barneysversion

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   by barneysversion 5y ago

   I think Google does make money via 9a based on who pays for it. Consumers don't pay for the information. Advertisers do pay for matching their ads to likely buyers.
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   by barneysversion 5y ago

   Key management is how many comply with GDPR today. They encrypt the PII and associate it with the user. Then, when someone requests their info to be "deleted", they zero out the encryption key.
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   by barneysversion 5y ago

   > If you are projecting a receding economy and/or decreased demand for the land you are buying, then it does not make sense to pay as much as you can afford... I think this is the above commenter's concern; homebuyers are not a
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   The Future Lies Ahead – 2038 Bug (2006)(substitute.livejournal.com)

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   by barneysversion 5y ago

   Reification is usually a fallacy when we take the abstraction too far. The canonical example being "the map is not the territory" where someone confuses every mark on a map with actual features of the terrain. One could argue that
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   by barneysversion 5y ago

   >> This is where you can get a loan for any amount (liquidity provided) as long as you repay the full loan amount in the same block. > What is the point of that? Leveraging arbitrage