olivierduval

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by olivierduval 3y ago
Not an angel but... the valuation of your actual company is 1) your actual results ==> 0 because it's an MVP ? 2) your potential results ==> tbd... but low because you're pre-traction 3) your investments ==> low becaus
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by olivierduval 3y ago
The french language is not as good as the english language seem to be
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by olivierduval 3y ago
I cant really understand your motivation... Obviously, any company interested by someone with a PhD will check at least your subject... and even may have a look at what your work was. So it's not a company requirement to get a job. So
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by olivierduval 3y ago
It may sound stupid but... shouldn't it be "ChromIUM Downloads" ??? AFAIK, Chromium is the "open source" browser developed by Google and Chrome is the Google browser based on Chromium So, for example... will Edge (c
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by olivierduval 3y ago
GDPR - Art. 33.1 - Notification of a personal data breach to the supervisory authority "In the case of a personal data breach, the controller shall without undue delay and, where feasible, not later than 72 hours after having become aw
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by olivierduval 3y ago
What is the problem with the mail command ? Or with some msmtp ? Except that with "standard" mail you only need a provider or self-hosted server, and not a RESEND_KEY To me, it looks like "reinventing the wheel"... Did I
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Actually it's not really a big news: * right now: Law Enforcement need the decision of a judge to do this (when they technically can, either using 0-day or maybe asking for the phone provider to upload a malicious app under their servi
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by olivierduval 3y ago
I think that it is (a little bit) more subtle: the importance of quality OF A PRODUCT (projects delivery is another beast) is relative to: - the customer: either B2B or B2C - the market share: minimal (< 1%... including all startups) or
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Actually, the right question to ask is "what kind of manager would you like to be?" Management comes in two flavors : * technical management (think "architect" or "lead dev") is about expertise, experience, hig
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Actually, it would be exactly the same as some kind of (viral) Apache Licence: you can extend the protocol ONLY if your extension is open source too It already worked (more or less) for software... why wouldn't it work for open protoco
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by olivierduval 3y ago
It looks like we're back at some Open Source Licensing-like schema : an implementer should only be able to "extend" an open protocol if its extensions are themselves open ! I'm not sure how it can be done legally binding
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Of course... or he can say that you could use another resources that is GDPR compliant and/or privacy preserving. YOU provide the service so YOU are responsible for the way your user's data are processed and must ensure that it&#x
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Yeah... it could be nice if people stop spreading FUD on GDPR ;-) All GDPR is asking mostly is: you only gather minimal PII to provide a service (if needed at all). If you use PII for another purpose than providing the service or meeting o
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by olivierduval 3y ago
For me, the difference is the notion of "procedure" : * scripts are a sequence of of parametrized commands. It's the list of interactives shell commands stored in a text file * programs are everything else : as soon as there&
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by olivierduval 3y ago
>>> management of it deciding to push it in direction different than community wishes THAT is a fundamental and interesting (almost philosophical) question: should a forum/website/media FOLLOW "community wishes"
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Most are in the garden in the back of the house... so hidden from the street but not really physically hidden. And house owner didn't declare that they build one (so hidden to the French Tax Service)
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by olivierduval 3y ago
A big part of the "AI" trend is - be affraid of a big general AI that will destroy humanity like ChatGPT - recognize pools in garden from sat images Actually, if the title was only "French Tax service find 20k hidden taxable
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Actually, I think that it depends on your org level: - if you're a developer, then your manager is supposed to be available to manage you "day-to-day"... so if any problem arise, you can just ask him directly. Obviously, if y
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by olivierduval 3y ago
Watch out, cookie consent is more than just cookies: it's about keeping and exploitable your personal datas! When you accept cookies, you accept that the provider can use and sell your datas... so even if you automatically erase the co
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by olivierduval 4y ago
That's called "extra territorial" laws... and that's an US-concept lately brought in the EU laws (to counteract US extra territorial laws). It's the same as the US able to fine two foreign entities doing business to
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by olivierduval 4y ago
Mmmmm... There's a lot of tutorials about the general guidelines of GDPR on internet. Then: - either it's a simple website for fun... and then, why is tracking users so vital? - or it's a real business, with real money... and
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by olivierduval 4y ago
I think that it's a matter of implementation, because all you need really is the order correlation, not the user that passed the order. So - if you keep a reference to specific user (like "your friend toto bought this") then
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by olivierduval 4y ago
You're right... I'm french ;-) Sorry about the wrong acronym (RGPD = GDPR)
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by olivierduval 4y ago
As a side note: cookie management is just A PART of RGPD, that is based on personal information. So RGPD implies to inform the user about the ways their information is used, how it can be accessed, modified, deleted and so...
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by olivierduval 4y ago
Actually it's a bit more complex (but not much) than what is described: 1st party may need user consent when they will use personal datas for something that is not the intended service (legitimate use). For example, for a shopping cart
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by olivierduval 4y ago
Actually, there's two interesting things: 1. it shows that Europe is starting to act "as a whole" : Italy used RGPD to ban ChatGPT (whatever the motivation) so every counrty in EU has to think about it and ban it too 2. what
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by olivierduval 4y ago
Sadly, with "java" you only get... "javascript" like "Develop a new programming language that addresses the flaws of JavaScript and incorporates the best features of E to pave the way for progress in web development
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by olivierduval 4y ago
I find it frightening !!! Actually, death is part of life, it help people remaining that our time on earth is limited... I think that it's a completly wrong idea! I'm sure that it will be a successfull startup
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by olivierduval 4y ago
Actually, it's not only that Netflix is popular, but also that Netflix content is heavy... so fewer user are generating more IP traffic comparing to another website as popular as Netflix Anyway, in the end, the ISP may just "limit
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by olivierduval 4y ago
98,1% of the heat is reflected... to where ? It's nice to have a room "not too warm"... unless it's a lot warmer in the street and you cant go outside! Let's imagine a "totally white" town (white on walls,

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