jussivee

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Against a Toxic Data Culture(volument.com)
2 points by jussivee 3y ago|0 comments
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A Naive Approach to Data(volument.com)
4 points by jussivee 3y ago|0 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
The whole metaverse thingy feels like a $700 billion hiccup.
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Zuckerberg Tries to Explain Why the Metaverse Is Great, Gets Attacked by Hiccups(futurism.com)
1 points by jussivee 4y ago|1 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
The thing that really bothers me with these privacy discussions is that everybody talks about cookies. The "no cookies, no consent" -mantra is false and does not respect user privacy because there are other ways to track people, l
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by jussivee 4y ago
Not true. Consent has nothing to do with cookies. If you look at what the ePrivacy Directive article 5.3. says, it's pretty clear: "Member States shall ensure that the storing of information, or the gaining of access to informatio
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Growth hacking is not for everyone(volument.com)
1 points by jussivee 4y ago|0 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
“Privacy harms of online tracking are not limited to cookies so we would wish to understand what the government and the regulator propose, especially with regards to a browser-based signal.” This is a big issue. Everybody talks about cookie
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Privacy experts warn the end of cookie consent pop-ups will come at a cost(techradar.com)
2 points by jussivee 4y ago|3 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
GA is overwhelming. I’ve seen how people open their GA dashboards and are paralyzed by the sheer amount of information. Now, Google is forcing all their users to GA4, which is even more complicated than Universal Analytics. So yeah, GA has
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Low-code and no-code tools are still waiting for a breakout moment(protocol.com)
2 points by jussivee 4y ago|0 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
And they actually violate European data privacy laws, as do most of the consent management platforms. Or, they are implementend in a way that breaches GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive - pre-ticked boxes etc. For context: https://t
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by jussivee 4y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. It's easy to say it's because of the market sentiments, but you could also use that as an excuse. Covid lockdowns forced businesses to rethink their operational models. For some remote work etc
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OneTrust lays off 25% Workforce(layoffstracker.com)
96 points by jussivee 4y ago|107 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
This got me thinking. Minimalism or minimalist systems are often seen as systems with less energy. Or, we seem to think it takes less energy to remove objects than to add objects (complex systems). More stuff, more energy. But, minimalism n
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by jussivee 4y ago
"Writing manifestos about the state of the industry has never really been our thing." Except, their website feels like a big ol manifesto. And when I read it the first time, I got excited. But the more I read stuff like this, the
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by jussivee 4y ago
It's expensive in my area as well. The big problem is people dumb these things all over the place - on bicycle lanes etc. I guess these companies also have to spend quite a few dollars on PR and stuff to make people hate them less.
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Surveillance AI needs fake data to track people. These companies supply it(protocol.com)
1 points by jussivee 4y ago|0 comments
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by jussivee 4y ago
The whole 'micromobility' market has become too saturated. This was just a matter of time.
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Is My Cookie Illegal?(volument.com)
3 points by jussivee 4y ago|1 comments