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I am Yehuda Lindell, cryptographer (& CEO); ask me anything!

I am Yehuda Lindell, CEO of [Unbound Tech](https://www.unboundtech.com/), and a professor of computer science at Bar-Ilan University (on leave). My area of research covers both theoretical and applied cryptography, and focuses significantly on MPC (secure multiparty computat...

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February 26th 2020

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We’re engineering leads at Waymo and we're here to answer your questions on hardware and software development for self-driving technology - Ask Us Anything!

Hey Reddit, we’re Satish Jeyachandran, Mizuki McGrath, and Nathaniel Fairfield, eager to hear your questions on hardware and software development of self-driving technology. Here’s a little background on each of us: I’m Satish, and I joined Waymo in 2017 to lead the h...

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November 14th 2019

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I own the largest meme bot on Discord app, with 1.3m+ servers using it. Dank Memer. AMA

Our Discord bot has brought happiness and memes to millions over the last two years, and I get questions about our business structure, our philosophy, and personal questions almost daily. I'd love to answer any questions anyone has, whether it be about Discord, the bot, or e...

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November 10th 2019

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I'm Tommy, I built ReviewMeta - a site that detects "fake" reviews on Amazon. AMA!

Hello Reddit, I'm Tommy Noonan. In 2015, I spent an entire day reading *ALL 580 reviews for a product on Amazon*. To my surprise, many reviewers admitted they had not used the product, or they got one for free, **but still left 5 stars**. I noticed dozens of other extremely ...

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November 6th 2019

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fightforthefuture

What the heck is happening with this net neutrality court decision? We'll be joined by public interest lawyers, activists, experts, and Senator Ed Markey to answer your questions about the federal court decision regarding Ajit Pai's repeal of open Internet protections.

A federal court just issued a major decision on the Federal Communications Commission's resoundingly unpopular repeal of net neutrality protections. The court partially upheld Ajit Pai's order, but struck down key provisions, including the FCC's attempt to prevent states fro...

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October 2nd 2019

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Hi, Reddit! We’re iFixit and we just tore down the iPhone 11, the Switch Lite, and the Apple Watch Series 5. Ask us anything!

**FINAL UPDATE:** Alright, that's it! Thanks for participating and we'll see you at the next one! **UPDATE (1:10 pm PT):** We're going on break for a little while, but we'll check back in every now and then to answer any more questions! Hello, fellow Redditors! We’re [iF...

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September 27th 2019

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Hi Reddit! The Microsoft Edge Beta is here. We’re pretty excited to answer your questions and learn what you think. Got questions about new features? Future plans? Life at Microsoft? What we ate for breakfast? Ask us anything!

Earlier this year, we released our first preview builds of the next version of Microsoft Edge, now built on the Chromium open source project. We had a great time answering your questions in our last AMA in June, Now that the Beta is available we’re back to continue the con...

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August 22nd 2019

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I built a platform for journalism with “open source” fact checking. In the age of information (and misinformation) overload, the goal is to help the best journalists stand out by making their fact checking process fully transparent and reviewable. AmA!

There are a lot of projects out there trying to detect and flag misinformation. Even though I know these projects have the best of intentions, I believe they’ll never be able to keep up. The energy it takes to refute bullshit is much greater than the energy to produce it. ...

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August 22nd 2019

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My name's Christian Selig, I used to work at Apple and now build the Apollo Reddit app with over 1 million downloads. 100% of the app's proceeds today will be donated to the SPCA animal shelter, which has taken in a bunch of orphaned/abandoned kittens and is very strained on resources. 🐶🐱AMA!

Hey all, Little backstory, my name's Christian Selig, I'm freshly 26 (today's my birthday actually!), and I build the [Apollo for Reddit](https://itunes.apple.com/app/id979274575) app. In the summer of 2014 during my Computer Science degree I was lucky enough to intern at ...

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July 20th 2019

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I made a free alternative to Photoshop, that is used by 3 millions of people. Ask me Anything!

My name is Ivan Kutskir, I am 28 y.o. and live in Prague, the Czech Republic. I am the author of [www.Photopea.com](https://www.Photopea.com) , an advanced image editor, that works in a web browser. There were about 3 million visitors in June. I already [did the AMA here se...

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July 3rd 2019

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