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Here is an excerpt. The language sounds like encryption is enabled and the chart includes iCloud features as server and in transit protected. Seems like smoke and mirrors then. > On each of your devices, the data that you store in iCloud
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Has Apple made any public statements regarding iCloud's lack of privacy features. It takes the wind out of their privacy marketing that is effectively hurting ad tech but not truly protecting consumers from state-level actors with data
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First, I am glad you found a place that suits you. I grew up in a suburb adjacent to a major city up until high school, then I moved to the rural midwest. As a minority, I found it near impossible to fit in. All of my beliefs, from ethnicit
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What do you think about last mile delivery robots? https://www.kiwibot.com These little bots don't require the same level of human physical presence as Uber or DoorDash.
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Won’t mention my employer but we track malicious activity across the app ecosystem. Android has a higher rate of fraud and malevolent actors - specific to ads and app inventory.
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How do you influence inflammation to increase metabolism? Are you saying high inflammation increases cognitive decline?
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I can't wait to see how https://stratechery.com will defend this as a good perspective for Meta or FB. I studied Philip Morris for a paper in undergrad. PM played their fiddle perfectly to the tune of "we didn't k
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I watched it with folks new to Dune and they were dazzled by the art. It’s an engrossing film to watch on the big screen and I loved the feeling of being dumped into this fictional world. It is a direct contrast to the modern humanity insti
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Kids had MP3 players before the iPod. I remember them in high school and yes they were a known music player alternative to CDs. The iPod landed with a unified marketing campaign that promoted itself as a music device vs an MP3 player. The m
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It can’t monetize as effectively without users logged in.
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I don’t follow your reasoning. How are memes changing or impacting currency?
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You say that with confidence. Do you have research to share?
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I loved Audiogalaxy but Soulseek was the best in its prime. Either way I miss those days. It felt like the whole world was open to sharing.
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I see. Using that logic wouldn’t any investment on large established entities be anti-innovation. That applies to Palantir, right? Is the most libertarian act to fund as many unique thus potentially innovative teams, people, or companies as
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HN will criticize FB’s algorithm but defend Thiel and his creation of Palantir. I don’t follow. I would like to understand the nuances in tracking people for private vs government interests.
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Can you expand on what is Theil’s position?
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I am not sold on giving our dog oral flea pesticide. We’ve been able to git rid of fleas by increased cleaning (vacuuming all areas once per day), changing the dog’s bedding frequently, and spot removing the adult fleas. Effectively, you w
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This topic always brings to mind Asimov’s short story, The Last Question. The story spans the life of the knowable universe. https://www.multivax.com/last_question.html
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Almost two decades. Does that show the strength of 80s design?
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Stripe should solve for nsfw paid content. That industry is ripe for disruption.
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This article would benefit from photographic examples. I prefer simple and understated interior architecture. My mind feels better without high clutter but that isn’t to say I need minimalism. Again, without examples, I have a hard time vis
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Does a US competitor need to be FB? I would like to see a new more privacy focused social experience prop up. It doesn’t need to be a network per se, but it can be. How do we create a fertile bed for development of new connected experiences
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That is interesting. I haven't met anyone who thinks privacy erosion is a good thing. We don't need to frame it as digital vs physical anymore. There is no distinction as it relates to personal privacy.
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Isn't a democratic governing body representing the will of the people and society?
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Why do elected officials act as fake representatives to the people that elected them in the first place? Has it always been this way? It doesn’t matter left or right. The governing bodies should obey the people not the other way around.
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You believe that encouraging Americans to be healthy will work? Has it worked before? In my experience from years in hospitals, the majority of people want less mental and physical health requirements. They want a heart pill or diabetes pil
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Homelessness as a symptom in every major city doesn’t mean it can’t be solved or improved. Do you believe that the current situation in major cities should be left as is?
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What about the parent's statement provides critical thinking? Would you invest billions in building out ER facilities now? I am curious what is the less-wrong solution to help citizens. Is to increase care for the sick or decrease the
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Can activist shareholders mitigate changes like CSAM scanning?
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Why drones? I’ve been seeing small four wheeled robots old traveling around SoCal sidewalks. These small delivery machines don’t need to fly.

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