hdm41bc

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   by hdm41bc 5y ago

   Yeah, working code snippets would be great. That would provide an unambiguous implementation that someone could use to dig into the underlying functions used and learn the basic concepts that would be tedious for the author to go through. I
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   by hdm41bc 5y ago

   Great thanks! I’ll remember to use math.stackexchange.com as a resource in the future.
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   by hdm41bc 5y ago

   One of the aspects of math papers that I dislike is how unapproachable they are if you’re unfamiliar with some of the terminology and conventions. The esoteric symbols don’t make it any easier to Google their definitions either. For instanc
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   by hdm41bc 5y ago

   I don’t think most people need to adopt this on their cameras for it to work. My perspective here is that journalistic sources that want to be trusted could employ this system. Along with signing the media and the blockchain, a system would
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   by hdm41bc 5y ago

   The way I thought that the blockchain would be employed is to use it to track transformations of the image. Post-processing, adding captions, and what not. This would provide an audit trail of changes to the original source image. If, in fa
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   by hdm41bc 5y ago

   Is this a solvable problem by requiring camera manufacturers cryptographically sign photos and videos created on those devices? If that’s in place then it seems like it could be the basis for chain of custody of journalistic images backed