bamnet

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   by bamnet 4mo ago

   K-Anonymity isn't the only technique. Differential Privacy is arguably more robust.
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   by bamnet 2y ago

   This isn't just a theoretical point. Chrome extensions are the canonical example of products which start off with the best intentions, get acquired, and then ...
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   by bamnet 3y ago

   It's a super cool API, but last I chatted with the team who maintains this (~2020?) it was already understaffed and they only had capacity for bug fixes. The roadmap hasn't been updated since 2017 so YMMV.
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   by bamnet 3y ago

   This isn't how it works. The Google Maps API doesn't know where users are. Instead, it's probably being used for an autocomplete widget to help users type in an address.
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   by bamnet 8y ago

   Last I checked the new Google Maps licensing [1] is a bit more permissive, placing no restrictions on the behind a login bit. The Google Maps JavaScript API does support UIWebView [2] so it should work embedded on iOS. There's a native
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   by bamnet 9y ago

   Users are never happy with chatbots, but they can be happy with chat experiences if they never realize there's a bot behind the scenes.
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   by bamnet 9y ago

   GEE lets you take a lots of imagery and vector data and process it together so that it can be displayed on Google Earth or anything that can render simple imagery tiles like the Google Maps API. It can run locally / on prem which is a
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   by bamnet 12y ago

   You should probably migrate to the V3 API.