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by yulaow 8y ago
We need data to claim even something like this, especially for a dev position.
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by yulaow 8y ago
You mean - right to have access to _your_ information - right to interrupt the service and get back _your_ information - right to view a web page _with_ ads but without obligation to give to anyone _your_ information
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by yulaow 8y ago
If those businesses are heavy shadow tracking/ads companies which don't even know which user data are they collecting, to who are they sending them and for which final use, man, I am so damn happy.
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by yulaow 8y ago
Honestly I think it favors more companies who just didn't do any shadow things with user data or just had not a business model built around it. If you were not one of those and maybe were already respecting the old eu privacy directiv
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by yulaow 8y ago
They MUST give you an option to retire consent at anytime, even after you gave it willingly (or not), this is an explicit requirement of the GDPR
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by yulaow 8y ago
Privacy policies were already mandatory in the previous eu privacy directive over which the GDPR directly extends. [1] https://termsfeed.com/blog/gdpr-privacy-policy/#Have_a_Priva... [2] https://termsfee
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by yulaow 8y ago
Under gdpr (and also old privacy eu directive) you have to link a explicit privacy policy with the "check the inbox" to confirm consent, if there was no privacy policy linked the consent is not valid (not before, nor now, nor anym
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by yulaow 8y ago
Also on the type of data. If you are using super sensitive data (eg health profiles/histories of people) you better not risk because you are gonna get hit hard.
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by yulaow 8y ago
This is stupid, if they wanted to give the finger to American tech firms they could have wrote the GDPR as affecting only foreign firms using EU citizen data without requiring the same level of control over the EU-based tech firms, far easi
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by yulaow 9y ago
it's "windows 8 to windows 10" problem again.
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by yulaow 9y ago
I think that in the most recent versions X runs just fine. At least a collegue of mine is running the whole Kali linux (you now find it in the window store) inside WSL using the full desktop (and indeed just looking in the store right now
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by yulaow 9y ago
Counter-example: What if someone accused you of raping her/him and that news remains online close to your name because it's a typical scandal and heavily reported but, when it is proven that you didn't commit the crime, there
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by yulaow 9y ago
Same, and the problem is that the "mods" enforce that culture instead of fighting it, making it worse and worse over time.
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by yulaow 9y ago
The correct question is: how strong is corruption in other countries if Japan is basically considered a no-corruption area even if they have zaibatsus and Yakuza?
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by yulaow 9y ago
Would not be better to have a tool which automatically creates a/some profile/s similar to that/those the dev needs for debug purposes BUT filling it with fake data? So the bug is reproducible but the users data of them is no
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by yulaow 9y ago
Ever actively switched off: videogames, gym ( if I didn't go enough in the other days), cleaning the house, going out, oversleeping and, in general, relaxing
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by yulaow 9y ago
I understand but you have to admit there is a pretty big difference in prices between the current one of the t430s and a 15" rMBP.
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by yulaow 9y ago
If you keep it as it is, it is an absolute statement as in "I can guarantee that every single time any random person works hard, he will be successful after time X" which is clearly empirically false because ignores all the (extre
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by yulaow 9y ago
I bought a refurbished t430 from ebay for like 250€ with ssd, 8gb ram and 9cell battery. Just upgraded the ram to 16gb and installed Fedora, it's the perfect laptop for me (~10-12h of battery life) I am not planning on changing or upgr
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by yulaow 9y ago
I think we all know that the Marissa Mayer "war" on remote jobs was just a PR move to facilitate a rapid mass layoff without negative moral repercussions on the rest of the Yahoo teams. We should not take her words as a serious re
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by yulaow 9y ago
Most people just move to the big cities because there there are the jobs which pay better (and the chance to hop between them in case of being fired, without having to relocate) A good start could be just to make remote all the jobs that ca
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by yulaow 9y ago
They could just give the chance to change it while setting the default behavior for better battery management. So the common user would be ok and the power user could decide what to prioritize. The problem is, indeed, the fact this is a no
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by yulaow 9y ago
Will be in how much time? Considering the first man who went to the moon needed to place a national flag on it asap, I think we are risking a serious conflict and IF we could avoid it better we do whatever is possible BEFORE having people f
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by yulaow 9y ago
I think the 0-step should be a sort of treaty to decide which set of laws and jurisdiction should have a space colony on the moon. Not easily solvable
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by yulaow 9y ago
Are you sure? I remember the video about the whole blizzard story and the Ai creator of starcraft2 said that the new AIs, compared to those of starcraft, have only the same information a player has and no way to "cheat"
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by yulaow 9y ago
Well that's a profoundly sad and depressing answer, hoping to never end with that kind of thoughts
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by yulaow 9y ago
The problem is that the economical background of our society is based on exploiting all resources and pushing the limits of the society itself (both with high reproduction rates and in mass production of goods). If we want to change the cli
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by yulaow 9y ago
You are confusing intelligence/wisdom with empathy/ethic.
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by yulaow 9y ago
It depends, if you create a super-race which ends to fight their "inferiors" or viceversa, well, you just doomed humanity Elisium style.
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by yulaow 9y ago
At least their new privacy settings are far more decent and complete than before... still hope they put it as opt-in instead of opt-out.

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