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by nojito 5y ago
The real productivity experts are the ones who make their revenue optimizing their actual day job and not hocking productivity advice online for views. The best productivity tool is interviewing successful people.
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by nojito 5y ago
This isn’t true. SEC vs Welhouse shows how sophisticated people get and yet get caught via data analytics https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2015/34-75319.pdf
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by nojito 5y ago
That’s one check. There are other system checks to make the client side hash collision meaningless.
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by nojito 5y ago
SEC/FINRA only gets access to blue sheet data. They don’t have direct “real time” access to all trading data. This is why their data analytical skills are so impressive.
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by nojito 5y ago
The trading information is essentially public. It’s just a matter of finding suspicious trades to start an investigation.
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by nojito 5y ago
Why are hash collisions relevent? There are atleast 2-3 further checks to account for this.
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by nojito 5y ago
You should use power query to load csvs into excel that way you can control the parsing of columns.
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by nojito 5y ago
That’s a good thing. We validate on ingestion and if there are changes upstream we can immediately triage without polluting our data warehouse.
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by nojito 5y ago
Disagree. What companies do now is much more invasive. (Indiscriminately scanning cloud storage)
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by nojito 5y ago
Any matches are matched again server side to thwart this type of attack. >Once Apple's iCloud Photos servers decrypt a set of positive match vouchers for an account that exceeded the match threshold, the visual derivatives of the po
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by nojito 5y ago
You can’t find staff. We are at about 20% below staffing.
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by nojito 5y ago
Just how many PICU beds do you think exist in the surge states?
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by nojito 5y ago
Staffed ICU beds are extremely expensive. You don’t staff them until you absolutely have to. Unfortunately literally everyone needs ICU staffing now.
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by nojito 5y ago
There already is a digital USD coming on the pipeline. https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/what-is-a-central-bank-d...
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TV Advertising Effectiveness and Profitability: Generalizable Results 288 Brands(papers.ssrn.com)
2 points by nojito 5y ago|0 comments
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by nojito 5y ago
He’s attacking/defining the problem incorrectly. The link is between sedentary lifestyle and mental well-being. Not device use and well being. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41398-020-0715-z
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by nojito 5y ago
No they refuse to indiscriminately scan iCloud.
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by nojito 5y ago
Apple doesn’t scan iCloud for CSAM and refuses to do it. Which is why they researched intensively on differential privacy.
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by nojito 5y ago
Apple doesn’t. Which is why they focused their research on differential privacy.
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Don’t Teach Math, Coach It (2014)(nytimes.com)
3 points by nojito 5y ago|0 comments
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by nojito 5y ago
Read the original telegraph article cited. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2020/01/08/apple-scan... >Update January 9, 2020 >This story originally said Apple screens photos when they are upl
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by nojito 5y ago
Apple does not scan iCloud for csam because they feel that blanket scanning of iCloud violates end user privacy. That’s the whole reason for their research into differential privacy.
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by nojito 5y ago
This is absolutely earth shattering work in the world of differential privacy. Kudos to this research team for spending the time to work it out and publish. Just wow.
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Gregg Shorthand(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nojito 5y ago|1 comments
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by nojito 5y ago
The vast majority people at my org enjoy hybrid over full remote.
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by nojito 5y ago
Only if people are distributing the code. You’d be surprised at how much code is “borrowed”
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by nojito 5y ago
They don’t want you buying things from the store. They have been pushing people to buy and pickup for the past few years.
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by nojito 5y ago
You expressly allow that sharing of information when you use that service. Also anonymizes healthcare data is neigh impossible to reconstruct so I don’t understand your claim. Do you have any proof?
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by nojito 5y ago
They didn’t bet wrong. Hydrogen will likely win out within the next 15 years. The issue that Toyota has is with government forcing them to build cars they don’t want to. They already build hybrids but for whatever reason hybrids don’t quali
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by nojito 5y ago
NSA was always about offense and is strictly for international offense. The only shift after 9/11 was getting the three agencies to actually talk to each other.

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