Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by manmal on Friday November 20, 2020 @04:52AM
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Reading „cloud“ and „cancer test“ in the same article gives me the shivers. This is arguably one of the most sensitive pieces of information one can own about a person. The NN could just run in the app, recent phones are heavily optimized for this anyway.
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Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by yread on Friday November 20, 2020 @05:24AM
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Is it really that scary? In countries with sane laws and/or universal health care you can shout about your cancer diagnosis from the rooftops.
Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by peteradio on Friday November 20, 2020 @09:22AM
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Now imagine you live in a country without sane (or sanely enforced) protective laws _OR_ universal healthcare!
Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by mixedbit on Friday November 20, 2020 @05:34AM
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Do cloud tests really change much? How many people will start Googling information about a disease as soon as they have a positive diagnosis, giving Google the information without any cloud tests.
Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by manmal on Saturday November 21, 2020 @11:03AM
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I could be googling for a relative, or because of an upcoming test. An uploaded test is a hard fact.
Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by skummetmaelk on Friday November 20, 2020 @05:39AM
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Your argument is that because things are already bad it doesn't hurt to make them worse?
Re:James Dyson Award – International and Sustainability winn...
by mixedbit on Friday November 20, 2020 @05:50AM
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No, it wasn't my argument