ADifferentKyle

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by ADifferentKyle 2y ago
Agreed; we're typically okay with training if it's on our own models (and only there). I actually am an in-house attorney and that's exactly what we're trying to do. We're waiting for a response from their legal te
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Einstein terms allow Salesforce to use customer data to train models [pdf](salesforce.com)
11 points by ADifferentKyle 2y ago|4 comments
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by ADifferentKyle 2y ago
After Slack's kerfuffle a few weeks ago, we wanted to make sure all of our Salesforce documentation had appropriate protections for Customer Data. And lo and behold, Einstein specifically allows Salesforce to use Customer Data "f
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by ADifferentKyle 3y ago
The fairness of the comparison doesn’t really matter because we’re talking about buyer expectations… My point was more akin to the one made in the article - regardless of she store methods, they’ve helped create the expectation and habit fo
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by ADifferentKyle 3y ago
You’re right; the money is meant to make people think twice about the purchase. Like many people in the article, I would buy whatever with the intent of just returning whatever I didn’t need. The extra cost made me reconsider that option. I
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by ADifferentKyle 3y ago
I think this was it! Thank you, that was bugging me.
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by ADifferentKyle 3y ago
I think you’re right - the ones offering the cheapest and most convenient option will naturally be the best choice for the most amount of people. Not to be that guy, but I do think there’s an element of privilege in shopping any other way.
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by ADifferentKyle 3y ago
I see a few comments going both ways here - punish the returners, etc., but I don’t think punishment is really the right concept. When places like Zappos encourage people to buy extra just to return the excess, you can’t blame people for ge
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by ADifferentKyle 4y ago
I've never heard such a limiting definition for judicial activism. It's typically understood more broadly as a criticism of American judges who, according to some, go beyond their duties of "interpreting law" and instead
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by ADifferentKyle 5y ago
You’re probably aware of it already, but just in case: Reddit.com/r/NotTheOnion
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by ADifferentKyle 5y ago
Thanks! That’s what I thought. It’s been a minute since law school and my in-house brain has been steadily leaking for some years.
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by ADifferentKyle 5y ago
Would the latches doctrine really apply to separate enforcement cases though? My understanding is that doctrine would prevent me from enforcing my rights against a particular actor if I wait too long to enforce those rights… but waiting too
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by ADifferentKyle 5y ago
Yes! Just in the last couple of weeks, just the most bizarre spam getting through.
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by ADifferentKyle 6y ago
It’s been successful in obtaining usage, but I am still confused how it accomplished this beyond a bunch of people asking for it. What problems does Bitcoin solve for these traditional finance institutions that could give us a better barome
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by ADifferentKyle 6y ago
If I may... your events might not be as fun as you think they are. Just because I don't have kids doesn't mean I don't have other obligations. I'd like to workout after work. And the dog needs to be walked, dinner needs