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Warehouse workers are literally feeding America right now, so I agree with that part.
By the way, is there any workaround for the Esc issue? (i.e. a way to unfocus the new address bar)
https://www.fastcompany.com/90476154/airlines-will-stop-coro...
https://kuow.org/stories/seattle-public-schools-closes-for-t...
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/coronavirus-inslee-announce...
https://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/basic-types.html#ide...
According to Folha de São Paulo there is a recorded conversation where Greenwald mentions to one of the "hackers" that The Intercept Brasil had saved all the submitted files, hence there was no reason for the hacker group to keep them:
https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/poder/2020/01/sem-ter-sido-inv...
The plaintiff considers this is a proof of Greenwald assisting the group.
If you are curious about algorithmic compositions you may want to check the British duo Autechre. Their 2013 EP, L-Event, is probably a reference between l-systems and eleventh (interval): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKtrcF_Y16Y
Wait, do you have 20 friends that ran StyleGAN2 for a couple of hours to generate human faces? Can't they just avoid uploading a profile picture?
When I used Facebook my avatar was an anime and my name was an obvious joke. I didn't need to simulate a natural person identity.
You could start by looking for a new CTO maybe? I mean, Mark Karpeles was such an obvious bad choice.
I don't care what they end up selecting as the winner (and to be honest, I'm so ridiculously paranoid that I don't trust Keccak, for instance), I just think that having a competition where everyone is spending all their energy into looking for flaws on the others candidates is a great thing.
Next year China will announce a similar standardization process. Do I trust China? of course not, but I really welcome this initiative anyways.
> “It's very important that people wait for NIST to do its due diligence,” Frincke said.
This is the standard process.