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cwoolfe
3y ago
How did you get cian.lol? Why isn't it cian.omg.lol?
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cwoolfe
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The site requires an OpenAI Key and describes doing this as "risky but cool" ... What data would be exposed by sharing my key?
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cwoolfe
3y ago
great pdf! thanks for sharing!
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cwoolfe
3y ago
The idea is to combat it on on children's devices so that they are not able to produce CSAM without their parents knowing about it. The proposed solution doesn't combat on the recipient side.
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cwoolfe
3y ago
It is possible to detect CSAM in end-to-end encrypted messaging by doing it on-device on the client side before it is encrypted and/or on the receiving client side after it is decrypted. iMessage already does this in the latest release
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I agree that funding isn't necessarily the problem. We live in a wealthy county and have more to spend per pupil. Unfortunately that doesn't translate to higher test scores. The extra dollars go to administrative positions in the
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cwoolfe
3y ago
so many scams and fake people on Craigslist made me move to Facebook marketplace. They have better algorithms for detecting real people.
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3y ago
I sold it for $540 (without using ads). Same specs are selling on swappa.com for $620-$780. My eBay reputation is 100% and the MacBook was 100% clean. Perhaps I could have sold it for "more" using ads, but then all that money woul
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Thanks for the swappa.com recommendation! I see that I could have made $100 more on my MacBook there than on eBay. Also it was WAY easier to find the exact specs. Thanks again!
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This strategy has been adopted by eBay as well and artificially drives up prices. Let me elaborate. Recently, eBay has made it so that only the products with paid ads are shown in places where customers click. This drives up the cost of eve
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cwoolfe
3y ago
I love Sabbath rest and want others to enjoy it too. One very small thing we do is designate Sunday as a "no-delivery" day for our house, which you can configure here for your address: https://www.amazon.com/a/
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3y ago
Given that the device is plugged in, trusted, shows up as a computer, and requires external power, it has all the connections it needs spy on the screen (at minimum) and remote control the victim iPhone without permission in the worst case.
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3y ago
When this happened to me, I found better results on https://duckduckgo.com/
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cwoolfe
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Having skimmed the paper...Can you all help me interpret the findings? It appears that the longer you ride the swing, the farther you can jump tending toward infinity? I was looking for some kind of min/max for optimization. What am I
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On point #1: These large companies are publicly traded on the stock market and you are welcome to profit alongside them as they grow. I earned more from amazon stock than I've spent on amazon. I earned more from Tesla stock than it cos
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I've thought a lot about this and am currently developing screenshot/AI-based monitoring for device usage for my kids under the age of 12. Aside from that, here's what our family does. We have three children under the age of
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cwoolfe
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Big tech already knows more about kids than parents do.(1) If they want to protect kids on their platforms we don't even need to talk about end-to-end encryption yet. What would help is big tech sharing daily summaries of child on-devi
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3y ago
Visit the url below for much of the same content but without ads. https://sod.pixlab.io/
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Besides privacy, what is the advantage of self-hosting when you can do meetings directly on https://meet.jit.si/ ?
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Yes they are put in jail. But who bears the cost of extra policing, court time, jail space? The city does. So the city is seeking reparation from the cost incurred.
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"Why do I think this ideology is so dangerous? The short answer is that elevating the fulfilment of humanity’s supposed potential above all else could nontrivially increase the probability that actual people – those alive today and in
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"Some of this only recently became technically possible. The new ScreenTime API from Apple allows users to connect apps on their phone to third party apps (like us). We receive opaque "tokens" for each user app selection and
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Great work! Thanks for sharing.
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During the same time period, working from home probably increased due to COVID
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4y ago
https://archive.is/6keN4
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https://archive.is/6keN4
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https://archive.is/6keN4
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Whoa! I've been saying the same thing for the past couple years. Glad I'm not alone.
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Because humans have 10 fingers and 8 is the closest power-of-two to that.
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yeah good point. his account shouldn't be suspended as a buyer; it'd be the seller at fault. Really, it would be eBay's fault for letting a seller list a disallowed item.
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