Tryk

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by Tryk 3y ago
Nothing wrong with this in principle. The burning questions is what they use the data for. In particular, do they sell it to 3rd parties? How long do they keep the data?
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by Tryk 3y ago
Right, they HAD to break the law otherwise lawlessness would be pervasive...
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by Tryk 3y ago
Of course we should just give up and give all our data to anyone who wants it, lest we burden the developers in any way.
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by Tryk 3y ago
Well said. I'd recommend Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff for an in-depth study of this unprecedented and spectacular surveillance that is becoming so commonplace.
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by Tryk 3y ago
Takes one to know one I guess
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by Tryk 3y ago
Pure Unchecked Surveillance Capitalism https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surveillance_capitalism
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by Tryk 3y ago
>how do you teach them what the right choices are if you don't actually see their choices? You teach them principles, obviously. Or are you planning on weighing in on their choices for the rest of their lives?
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by Tryk 4y ago
Never heard of this, that's quite shocking. Do you have any source?
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by Tryk 4y ago
>Why should I relent when those points show that COPPA is indeed quite different from GDPR? What's the flaw in my reasoning here? The flaw, in my view, is that you begin with something that sounds very general (GDPR is the first ext
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by Tryk 4y ago
Having read this comment thread I feel compelled to comment that I find your reasoning bizarre. You started out with saying: > GDPR tries to enforce its rules on servers outside of its territory. Which you then clarified to > It'
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by Tryk 4y ago
>Unfortunately we don't really have a way for the FOSS community to pool together that much money to buy compute from cloud providers. How so? Why couldn't we just start a gofundme/kickstarter to fund the training of an o
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by Tryk 4y ago
Why doesn't someone just start a gofundme/kickstarter with the goal of funding the training of an open-source ChatGPT-capable model?
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by Tryk 4y ago
How would you explain the food inflation of Switzerland, a net food importer, that stands at 6.5% over the same 12 month period? [0] [0]: https://tradingeconomics.com/switzerland/food-inflation
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by Tryk 4y ago
I don't quite understand what you mean- Could you ground you statement with some source?
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by Tryk 4y ago
Consider the comparison between Norway and Sweden, two extremely similar countries in almost all respects. Food inflation in Sweden is 22.1% over 12-month [0] Food inflation in Norway is 8.8% over 12-months [1] Obviously someone is making m
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by Tryk 4y ago
Great game, it's actually on Steam. [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1510/Uplink/
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by Tryk 4y ago
31*
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Ask HN: Beginner friendly well-maintained Open Source projects?
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by Tryk 4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to expand your argument. But I don't understand where you get the notion of a "zero-sum understanding" from the linked article. Nor do I understand what in the piece you interpret as an instance of
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by Tryk 4y ago
You make a lot of claims and sprinkle some rhetoric but I notice you don't actually provide any sources for your claims. Nor does it appear as though your claims are falsifiable. >Is there a version of this that is readable that isn
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by Tryk 4y ago
Did you read it? They do mention Morgernstern multiple times in the article. Morgernstern's name is mentioned 10 times in the article. For instance: >"This is most evident in his treatment of von Neumann’s pioneering work in th
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by Tryk 4y ago
Pray tell, what is the nature of government?
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by Tryk 4y ago
I disagree. Good product design is faithful and doesn't change every time someone does an A/B test
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by Tryk 4y ago
Do you mean shopping malls?
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by Tryk 4y ago
Protonmail has imap support with their Bridge application ( https://proton.me/mail/bridge )
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by Tryk 4y ago
The reason Magnus is not defending his title has nothing to do with some decline in ability. Last game versus Nepomniachtchi he won quite convincingly 7.5 to 3.5. >“I feel I don’t have a lot to gain, I don’t particularly like [the champi
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by Tryk 4y ago
> The key thing that most people in tech don't appear to grok very easily is that the overwhelming majority of web services like search engines, social media, ad-driven news websites, etc are all things that users place practically
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by Tryk 4y ago
They have 1700 employees in Ukraine ( https://www.namecheap.com/careers/ukraine/ ) maybe you would feel differently if your country was invaded.
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by Tryk 4y ago
I think the issue is more to do with the unpaid aspect rather than the take-home.
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by Tryk 4y ago
It's unduly burdensome to require the candidate to complete a take-home assignment before even having a interview. Simply first interview the candidate (requires an roughly equal investment in time) and then give take-home for the prom

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