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rantwasp
5y ago
if you believe their paper no. it’s gonna land in ios 15. they have to ship the db and enable the functionality. also this applies to new pictures (not what you already have) again, if you believe what they are sharing
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The Big Brain Scheme Apple uses for their CSAM stuff. Summary for the lazy: - this is going to be out in ios15 - Apple will build and push a database of hashes with every update - these hashes will be used to verify against the pics befor
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Apple CSAM Detection – Technical Summary [pdf]
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> Apple is trying their best to thread the needle, providing as much privacy as possible while plausibly covering their bases so congress won't pass onerous and privacy stripping laws. There is the problem right there. How can you t
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nah. this is not how trust works. if Apple does stuff like this, I stop trusting Apple. Binary. Trust of No Trust. Who is to say once they start doing this they will not extend their capabilities and monitor everything on the device? This i
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i feel better already /s think about the children!! also, think about poor law enforcement and their mass surveillance attempts. throw them a bone!
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essential complexity == simplicity. Make it as simple as it can be but not simpler. To me it’s sort of implied that it’s unneeded complexity when we talk about it as something that should not be there and it’s making our life hard.
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lookup what CDC, the initials stand for. They have failed miserably both at controlling the spread of the disease and informing the public. Instead of focusing on what they should be doing they are playing the politics and the CYA game. Dis
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5y ago
You’re being selective. Crypto transfers are slow? jesus, did tou ever do a wire? have you seen moving something take days? compared to that minutes is instant. You’re gonna tell me about CC processing next. Hate to break it to you but when
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Guns do a lot of good? I’m sorry we’re probably living in different universes. In my, I see school shootings after school shooting with lots of thoughts and prayers sprinkled in between. It’s the best guns+religion==winning! > no one is
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Okay. Let’s play the: X is causing more harm to society than good. X=guns Are guns causing more harm than good? Should we ban guns? X=religion. Is religion causing more harm than good? Should we ban any form of religion? X=social media. Is
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I think it’s a classic example of myopically focusing on some aspects of a technology while missing the entire point. You’ll hear about net benefits to society (like those are easy to measure), about power consumption (like all if a sudden
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ideas are cheap. execution matters.
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that was always an option to stop the discussion. I mean CDC lied about COVID repeatedly and issued guidance that was disastrous. Remember the whole “you don’t need masks unless you’re a doctor” in the beginning? How about withholding criti
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normally I would just say: appeal to authority, but since it’s the CDC and they have royalty screwed up the pandemic response I’m gonna go the extra mile: “fuck the CDC”
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5y ago
i don’t know. i’m open to change my mind but i have not learned anything new unfinished.
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you missed the 2nd part: access to a nutritionist or have a lot of knowledge about nutrition yourself. there is no way average joe can figure all these things out on a limited budget + limited time evolutionary considerations are a part if
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posted some references in here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28028126 also, start with this and do a bit of research: https://michaelkummer.com/health/plants-vs-meat/
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5y ago
vegetarian!=vegan
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i would soften this a bit. If you’re not willing to delegate the killing (fully understanding what it is) you should not eat meat.
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I strongly disagree. I would also like you to point me to resources that show you how to build such a diet. Don’t get me wrong. Eating a mostly-plant based diet is okay and doable but I’m talking the last 5-10% territory.
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nope. Eating a 100% vegan diet without taking any supplements and without having access to a great nutritionist will make you have a bad time. It’s stupid hard to get all the nutrients you need without meat and you need to be in a privilege
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I does raise an important question. Why do we have predators and why do we even have a food chain? Is it possible that evolutionary consuming meat gives you an advantage?
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Oh wow. Let me try forming that argument: 1) meat is nutrient-packed and getting all your nutrients from a plant based diet is stupid hard 2) to be able to be a vegan and healthy you need (today at least) to be in a privileged position (how
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I got where you’re coming from but meat is one of the most nutrients packed food you can eat. Also, evolutionary people did not become the top of the food chain by eating plants. Yes, it’s terrible how animals are being treated and yes mass
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you can say it. they just did
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not a lottery. in case of a lottery, when you have the winning numbers you go to a central authority that manages the whole thing and you claim the winnings. Also, in case of a lottery the winnings are a share of what has been put into buyi
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yes. bitcoin is the worst /s you know what’s the preferred currency for crime? the USD. If you look at how something, a tool, is used and declare it bad I’m not sure you’re seeing the big picture. A hammer can be used in construction o
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Goldman Sachs: 18% of World's Super Rich See Crypto as Inflation Hedge
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Gallup Poll: 6% of American Investors Own Bitcoin
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