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by madez 8y ago
This is not a trade-war issue. This is a long planned review of the Privacy Shield regulation. Even if all trade conflicts ended, this would continue because it is not about trade but fundamental rights.
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by madez 8y ago
> I don't like Disney but I think they have the right to protect Mickey Mouse so long as they are a viable entity/business. I strongly disagree with that. Just like with patents, the regulative protection must end at some point
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by madez 8y ago
This is a hoax, right? Numerical methods like the one mentioned are basic stuff in mathematics. It's like someone claimed to have invented using derivatives in mathematical models. It's beyond eye-roll-inducing.
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If your mind is too open your brain might fall out.
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by madez 8y ago
> then verbally tell them to another business At this point it leaves your brain and becomes subject to the GDPR.
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by madez 8y ago
This completely misses the point, and it's telling that it gets votes. The GDPR does not regulate what you personally know, it is about collections of information outside of your brain.
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> all are caused my german. It's not like German were "at fault". English grew out of a common ancestor with nowadays German.
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> So what's the controversy? A good example is your comments sibling.
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by madez 8y ago
Better not let the kids in the workshop. They could think the tools lying around there are made by professionals so they'd be safe, resulting in them getting hurt. And the metal and wooden dust from the saw someone used there could get
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by madez 8y ago
Let me add that there exists a similar echo chamber when it comes to questions regarding cryptography. Way too often questions about how to do this or that in cryptography are put down by a "you don't" or the generic "do
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by madez 8y ago
That is generally an unsolved problem, and highly specific to the situation. Even the interpretation of the question depends on the context. To read more about it, I would look under the term "System Identification" and "Math
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by madez 8y ago
One can easily embed R into R^N with a dense image, so it's straightforward to see that one parameter is always enough. In the case of computable reals (which contain everything we deal with when doing things numerically), the embeddin
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by madez 8y ago
I didn't hate it when China did it just because they implemented national regulation. The deciding matter is what is regulated and how. > Now people are europeans, americans, indians ect on the internet. I just want to be a human be
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by madez 8y ago
The new reddit interface is horrible without JavaScript. One can get back the good one under old.reddit.com
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by madez 8y ago
I don't follow your idea of the internet. The internet is a faster, cheaper, immaterial postal system. Of course there are legal frameworks and national borders in it.
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by madez 8y ago
I use Reddit and HN without JavaScript. Most sites work just fine or with minor annoyance, which the websites in many cases could fix if they wanted.
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by madez 8y ago
Consent must be informed in all cases. If a user does not know the privacy policy of your website while using it, it is not informed consent. How do you make sure that the user is aware of the privacy policy while using the website?
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by madez 8y ago
> They are motivated, as political bodies, by politics. The "political bodies" in this case are the National Data Protection Authorities. They are indendent, and their only politics is ensuring compliance with the data protecti
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by madez 8y ago
You can have that now, during the warmer periods of the year, with a motorcycle.
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by madez 8y ago
I strongly hope that regulation is enforced independently of political convenience. And if it turns out to be misused that way, I'd demand it to stop. However, let's wait for the facts first, shall we?
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I think that would be awesome, if correctly dosed. It would create a sense of belonging and working together.
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by madez 8y ago
> In practice, the non-renewable energy turbines like gas are the easiest to control so these are used to balance the grid. You can use energy from the renewable sources to charge up storage systems, which in turn can be controlled more
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by madez 8y ago
I think it's mind boggling how you equate startup with abusing user data without users consent. Is that really the only way you think someone can make a business and earn money?
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by madez 8y ago
That's not just emotive language, it's insulting and degrading. The GDPR is a multi-party, supranational, democratically legitimized regulation. Also, I haven't seen a single PR campaign about the GDPR, and I'm from &quo
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by madez 8y ago
I'm browsing without cookies and javascript, and I can read the site just fine right away.
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You are legally responsible for whatever your computer systems do, and you've always been.
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Then it's a device that does not comply the regulation and must not be sold.
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by madez 8y ago
I read manuals, back-to-back. Admittingly, I skip legalese disclaimers because they are intellectual noise. However, many manuals contain golden nuggets of information revealing that most people misuse a certain product or don't use it
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by madez 8y ago
Is it unreasonable to generally distrust all of the big companies from the USA when it comes to security-sensitive components like for example networking and CPU?
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If Crisis or War Comes [pdf](msb.se)
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