 3rd party stores will be net negative for me as a user. Currently I have trust to Apple, if I am or my kid charged wrong or tricked into some subscription etc, I have proof with experience that Apple will fix it. Now let’s say if we
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by bluesign 6y ago
I think you have totally wrong expectation about developers. - Ask any reasonable dev if they are willing to foot a fixed cost to get their app screened I don’t think most devs will support this, considering the constant arguments about IOS
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by bluesign 6y ago
I don’t have problem with platform setting some standards and mostly I am happy with Apple put out there (as a developer too) Even though you can say mobile phones are general computing devices, actually for most of the people they are just
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by bluesign 6y ago
Facebook has very bad track record with privacy and abusing use data, tbh they are getting what they deserve. We are not giving a slack to a company that supports a totalitarian regime, if you see this as support, you can say that Apple is
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by bluesign 6y ago
Yeah per user revenue is optimistically like < 1% of US/Europe probably
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by bluesign 6y ago
This looks like an obvious bug if it is straight line. Yeah google can show longer but faster route depending on traffic etc. Also one more thing can be, gps location point and address can point to different locations. Not sure how Uber is
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by bluesign 6y ago
Can you share one route uber underpaid by big margin? For the second part I agree, but without seeing outlier, maybe in some cases google couldn’t find the best route, compared to the app. PS: all this stats used Google Maps shortest path o
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by bluesign 6y ago
Problem here is for arrest they claim to be using not facial recognition but witness identification. In theory it sounds like good. But the problem is when you identify some similar face to suspect then show this with some random faces, you
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by bluesign 6y ago
My understanding of “No True Scotsman” is: - You have a set - You are making a claim that covering ALL elements of that set - But you excluding some elements, and claiming that they are actually not really element of that set Example: For e
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by bluesign 6y ago
Unless it is super long, I guess chance of not getting the original message by brute force is super super low
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by bluesign 6y ago
Not even in 1000 years, it is 33 digits :)
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by bluesign 6y ago
Yeah the key point is: ‘ And, of course, a person can post two hashes – for contradictory messages – and only publish replies one of them. ‘
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by bluesign 6y ago
I think the problem is ‘wrong bias’ which is directly related to overestimating self, which is basic human nature.
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by bluesign 6y ago
I am not sure how you are applying ‘no true Scotsman’ to against ‘Defund the police’.

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