Narkov

> Yeah this looks like it's going to go on history as the worst vulnerability ever.

lol no.

I feel old. Heartbleed was 2014.

Speed is definitely a marketable quality. All these things are a trade-off and solely measuring against SOTA I don't feel is always helpful.

> Think of it like an ID check at the airport

That's an interesting way of selling this.

Fair question but haven't we been doing this for decades? Very few people know how to write assembly and yet software has proliferated. This is just another abstraction.

Nothing in the article talks about noise pollution. Their concern is about resource usage - water and electricity.

> Californians are staring down the barrel of a huge car buying crunch in ~7yrs

Yay the free market, hey?

What makes you think the raw audio stream needs to be sent anywhere. Modern phones are capable of doing keyword extraction on-device.

> The participation rate has always been low in rich western countries.

Australia has entered the chat.

This very much depends on your definition of major.

Hubspot does most of this already?

> I've always considered insurance false-economy and avoided it wherever possible, especially for events with losses <$20k.

Everything is relative, right? Self insurance is fine if you can afford it. Most people can't wear a $20k hit without potentially ending up homeless or in significant financial distress.

> Compulsory voting removes an important signal where participation indicates the legitimacy.

Why on earth would you prefer a signal of legitimacy over 70/80/90% vote participation? Get people engaged.

It's not a money thing. It is a process thing. They have regulations that they must follow to off-board you.