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by rediguanayum 3y ago
The US Supreme Court today heard oral arguments on Florida and Texas state laws that impose limits on how social media companies can moderate user-generated content.
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Supreme Court Seems Wary of State Laws Regulating Social Media(nytimes.com)
3 points by rediguanayum 3y ago|3 comments
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
The tech industry argues that laws in Florida and Texas, prompted by conservative complaints about censorship, violate the First Amendment. The court’s decision could fundamentally alter the nature of speech on the internet.
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
There's also the LG one. Reviews are so-so about the LG one, with lots of complaints about reliability and clothes smelling cooked after drying with the heat pump.
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
Why don't the browsers make the trusted CA root set a choice? Have a radio button selector between the "EU sanctioned", "Browser safe-default", and user selectable? Make radio button panel really easy to find and
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
The chip designers back then were focussed (micro-)instructions per clock (IPC), and everyone knew that RISC and CISC were going to hit a wall due to the ALU bypass network. A this is pretty true, they did, to this day, with some increment
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
Content credentials ( https://contentauthenticity.org/ ) appears to use a Certificate Authority (CA) system to authenticate information, and they believe it can help fight misinformation: https://rd.nytimes.com&#x2
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Pixel 8 camera specs leak, adds manual controls, AI to change faces(9to5google.com)
5 points by rediguanayum 3y ago|2 comments
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
Paper in question: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2302.07287.pdf . Apparently won the Euro Privacy and Privacy best paper. It publishes and draw attention to what in industry has been "known" lore about SPF and ARC
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
(not an MD) The FDA does allow for compassionate use of experimental drugs. My understanding the many early stage drugs are tested this way, but access is limited to trial centers. The author should try search drug trials database to see
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
Hackers stole a cryptographic key that let them forge user identities and slip past defenses. (Article from Wired/Arstechnica)
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A cloud flaw gave Chinese spies a key to Microsoft’s kingdom(wired.com)
10 points by rediguanayum 3y ago|1 comments
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
+1 Wife is an ER doc. She also agrees with the premise management that communicating medical facts to that patient and family is burdensome and time consuming, especially when there's pressure on the staff to see a high volume of patie
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
I think this looks awesome and captures the whole IKEA vibe very well.
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by rediguanayum 3y ago
Apple supports BIMI: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213155 and https://www.forrester.com/blogs/apples-bimi-support-time-to-...
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
Agreed while this is excessive, many hospitals do this to cover the uninsured who don't pay their bills. Hospitals have to care for such patients due to EMTALA. Consequently many non-academic hospitals are under huge financial stress
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
Oh no and so sad to see it now confirmed that crazybob passed. Didn't know Bob Lee personally, but his legacy lives on in the code that he wrote such as Guice injection, that I work with on a daily basis. He was truly a gifted progra
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
Disclosure: I work in Gmail. Likely there's a reputation issue on those IPs. Consider filling out a form to investigate that: https://support.google.com/mail/contact/gmail_bulk_sender_es...
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
"The final death tolls are likely to place these two successive earthquakes among the worst natural disasters that have been witnessed in the world. The sobering question ... is whether this enormous loss of lives, homes, and livelihoo
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Earthquake in Turkey exposes gap between seismic knowledge and action(theconversation.com)
1 points by rediguanayum 4y ago|1 comments
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The Navy’s Dolphins Have a Few Things to Tell Us About Aging(nytimes.com)
3 points by rediguanayum 4y ago|1 comments
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
I think there is a general consensus that the New York Post has a credibility gap, so it is not "ad hominem dogwhistle". From it's Wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Post ): "
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
> 1. Go to the ER and pay $X000 Agreed most people think that the ER is $X000. What people don't realize is that the hospital then attempts to recoup the cost by charging paying patients and their insurance companies more. This is
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
There's a very similar article in NYTImes: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/31/opinion/southwest-airline... that attributes the tech debt to years of negligence attributed to mistaken corporate incen
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
They have a US office. Fastmail's "schtick" is that they very much support open IETF standards which I admire. Their CEO, Bron Gondwana, is a frequent participant at the IETF. Disclaimer: I work for a competitor of theirs, bu
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Asianometry: The Crazy Computations Inside Your Smartphone Cameras(youtube.com)
2 points by rediguanayum 4y ago|2 comments
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
Pretty sweet technical description of how your leading edge smartphone camera works.
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
This is correct.
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
Good explainer w/o bias towards either side. Explains why Ukrainians want the MLRS systems so much.
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by rediguanayum 4y ago
I don't know why this was down voted, but I agree, that this tragic shutdown makes it clear that Ransomeware affects the real world.

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