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by wuliwong 7y ago
The ability to fake photos has been around for a while and it hasn't been a big deal. People overall have proven savvy enough to mostly discern real from faked. My prediction is that the same will be true for ML faked videos.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
The subculture of people who have iPhones? As much as Apple would want this to be, I don't believe there is a cohesive subculture that describes all iPhone users.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I'm coming from the other side, I've been feeling more and more of a desire to go back to Android. I had a pretty gnarly experience where my cellular antenna stopped working and apple gave surprisingly poor customer support. I&#x2
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by wuliwong 7y ago
ParkMobile | ATL | Title Lead Software Engineer | Full time | Onsite - Lead Software Engineer: https://parkmobile-usa.breezy.hr/p/35e83accc16f-lead-softwar... Our team is committed to creating tech-based solutions that
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>Way forward I didn't see any mention of a way forward, just commentary on past changes and past articles citing a dislike of SO.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Do you have a Peloton or have you at least tried one? I don't/haven't but this seems pretty reductive.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
My experience has been highly variable. It's just my experience, I'm a pretty weird person and tend to be an outlier. But I do think the observation of the variable effect of different job situations in my life is pretty interesti
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>Humans have been doing paper document chains of custody since the ancient Chinese and the Romans. It's not rocket surgery. And people have been figuring out ways to get around these impediments since their advent. It's not as
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>With a paper ballot, I can go to the polling booth, see my vote being counted, and see whether any other funky stuff happens, right there. It's all in the open. This in turn gives you extra trust in the system. What do you mean you
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by wuliwong 7y ago
The government did wind up settling. https://www.courthousenews.com/justice-department-settles-te... It does seem that this could be argued as just a political move b/c the settlement occurred under Trump and the accus
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>Generally they don't harass people unless something seems amiss and there is a large enough discrepancy to justify it. There are lots of anecdotal reports to the contrary of what you just stated. Do you have anything more than anec
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by wuliwong 7y ago
This article doesn't present the case that this is something wide spread or increasing in frequency. It just contains links to various articles but gives the reader no idea of the relative numbers of this type of reporting versus other
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by wuliwong 7y ago
HN self-polices the titles here pretty well. Correcting inaccurate titles is a regular occurrence on HN. I think it leads to a much better user experience. Wanting an accurate headline on HN does not have to conflate to a person not underst
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by wuliwong 7y ago
That would seem fine. Possibly add a reference to the Schengen Information System to be specific?
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I don't think what you are saying is correct. Isn't an emulator something that takes the same inputs and produces the same outputs? I don't think "bottom-up" has anything to do with it.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Why was this submission marked [Dead]?
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by wuliwong 7y ago
This is obviously not true. There are certainly people that are skeptical and do not have their identities attached to "denialism."
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I have no clue what level of industrial espionage takes place in the US or China but the fact that it _has_ occurred in both places does not speak to the frequency and severity that these types of actions are taken. All your examples could
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>USA steals a lot of stuff too That is a vague response to a more specific claim that China is "ripping off IP" not simply "stuff."
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I upgraded to the latest iphone XS this year after my iphone 7s had a cellular antenna failure which Apple would not fix even with my apple care plan. After about 4 months with this new phone I still prefer the older phone. I do not really
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I actually had the same question. Maybe community or neighborhood groups or volunteer activities? I'd probably just call all that personal but I could see a distinction.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Slack has a completely different business model than Facebook. Facebook has no paid tier for its users, all the money comes from advertisers.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I'll see your anecdotal experience and raise you mine: in 9 years I've only worked with one company that did use Jira.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I kind of suspect that fake videos will not be much more of an issue than photoshopped images. I don't recall with certainty but I believe there was some fear surrounding the ease at which photographs could be manipulated in the digita
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I see them being built all over Atlanta. The tell tale concrete base with the wood frames on top. I'm not a city planner or anything but over the last 10 years it seems that a lot of cool neighborhoods with character are being transfor
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by wuliwong 7y ago
What if banks tend to lend out too much money because of the deposit insurance? This could have other, unintended consequences beyond the narrow scope of your comment.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
In the US, cryptocurrencies are treated as assets, they are taxed every time you exchange them for something or even each other. I would disagree that libra coin is akin to Facebook and partners creating their own money.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>We need to stop looking at what looks cool and focus on what works. And what works often looks boring. I feel like the author is addressing a whole industry that I didn't even know was a thing?
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I'm not sure what your definition of tangible, physical resource is but bandwidth is limited and measurable.

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