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by rinze 8y ago
Isn't that what the current system is all about?
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by rinze 8y ago
I feel the need to register justonegram.com.
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Hong Kong customs using AI to track down counterfeit goods(scmp.com)
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by rinze 8y ago
"The world is going to hell, almost literally" "We just need to figure out how to make money while avoiding it" Which pretty much sums up why we are here.
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Credit file password is stolen (1984)(nytimes.com)
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Foundations for Open Scholarship Strategy Development(github.com)
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Deep Fakes: A Looming Challenge for Privacy, Democracy, and National Security(papers.ssrn.com)
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Labour HQ used Facebook ads to deceive Jeremy Corbyn during election campaign(thetimes.co.uk)
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Scammers Are Using ‘Clash of Clans’ to Launder Money from Stolen Credit Cards(motherboard.vice.com)
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'I punched him so hard he cried': inside the Street Fighter movie(theguardian.com)
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by rinze 8y ago
> My favourite example is Die Hard, which was translated to Polish as "Szklana Pułapka" (a glass trap). Presumably because the action took place in a skyscraper. I just wish I could have seen the faces of TV execs when they lea
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by rinze 8y ago
> “The whole point is that people don’t know if they’re being monitored, and that uncertainty makes people more obedient,” said Mr. Chorzempa, the Peterson Institute fellow. Straight from 1984.
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by rinze 8y ago
"We" (a general "we") never do anything wrong, it's always The Others.
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Ask HN: Have you been sending GDPR requests out there?
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Diminishing returns on Kaggle competitions rewards(kaggle.com)
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[pdf] Visual Content Privacy Leaks on Social Media Networks(arxiv.org)
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by rinze 8y ago
Bitcoins are tulips.
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by rinze 8y ago
Ah! Beat me by 1 minute :D I saw this first on Lawfare: https://www.lawfareblog.com/document-supreme-court-rules-car...
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What happens when China’s state-run media embraces AI?(cjr.org)
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Free Societies Are at a Disadvantage in National Cybersecurity(schneier.com)
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by rinze 8y ago
Submitted the translated version on the original news article published at https://www.eldiario.es/tecnologia/Liga-Futbol-microfono-tel... . Google Translate does a pretty good job, however.
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The Spanish Liga uses the phone microphone of millions of fans to spy on bars(translate.google.com)
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How data is acquired, analysed and used to influence you in political campaigns(ourdataourselves.tacticaltech.org)
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Facebook made an AI that convincingly turns one style of music into another(thenextweb.com)
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by rinze 8y ago
For people that didn't live through the 90s: a Microsoft promise is as good as a Facebook promise.
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German spy agency can keep tabs on internet hubs: court(phys.org)
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by rinze 8y ago
I did exactly this a while ago (before deleting my Twitter account for good) and with the id extracted from the downloaded CSV I could delete everything. Perhaps they've changed policies recently. I wrote a couple of Python scripts to
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NSA posters from the 50s and 60s [pdf](governmentattic.org)
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A Long Way to the Top: Significance, Structure, Stability of Internet Top Lists(export.arxiv.org)
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Wanted: Online Pubs Doing Real (and Therefore GDPR-Compliant) Advertising(blogs.harvard.edu)
24 points by rinze 8y ago|25 comments

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