You can consent to a federation interface without consenting to having a bot crawl all your endpoints.

Just because something is available on the internet it doesn’t mean all uses are legitimate - this is effectively the same problem as AI training with stolen content.

It’s not about the impact it’s about consent.

Do you think Flohmarkt is worse than Volkswagen?

That’s not an issue for brands. German and Chinese brands are just doing fine everywhere with the possible exception of the two countries in the world where people are not exposed to other languages.

And why should we name things for the exclusive convenience of monolingual English speakers to the detriment of everyone else?

Got it, let’s name it in mandarin then

At least most speakers of European languages will pronounce it close enough to German - though most will not do make the r in markt as hard as Germans do.

Why would English be objectively better than German?

Don’t be ridiculous. You can add a prompt to the AI to force it to listen to the lawyers.

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If that’s the case it’s a particularly stupid MBA. Between the companies part of social security and healthcare, mandatory vacation days, virtually unlimited sick days, maternity leave, paternity leave, the ridiculous amount of public holidays in Bavaria, and stronger enforcement of overtime pay, the effective cost per working hour in Munich is not going to be much cheaper.

I think this will end up being the same case as things that end up on search engines. I.e. you’ll need to send hundreds of right to be forgotten requests to every service.

I already listened to/read a few books by jumping between the audiobook and the actual book. An app that would make both match both so you can resume in any form you want would be nice.

If you ever find out let me know, I’ve some GDPR and right to be forgotten requests to write if anyone is archiving things I expect to be fire and forget.

At my work we use trunk based development, with mandatory review before merging (enforced by tooling). Part of the review is ensuring proper test coverage and it’s enhanced by static code analysis.