#data contracts

[garymdm]

Data Sharing Agreements vs. Data Contracts

The terms “data sharing agreement” (DSA) and “data contract” often get confused, but they serve distinct purposes in the world of data governance. Both are legal documents, but they address different aspects of data usage and sharing. Data Sharing Agreements (DSAs): Legal Framework for CollaborationData Contracts: Technical Specifications for Internal SystemsKey Differences in a NutshellIn…

[thankstothe]

[mellxncollie]

someone stop me before i spend weeks too much time transcribing every episode to then do corpus analysis on charles' and edwin's speech patterns

[boypussydilf]

continuing to think about data a lot. juliana says they hoped the logs and memories of the people from omicron theta would give data Something To Work Off Of For Social Situations. i wonder to what extent he did reference them at first. like, in thine own self when he loses his memory for a minute he just blankly repeats everything that's said to him until he seems to remember how to actually form original sentences. i can imagine data after first being found and activated just directly quoting sentences from the journals in his brain until he works out how to actually use language himself.

[chaoticlandworlder]

People are kinda unhinged about Checo's Red Bull contract renewal...

Like yes, I was also surprised that Checo got signed for 2 years (though if it's 1+1 that some ppl are saying it is, it is more understandable) but come on, taking so much time just to comment and spam hate? Ridiculous and so immature.

And who should've replaced him? There are only so many available F1 drivers. So many haters are from the Versainz-lineup side (I too would've loved Versainz lol just for the vibes), but come on, realistically, Carlos was never going to work (just look at the Torro Rosso days...) and anyway it was news weeks ago that Carlos/Red Bull had no interest in signing a contract. I can see why some may say Yuki should be there but I can also understand why Red Bull may not want to promote him yet (no I will not elaborate because *gunshots*). And tbh, whichever driver they put in that seat, will still be crushed by Max. In fact, I think one of Checo's strong points is that he's managed to last fairly well against Max mentally- until last year where he got in over his head with the early talks of him possibly becoming wdc. Besides, even if you think another driver should have gotten that seat, it does not justify all the hate.

Also, some are just straight up delusional like somehow spinning it to hate on Max? E.g. those who think Max masterminded the whole contract (crazy take tbh) or got angry at Max for saying smt along the lines of how he's happy for Checo. Like what do you want him to say? "Omfg I hate having Sergio Perez as my teammate I wish [insert name of rando driver said angry person wanted to replace Checo] was my teammate instead!!" Be so fr guys.

[cementcornfield]

I don't know that I've seen a quarterback exerting that kind of pressure on the organization....Joe Burrow has been incredibly consistent and vocal about wanting to keep Tee Higgins around...

Burrow's contract has already forced Cincinnati to start doing some things that they don't normally do. He has already broken rules that the Bengals have typically had in terms of how they handle their contracts. Like his deal is the type of deal that they don't sign previously. So they've already made exceptions...started to modernize...started to act the way the rest of the NFL does, because Burrow is so special...so if he was able to make them do that for his own contract, is he able to make them do that to keep Tee Higgins in the building? To go in a different direction than they would normally do?

[bas-rouge]

I want to cry getting my shit together is such a nightmare everything is evil

[twilight-deviant]

Requested a copy of the personal data tumblr has on me.

I'm trying to think how I feel about them keeping track of my answers for every single poll I've ever voted in. Knowing they could sell this information if they wanted, even though I opted out. I think I'll be more cautious with my answers in the future.

[rengineer]

Hello. The following is a message from the Teufort Census Bureau.

How would you rate your current employment?

Thank you for your co-operation.

@tf2-data-collection-agency

"Sorry, pardner, but I’ll have to kindly decline. I only answer to my higher-ups 'bout this—reckon they’ll do the talkin' fer me."

[le-jardin-inculte]

I know I've been absent but I got a new job (again) and as awesome as it is and as much as I love it, changes like this absolutely kick my ass for weeks

[sunshinycc]

sometimes following your dreams means working a regular boring 8-4 job while doing what you love on the side. there's much less pressure when you're not depending on your passion for your whole income

[the-physicality]

I wonder if Marchement is not going to come back and it’s just easier for them in terms of paperwork and everything to just keep her on LTIR. It doesn’t hurt how many people are on the roster or under contract because they are able to sign a replacement for anyone on LTIR and the contract is only until after this season

Yeah i guess the only question is: is her contract currently suspended? Because if it is then she has next year. If not she’s probably still getting paid and it would be over at the end of this season (and they would want to try to get her back) but yeah we have a lot of people that would be tough to waive (also our reserve list is full so if anyone got waived when someone returns from ltir they’d probably get picked up by another team)

[i-hate-state-machines]

I ran out of jokes, so, uh. I'm just gonna write programming thoughts here now and continue the bit when it comes up.

I'm a massive shill for procedural programming - I think breaking a program up into data types and things you do to those types makes the most sense - but there's one thing I do miss about OOP: interfaces and the specific flavor of polymorphism (and composition) they brought to the table.

I know polymorphism is largely a mark against OOP. But, really, the ability to switch data types out by just implementing another that uses the same interface? It's so nice and I miss it so much!

[madsxientific]

Baxter gets contact effect from the love potions he's made to perfect and enhance by Valentino after becoming contracted to him. Poor feesh gets horny by contact fumes from bubbling potion bottles.

[landunderthewave]

Watched a video about these "AI assistants" that Meta has launched with celebrity faces (Kendall Jenner, Snoop Dogg etc.). Somebody speculated/mentioned in the comments that eventually Meta wants to sell assistant apps to companies, but that makes ... no sense.

If they mean in the sense of a glorified search engine that gives you subtly wrong answers half the time and can't do math, sure - not that that's any different than the stuff that already exists (????)

But if they literally mean assistant, that's complete bogus. The bulk of an assistant's job is organizing things - getting stuff purchased, herding a bunch of hard-to-reach people into the same meeting, booking flights and rides, following up on important conversations. Yes, for some of these there's already an app that has automated the process to a degree. But if these processes were sufficiently automated, companies would already have phased out assistant positions. Sticking a well-read chat bot on top of Siri won't solve this.

If I ask my assistant to get me the best flight to New York, I don't want it to succeed 80 % of time and the rest of the time, book me a flight at 2 a.m. or send me to New York, Florida or put me on a flight that's 8 hours longer than necessary. And yes, you can probably optimize an app + chat bot for this specific task so it only fails 2 % of the time. But you cannot optimize a program to be good at everything–booking flights, booking car rentals, organizing catering, welcoming people at the front desk and basically any other request a human could think off. What you're looking for is a human brain and body. Humans can improvise, prioritize, make decisions, and, very importantly, interact freely with the material world. Developing a sufficiently advanced assistant is a pipe dream.

[amazedkayou]

Insurance companies are litteral scams (save regularly your data/pics)