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Ross
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Interested in open data, machine learning, and distributed systems.
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nostr:npub1f0vsmteryrt5za2975lxa8ft789ngh9cxcf9z0lqm5vtk4cx3n0qwrrgpl did you just zap for the Npub artwork? Could not see who zapped me only ‘rojo’

Might have been me. I just zapped the note with 2100 sats.

Just like we learn to trust, there will not be a “trust algorithm”, it will be data driven for each individual.

Trusting a person is not the same as being willing to vouch for them.

In the former you have personal risk, in the latter you've doubled your liability.

It was the name of a heart attack inducing appetizer that was served at Chili’s going back to the late 80’s

rofl, that’s the best repo name ever. familiar with the naming convention but that’s a winner.

😂 dying at the idea of someone casually throwing this up on a screen and being like “hey check out this little highlight reel from my vacation on the coast this summer”

Fair, but that’s half the reason I posted this in the first place. Few of us have time to be contract lawyers, so it’s helpful if we watch out for one another. ✌️

When I use a paid service one of the things I assume I am getting in return is privacy and security. If that’s not the case then it should be made clear. It’s all about expectations and trust.

As I said elsewhere, totally agree but that doesn’t mean people shouldn’t shine a light on it.

Agree, can’t say I’m surprised. But it’s still our job to call people out when they cross the line. This is all about transparency and expectations.

They absolutely can, everything here is public. There are already people training models on nostr posts. Nobody here has expectations that they have control over the data they publish once it’s in the wild.

Slack has been scanning your messages to train its AI models and the only way to stop it is to email them.

This is some bullshit.

https://www.engadget.com/yuck-slack-has-been-scanning-your-messages-to-train-its-ai-models-181918245.html

Is the concept of hierarchical deterministic npubs a valid idea? Someone could use a single key to sign for 1-n keys that all roll up to the parent?