Now he has been fired. The included Daily Show blurb consisted of him saying he'd probably be fired.
It's not legal to spy on citizens. Assuming the NSA (and likely not the FBI) held illegally seized data, it still wouldn't be admissible as evidence in a trial.
The institute and the open letter are about maximizing the societal benefits of AI by funding research that provides net positives to humanity. The goal isn't to prevent the development of potentially harmful…
I can say that recently LinkedIn has asked me to reauthenticate on multiple occasions in the same session. I've had the same for Google but I have not tried recently. I'm aware that Twitter and Facebook allow you to do…
While I believe that allowing CSRF is terrible practice, as a user of Doorkeeper, I think the problem here is Digital Ocean's atypical usage of OAuth2. When you request an access token for a resource owner in OAuth2,…
Giving them fake information would be illegal and probably be breaching their ToS.
Your _personal_ ethics can easily get you _fired_.
Capital doesn't grow on trees.
It couldn't handle files with spaces, plus the link it gives initiates a download for the file instead allowing you to view it in the browser. Considering most of the time I want to quickly upload a file in this manner…
Now he has been fired. The included Daily Show blurb consisted of him saying he'd probably be fired.
It's not legal to spy on citizens. Assuming the NSA (and likely not the FBI) held illegally seized data, it still wouldn't be admissible as evidence in a trial.
The institute and the open letter are about maximizing the societal benefits of AI by funding research that provides net positives to humanity. The goal isn't to prevent the development of potentially harmful…
I can say that recently LinkedIn has asked me to reauthenticate on multiple occasions in the same session. I've had the same for Google but I have not tried recently. I'm aware that Twitter and Facebook allow you to do…
While I believe that allowing CSRF is terrible practice, as a user of Doorkeeper, I think the problem here is Digital Ocean's atypical usage of OAuth2. When you request an access token for a resource owner in OAuth2,…
Giving them fake information would be illegal and probably be breaching their ToS.
Your _personal_ ethics can easily get you _fired_.
Capital doesn't grow on trees.
It couldn't handle files with spaces, plus the link it gives initiates a download for the file instead allowing you to view it in the browser. Considering most of the time I want to quickly upload a file in this manner…