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by mic47 7y ago
that is why I wrote "that fraction", hoping that it means that its the same fraction. Though, your example still does not mean you lost. that 1/100 time is time that developer is not working on something else, that might be w
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by mic47 7y ago
1350$ per month is still fraction of salary of developer. So if it saves you that fraction of your (or your colleagues) time, it is definitely worth it.
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by mic47 7y ago
The automation they described sounds like automation of part of project management. why they are not selling that? :-D
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by mic47 7y ago
well, maybe because in some other EU countries it's 22 EUR for 500Mbit :-)
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by mic47 7y ago
Would this include ad-tech, like advertising cookies and other tracking stuff (specifically, not Facebook / google ones)?
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by mic47 7y ago
The presentation actually talks about FB needed to solve challenges of training and evaluating the AI without getting the data to it's server, and I haven't noticed any point where whey would suggest that they need to break encryp
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by mic47 7y ago
Does it apply only to web browsers? What about apps? As far as I understand, huge part of Facebook, Twitter users use the apps and not the web, so if the bill does not ban it also there, then it will be kind of toothless (and motivate those
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by mic47 7y ago
We had this in Slovakia ( https://piano.io/ ), but it was not very successful, and all media companies now have their own systems. But they seems to expand to other markets. I think that their main problem was that at the sa
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by mic47 7y ago
They are. It's just in today's terms, "smartphone == has touchscreen" and "feature phone == looks like old fashioned phone with keyboard".
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by mic47 7y ago
Is it just me, or do "secret" have negative connotation? Because for me it does, and I am really sad from journalist when they use "secret" or "secretly" in headlines, when it just mean internal, or just not d
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by mic47 7y ago
yes, they are. For operation thing, console > web interface >> gui applications Thou, there is 1 big advantage of web interfaces and that you can send a link to it to other person (that can make it better than console for some thin
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by mic47 7y ago
> "problem of academics being incentivized to publish in the most prestigious journal possible." Is this a problem? If you have interesting, ground-breaking, or just really surprising results, what is wrong with trying more pre
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by mic47 7y ago
Actually, your question and followup answer is valuable addition to the discussion.
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by mic47 7y ago
To file patent, you have to have some prototype, but it actually cannot be in production for more than year (and does not have to be in production at all).
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by mic47 7y ago
This works as contact matching: they provide list of contacts and FB show to those people ads, so advertiser will not gain access to your personal data.
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by mic47 7y ago
I don't think you can target people by names or dates of birth at Facebook. IIRC targeting by name (even indirectly) is prohibited by Facebook.
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by mic47 7y ago
Could virus mutate to be resistant to that? Sure, why not. Will it be super-virus? Depends on what is super-virus. If it means more deadly, then probably not, since this resistance is most likely not related to deadliness.
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by mic47 8y ago
It is much easier to measure amount of scam than detect. That means that company can report "cleaned up numbers" (at least with error bars) but not able distinguish all bad stuff from good stuff.
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by mic47 8y ago
Imagine this happening in the tunnel
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by mic47 8y ago
So data portability is now bad, because Facebook is suggesting it.
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by mic47 8y ago
true, apart from I would expect this to go from growth team (making signup as friction less as possible), not from anti-fraud team.
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by mic47 8y ago
Just type Target or other company into the search field and you'll see that it looks like all ads: https://www.facebook.com/ads/library/?active_status=all&ad_t... I guess you are right and the political
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by mic47 8y ago
This does not help at all. If you hash client side,then the hash will became your password. If you accidentally log this hash, anyone who have access to that hash can log in as you easily by constructing logun request.
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by mic47 8y ago
What I said already assumes that you delete the all instances of that content when you find out it's bad. FB already does this. Problem is, that people see content before it is taken down. And once it's taken down, bad actors stop
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by mic47 8y ago
Not really. There are 2 factors that play "against" FB having nice numbers. It takes some time between unique (or in some similarity cluster or whatever they have) content is uploaded, reported and taken down. During this time, ex
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by mic47 8y ago
Mostly, because article is mashup of random data things about Facebook, and it's not clear what is being investigated. They started that phone makers data deals are being investigated (which is basically alternative client), then goes
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by mic47 8y ago
most startups can use their standard comm channels since most startups are not doing collaboration/communication tools.
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by mic47 8y ago
Not all samsung devices had android at that time.
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by mic47 8y ago
Yeah, I was kind of writing that under assumption "if it would have been found criminal".
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by mic47 8y ago
Ok, so those partnerships were basically allowing Samsung and others to build Facebook app on their phones (i.e. allowing alternative client). Would this means that it will be criminal to allow companies to create alternative clients? That

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