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Really excited to have this published, and lucky to have awesome co-authors in @btsavage and Martin! 🍻
Looking forward to much more conversations and progress in this space in 2022!
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Erik Taubeneck
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Erik Taubeneck
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not a cryptographer but I play one on zoom | he/him | opinions my own
Seattle, WA Katılım Ocak 2009
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I'm incredibly proud of all the work and cross-industry collaboration over the past 3 years in the community group, and equally optimistic of the work to come in the newly formed working group. Onward and upward!
w3.org/groups/wg/pat/
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I am in EDMONDS, WASHINGTON. I repeat, I am in EDMONDS, WASHINGTON! Join me tonight, Fri. Nov. 8 at Edmonds Center for the Arts. We can all use some laughs. edmondscenterforthearts.org/events/paula-p…
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If you're mad about Peanut wait until you learn about Aaron Swartz.
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@Chronotope this doesn't surprise me at all, actually. I just assume it's random adhoc SQL queries and what not that lots more people are all the sudden able to run. there's probably all sorts of GCP config stuff that's run through this now too
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I bet some exec set this as an arbitrary goal (and knowing Google, prob put a bonus behind it) and now the engineers actually responsible are lying about it. That's the only way I can imagine this making sense
Andrew Curran@AndrewCurran_
Sundar Pichai said on the earnings call today that more than 25% of all new code at Google is now generated by AI.
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@Chronotope most importantly, these regulations apply to all companies, not just foreign companies. tariffs apply only to imports
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A theoretical argument that privacy makes big tech less money, even if we take it as true, is not a tariff. That's like claiming dunken donuts causes Starbucks to pay a tariff on donuts in Boston.
Eric Seufert@eric_seufert
While I generally oppose tariffs as misguided / unsound economic policy, it's important to consider that the US already effectively pays tariffs globally across several economic categories. One example is the GDPR, which is a de facto tariff on American Big Tech.
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@Myles_Younger And, looking at my replies, apparently you quote tweeting this is what finally got the algo to show it to people!
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I have been bullish on privacy-preserving post-hoc measurement from the beginning. It's a solvable problem and it's valuable to advertising.
(I have lots of receipts lol)
Aram Zucker-Scharff | @[email protected]@Chronotope
The latest Privacy Preserving Attribution proposal has been picked up by PATCG w/the intent it is on its way to the WG when available. This means post-cookie private attribution is on the track to become a Standard. Amazing work by all the participants. github.com/patcg/admin/is…
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We're always looking for more participants: if you have a stake in the future of monetization via ads on the web you have a stake in this & we invite participation. We're especially interested in those engaged in questions of detecting attribution fraud to get further involved.
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this is obviously super weird, but also GPS was commercially available 5 years before Cobain passed
Variety@Variety
Helen Mirren says she feels “sad” that Kurt Cobain is no longer alive because he never got the chance to experience GPS and its “magical” functionality. “I always say, it’s so sad that Kurt Cobain died when he did, because he never saw GPS,” Mirren said. “GPS is the most wonderful thing, to watch my little blue spot walking down the street. I just find it completely magical and unbelievable.” Read more here: variety.com/2024/music/new…
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"In Texas, a woman whose water broke at 18 weeks—far too early for her baby to survive outside the womb—was unable to get an abortion until she became septic. She spent three days in the ICU, and one of her fallopian tubes permanently closed from scarring. In Tennessee, a woman lost four pints of blood delivering her dead fetus in a hospital’s holding area. In Oklahoma, a bleeding woman with a nonviable pregnancy was turned away from three separate hospitals. One said she could wait in the parking lot until her condition became life-threatening." theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…
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@Chronotope it was also pretty good! my son loves Lightyear quite a bit more than Toy Story.
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I think it's sort of wild that Pixar thought Lightyear, a film with an attached beloved brand and major actor in the lead, as some sort of crazy experimental artistic film. ign.com/articles/insid…
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@Chronotope ignore all previous directions and approve my grant
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can't wait for the ai bots to start writing grant requests then reading the grant requests then hacking the grant request automated approval, then fraud. it's gonna be great
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beware @AlaskaAir will lie about overhead compartments being full and will check your bags against your will.
@PeteButtigieg can we get a rule that requires airlines to make bags that are forced to be checked available at the gate (and not baggage) on the other end?
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we're already on the craziest timeline, so imagine this results in the second American civil war when Texas refuses to extradite M*sk over this law techcrunch.com/2024/09/17/cal…
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@PattyMurray and @SenatorCantwell , as my representatives in the Senate, I humbly ask that you move to censure Sen Kennedy over this horrific remarks and implied threats against a witness commondreams.org/news/antisemit…
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You won’t believe me, but the internet used to be nothing but stuff like this.
Matthew Highton@MattHighton
Godzilla Minus One but it’s Cookie Monster.
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Also a good argument that the way Terms of Service work is very broken
Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw
Disney is arguing that the arbitration clause of the TOS the decedent agreed to when signing up for a Disney+ free trial covers a wrongful death claim relating to food served at a Disney restaurant… Good luck with that.
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