BartjeD

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by BartjeD 3y ago
It reads to me that locking yourself / AI up in a room with only yourself to converse with causes it to go MAD / out of touch with reality. If you interact with people / fresh data regularly you'll avoid that. I'm n
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Horrible popup on the blog, cant cancel it pn mobile
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Its remarkable that citizens from mostly the US and UK think this is horrible, while most citizens from western Europe actually already deal with these systems on a national level - so it isn't anything new. Similar to how bank transac
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by BartjeD 3y ago
So that 99.999% percent of folks won't bother them.
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by BartjeD 3y ago
And also of regulatory capture.
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by BartjeD 3y ago
I might give this a try.
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Just because the name says worker co-op doesn't mean every employee has to be vested. In the Netherlands a coop is an acutal legal structure that businesses may adopt. It will surprise you to hear that we even a big bank which is: A co
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by BartjeD 3y ago
I think a lot improved for the countless people who got medicaid. When you assert something hasn't improved, it tells me it hasnt improved according to your personal criteria. I suspect those dont cover the wellfare and health of your
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Why cant they hire non share packaged employees? Why do they have to shrink their pie? To me this sounds very annecdotal and intuitive based on what you think you know. I'd like to know if it has been studied and what those studies fou
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by BartjeD 3y ago
The GDPR is part of a much longer and older saga concerning 'data sovereignty'. US courts have in the past repeatedly forced EU companies to divulge personal data and business information, in US lawsuits (discovery etc..). The re
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Could you give me a source for: `(it doesn't hurt that economically, consumer wealth in Europe is falling like a rock).` Where in Europe is consumer wealth falling, by how much, and why is this a trend? I could say the same about the U
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by BartjeD 3y ago
Isn't that a dictionary of patterns?
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by BartjeD 3y ago
This isn't a new problem. The standard legal remedy is distributor liability, for importing unsafe products. This has been part of EU regulation for more than 30 years
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by BartjeD 4y ago
In concept you cannot (enforce) patented sky castles. But you may patent them. A patent becomes worthless when it is invalidated after you try to enforce it. The enforcement proceedings are the real legal test of a patent. The mere granting
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by BartjeD 4y ago
I enjoyed reading it, but I have a few comments from a (non US) legal perspective. I also shared these in the substack. I put them here for discussion. A) One import aspect not hightlighted about the patent system is that it's intende
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by BartjeD 4y ago
Your data are wrong. Germany is home to approximately 83 million people. Japan 126 million. Japan is 40% bigger than Germany, not 60%. US is roughly 334 million. Europe is rougly 748 million, of which the EU is roughly 447 million.
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by BartjeD 4y ago
I really hate the sensationalist title. There is no violence being used. This isn't a war. This is just more strategic competition. Apart from that its interesting.
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by BartjeD 4y ago
I understand it seems clever to frame AI trends in an evolutionary setting. But no one was there in the Cambrian period. We have no idea what the circumstances really were. I'm not dismissing historical sources. Just saying the timesca
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by BartjeD 4y ago
In 2017 you didnt have io uring yet. Though that doesn't explain it for windows and android.
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by BartjeD 4y ago
In my opinion the complexity is caused by the amount and the combination of technical choices, design choices, and process pipeline choices. ... Long story short is that a web app is cross-platform (browser) program and that very quickly ge
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by BartjeD 4y ago
In my opinion the complexity is caused by the amount and the combination of technical choices, design choices, and process pipeline choices. ... Long story short is that a web app is cross-platform (browser) program and that very quickly ge
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by BartjeD 4y ago
Arbitration is a contentious legal issue, despite being present in many types of contracts. It is contentious because legal research has repeatedly demonstrated that there are legal fields in which for an undetermined reason the plaintiff f
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by BartjeD 4y ago
Jetpacks are unsafe when users can manipulate them and potentially crash them, or ignore safety warnings etc.. It's a lot safer if they are flown by AI. Possibly only reverting to manual control in an emergency and then only for a cont
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by BartjeD 4y ago
... Because building and running a piece of software is a vastly more complicated process than ordering a bottle of wine and drinking it. The way to hell is paved with well intended analogies.
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by BartjeD 4y ago
This is only partly correct: In so far as Privacy law is based on EU law the DPA has duty apply the law in a consistent manner. In line with the rest of the EU, that is to say. To avoid fractures and discrepancies in EU law. Obviously these
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by BartjeD 4y ago
I am also wondering this. But I hope it won't move quite so far or fast as to ban Windows.
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by BartjeD 4y ago
They have a duty to cooperate though: They cannot disregard other rulings. Conflicts interpretation and by extension conclusions are typically finally resolved at the EU level. When there is bickering. In practice you see this happening at
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by BartjeD 4y ago
It is a bit clickbaity. But on the whole i'd say its warranted. Because these judgements are precedents which bind other DPA's. The scope of the factual findings is broad enough to say that it affects any business using 365 handli
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by BartjeD 4y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31331228 It's been almost 4 months since my last attempt to get this done. And then 6 months before that, it's almost more than a year now.
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Asking for help: Please encourage Microsoft to add AAAA records for artefacts
36 points by BartjeD 4y ago|15 comments

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