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Simple Practices for Internet Privacy
Locking your front door on the internet.
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Roy Rinberg
February 2022
Who wants to spend a million?
okay, fine $1,191,700
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Roy Rinberg
A Thermodynamics Argument for Cryptographers in the Cryptowars
Alt title: Will backdoor cryptography bring about the eventual heat death of the universe? Technically.
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Roy Rinberg
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Today in "What's Amazon Doing to Steal your Privacy"
Post from the Past
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Roy Rinberg
September 2021
Resources for Technical Privacy
I’ve been spinning up on privacy for a little while now, here are some resources I’ve found helpful: Summaries OpenDP Documentation…
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Roy Rinberg
We need Better Hedges (in Public-Interest Technology)
It might seem an improbable choice for someone aspiring to help people. But it was not at all an unusual one in her circles. Cohen was hardly the first…
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Roy Rinberg
Cause Evaluation: Cybersecurity
I’m interested in doing a decently hard pivot with my life into the internet privacy (and security) space. Here, I explore, at a very high-level, the…
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Roy Rinberg
August 2021
Getting Started with AI-Alignment
Or at least what I know about it
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Roy Rinberg
September 2020
Resources for Working in Public-Interest Technology
For scientists, engineers, PMs, students, lawyers, and policy-makers, and anyone in between.
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Roy Rinberg
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