Cypriot living in Berlin.
I do Linux and FOSS stuff.
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Cypriot living in Berlin.
I do Linux and FOSS stuff.
| 🌐 | https://achilleas.org |
| ⌨️ | https://github.com/achilleas-k |
Holy shit this dude just successfully argued that misgendering is a GDPR violation
https://not.an.evilcyberhacker.net/notes/a5ewu4lp9thb021m
EDIT: If you are having trouble accessing evil cyber hacker dot net here is the underlying news article, it concerns an Iranian man seeking asylum in Hungary https://www.wearequeeraf.com/a-trans-refugees-court-case-against-hungary-just-improved-trans-rights-across-all-of-europe/
> Nothing says "I'm vital to this company" like 15 progress bars, cryptic error messages you seem unfazed by, and technical jargon nobody understands.
You know why we Germans are so pedantic about data protection? Someone around 90 years ago went through all records available, selected people with certain criteria, with the help of IBM, and then killed them all.
We don't want to be on any list.
And now the US Gov and Musk are trying to get access to all data they have about every person and put them into a big fat DB and run AI over it.
I am afraid what they will do with that.
Thanks to the magic of the Streisand effect, I just heard about #CarelessPeople - a book by former Meta employee Sarah Wynn-Williams.
Apparently the company is FREAKING OUT and seeking legal ways to stop its promotion. I can see why. This article about it in the Times made my jaw drop: https://web.archive.org/web/20250310221013/https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/10/books/review/careless-people-sarah-wynn-williams.html
I will definitely order it at my local bookshop.
Edit: included non-paywalled link (thanks @[email protected])
to be clear, when a recruiter, manager, or ceo says someone is a "genius programmer" or "10x" or similar
they mean "someone who works 80 hour weeks and we only pay them for 40"
every time
Eine meiner engsten Freundinnen, Mitte Dreißig, ursprünglich aus Bangladesh, sucht schon länger einen Job als Datenanalystin. Sie hat sich bereits sehr viel beworben und macht sehr gute Arbeit. Ich hab's erlebt. Man könnte fast meinen, es liegt an anderen Indikatoren, warum sie es so schwer am deutschen Arbeitsmarkt hat.
Sie sucht in Berlin oder remote.
Und zieht ab Mai einen Job im Verkauf in Betracht...🤬
Weiß jemand was? Ich will, dass sie hierbleibt 😭.
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