radicaldreamer

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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Apple has pretty sophisticated modeling for their sales cycle so I assume that it they aren't simply looking at the academic lifecycle. Professors are a very small % of the education market, most of their sales come from high school an
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Even a secret court requires probable cause... evidentiary chain of custody etc.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Ohh I see!
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
But you'd have relays in between, there's no way an exit node would know who is scraping...
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Bribery is a common one, counterintelligence is another, compromising people who are investigating them (or their family members)
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
You can be sure that this attack has been well known to intelligence agencies for a while.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Gangs and organized crime have more sophisticated ways of avoid law enforcement
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
That’ll come as part of a VPN ban…
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Its the same root cause: they think alcoholism or alcohol dependency is a moral failing so there should be struggle and punishment to overcome it.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
The legacy technology is also privacy-protecting in the sense that normal ad-blocking on iOS doesn’t use any third party JS filtering or reading of data on the page. It breaks down because there are a ton of workarounds sites and ad-network
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Apple’s App Store makes so much revenue (mainly through the slightly more legit scams like gacha games, but plenty through weekly subscriptions for outright scam apps too) that there are many incentives for that team to never clean this up.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Imagine mousing over a delete account button and having your browser render that page and execute JS in the background.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Not to mention laptops! Loads of people use those on battery power
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Looks like it's down worldwide...
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
This is just shipping a docker container for people to run the app on their own infrastructure. Retool does the same thing for companies which don’t want to expose internal resources and databases to the cloud.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
I doubt it, that’s some Apple level QA that hardly any company does.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
What would be a good reason to switch back from Google DNS?
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
MacBooks used to use Nvidia GPUs, then Apple had a falling out with Nvidia and the beef stands to this day (Apple didn’t use Nvidia hardware when training it’s own LLMs for Apple Intelligence). I wouldn’t be surprised if within the next few
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
There was a great documentary on Magic Leap! https://www.generalmagicthemovie.com
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Haven't tried it myself yet, but this looks really good!
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Spot on. most cars sold in the US are actually light trucks.
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Forget an apology, was there any accountability? Have they clamped down on employee access? Was this "new employee" let go for accessing user data without any apparent reason?
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Here’s a podcast from Sloan where David Autor is talking about the work as if it is perfectly valid https://sloanreview.mit.edu/audio/feed-drop-how-ai-will-chan...
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Deniability
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Part of being well read is being able to define what the 'this' you mention is and to articulate why you think 'this' is not good enough or is sublime either by using well defined terms and concepts (like control of time
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Retool uses Supabase for its out of the box database setup
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Pretty sure that’s straight up illegal in many jurisdictions
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Uber is likely a lot more aggressive banning people as that’s how they operate all aspects of their business
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by radicaldreamer 1y ago
Send in a complaint to your state attorney’s general
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by radicaldreamer 2y ago
Regulation of social media probably polls pretty well, I think polls have even found that most high schoolers want to reduce or end their usage of it

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