As a human I feel like I can make a damned good guess as to someone's politics by looking at them. We're really, really good at picking up clues from faces, even if we're not conscious as to why we're getting those clues.
Despite being an avid shooter, I'm very liberal. No one I've talked to, or been around, regarding guns has ever assumed I'm conservative. In fact, I've noticed they're damned careful to dance around politics around me.
Maybe it's the long hair? OTOH, I can be red necked out in my attire and holding an AR-15 and people still won't being up conservative views. And I'm in a very conservative area where it's safe to assume a guy that looks like me is a Trump voter.
I could see an AI correlating 10,000 facial cues to make an accurate guess. Interesting to think on.
Nice. Hashicorp is already in the "fuck around" phase of closing up their software licenses using contributor agreements and now everyone that uses their software will enjoy a delightful "finding out" (massive price increases and stagnation).
Their specific argument doesn't work super well when you consider that one end of the e2ee can willingly reveal the other's messages. Which means their real complaint here is that they can't perpetually scan all communication without permission...
I suppose from a safety perspective it’s better that they stay on during the day than off at night. I’m surprised they’re networked and affected at all, though. Most streetlights I’ve seen appear to work on a relatively simple light sensor. They turn on when it’s dark enough and off when it’s light enough, which means if it gets unusually dark from a particularly strong storm they come on during the day.
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