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by cirrus3 5y ago
> I don’t think their traction and social accounts are worth $350K.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
They are not doing this for the fun of it. If they didn't have to, they would not do it at all. You have made a huge leap from scanning for pre-existing CSAM while in transit to a cloud service to scanning frame buffers on device in re
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by cirrus3 5y ago
You seem to be assuming a human cannot tell the difference from some random NSFW content, and some legit known CSAM, 30 times. Try again.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Possible avoidance of being told how they have to do it later. They will have to do it either way, and they the fact they are even telling how us they plan to do it is more than we can say for every other cloud services. This is better than
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by cirrus3 5y ago
What are trying to prove here? It takes a human not noticing that a glitchy image of cat is not the same as picture of dog, 30 times. Yea collisions are technically, possible. Apple has accounted for that. What is your point? Hashes are at
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Are you being serious? #7 is literally "Apple reviewer confuses a featureless blob of gray with CSAM material, several times" 30 times. 30 times a human confused a blob with CSAM?
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by cirrus3 5y ago
The police do not show up until a human has compared the matched image to the actual. Just stop.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
They are down to hash collision arguments against this now? Sounds pretty desperate. As if any normal user is going to upload a photo to iCloud that is a collision. The fact that such images are possible to generate means nothing by itself.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Duh
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by cirrus3 5y ago
You probably had us until you jumped all the way to corrupt and bribes .
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Karen has entered the chat
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Agree. 1Password is one of the software subscriptions I have no regret paying for.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Writing additional code to check things that you'd reasonably expect the DB to handle is a slippery slope. It can work well if you are going into it with an application geared towards that mindset and behavior, it works pretty bad intr
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by cirrus3 5y ago
> why would you want a database like this? I don't know Yea, I hope anyone who takes advantage of this does know, and intentionally uses it to their advantage in a scenario that outweighs the long-term downsides.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
I really don't need or want this flexibility in a production DB. One less cause of bugs without it IMO.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
> I don't believe the intent was to assume this didn’t belong I'm genuinely curious why you think that.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
> If you continue to hold down the side button and Volume button, instead of dragging the slider, a countdown will start and an alert will sound. It probably should not make a sound. In a some situations where you might need this, it mig
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by cirrus3 5y ago
hyperbole much?
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Spoiler alert: No one cares about "professor of medecine (PUPH, highest level of qualification in france)"
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Good. Do it. I will too if I see them still showing up. Yes, weird, but they were also clearly stating their action about these videos in particular, not an action against all of them. As I'm sure you can imagine, it is much easier and
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by cirrus3 5y ago
"tautology" Added to HN Bingo
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by cirrus3 5y ago
There is nothing here yet. They literally said: > Many researchers hypothesize that cannabis use may be a "component cause," which interacts with other risk factors, to cause the condition.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
I need to add "peacocking" to my HN bingo board asap.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Exactly.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
To be fair, the OP started with "I have 239 twitter followers!", not "I wrote a NES emulator" I think the point was clear and you missed it.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
The sentence is fine and means what you think it should. You are reading it wrong.
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by cirrus3 5y ago
Are they developing this stuff in-house, or buying some technology "off the shelf" from a third party that provides these features?
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by cirrus3 5y ago
"Zero Hedge (or ZeroHedge)[b] is a far-right[12] libertarian[17] financial blog,[13][14] presenting staff-written articles and aggregating news and opinions from external sources." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by cirrus3 5y ago
oh heart. Not going to happen. > Current video streaming and storage systems such as YouTube, are based on the client-server model, thus do not scale well in terms of bandwidth and computation. YouTube seems to be doing just fine as-is,
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by cirrus3 5y ago
> The imaginary all-staff memo of a highly paid CEO driven to distraction by his empty office No "satire" disclaimer?

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