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“Para proteger al animal real, hay que proteger al animal digital”, dice el Dr. JosepCañabate, Investigador y Profesor de Historia del Derecho en la Universidad Autónoma deBarcelona.Cada día se generan millones y millones de datos de los animales, tanto defamilia como los usados para explotación, o incluso los silvestres. Sin embargo, esosdatos no sirven para proteger sus intereses, sino todo lo contrario. ¿Sería posible caminarhacia una protección de los ‘datos animales'?Enlaces relacionados:Josep Cañabate - ¿Privacidad y protección de datos de los animales? un debatenecesario en tiempos de la pandemia de COVID-19https://revistes.uab.cat/da/article/view/v11-n4-canabate

Au programme de la 228e émission diffusée mardi 3 décembre 2024 : Paris et logiciels libres avec Magali Lemaire : Cheffe du Bureau de l'Ingénierie Logicielle et du Développement (BILD) et Philippe Bareille : Chargé de mission open source, OSPO (Open Source Program Office) la chronique « Le truc que (presque) personne n'a vraiment compris mais qui nous concerne toutes et tous » de Benjamin Bellamy sur le RGDP (règlement général de protection des données) la chronique « À la rencontre du libre » de Julie Chaumard sur « Retour d'expérience de la messagerie libre Galae » « Quoi de Libre ? » Actualités et annonces concernant l'April et le monde du Libre Pour retrouver toutes les informations concernant l'épisode, rendez-vous sur la page dédiée.Sur cette page, vous pouvez mettre un commentaire pour l'épisode. Et même mettre une note sur 5 étoiles si vous le souhaitez. Il est important pour nous d'avoir vos retours car, contrairement par exemple à une conférence, nous n'avons pas un public en face de nous qui peut réagir.Aidez-nous à mieux vous connaître et améliorer l'émission en répondant à notre questionnaire (en cinq minutes). Vos réponses à ce questionnaire sont très précieuses pour nous. De votre côté, ce questionnaire est une occasion de nous faire des retours. Pour connaître les nouvelles concernant l'émission (annonce des podcasts, des émissions à venir, ainsi que des bonus et des annonces en avant-première) inscrivez-vous à la lettre d'actus.

Le Digital Services Act entre en vigueur à compter du vendredi 25 août. Cette nouvelle législation européenne vient compléter le RGDP afin de contrôler les plateformes numériques. Plusieurs changements notables pour les plateformes, mais aussi pour les utilisateurs. Explications.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Noting an error in Inadequate Equilibria, published by Matthew Barnett on February 8, 2023 on LessWrong. I think I've uncovered an error in Eliezer Yudkowsky's book Inadequate Equilibria that undermines a key point in the book. Here are some of my observations. First, let me provide some context. In the first chapter, Yudkowsky states that prior to Shinzo Abe's tenure as Prime Minister of Japan, the Bank of Japan had implemented a bad monetary policy that cost Japan trillions of dollars in real economic growth. His point was that he was able to spot this mistake, and confidently know better than the experts employed at the Bank of Japan, despite not being an expert in economic policy himself. In a dialogue, he wrote, CONVENTIONAL CYNICAL ECONOMIST: So, Eliezer, you think you know better than the Bank of Japan and many other central banks around the world, do you? ELIEZER: Yep. Or rather, by reading econblogs, I believe myself to have identified which econbloggers know better, like Scott Sumner. C.C.E.: Even though literally trillions of dollars of real value are at stake? ELIEZER: Yep. To demonstrate that he was correct on this issue, Yudkowsky said the following, When we critique a government, we don't usually get to see what would actually happen if the government took our advice. But in this one case, less than a month after my exchange with John, the Bank of Japan—under the new leadership of Haruhiko Kuroda, and under unprecedented pressure from recently elected Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who included monetary policy in his campaign platform—embarked on an attempt to print huge amounts of money, with a stated goal of doubling the Japanese money supply.5 Immediately after, Japan experienced real GDP growth of 2.3%, where the previous trend was for falling RGDP. Their economy was operating that far under capacity due to lack of money.6 However, that last part is not correct, as far as I can tell. According to official government data, Japan's RGDP had not been falling prior to 2013, other than the fall caused by the Great Recession. RGDP did grow by ~2.0% in 2013, but I cannot discern any significant change in the trend after Haruhiko Kuroda began serving as governor at the Bank of Japan. In his footnote, Yudkowsky cites this article from 2017 to provide a "more recent update" about Japan's successful monetary policy. However, I don't think the article demonstrates that Yudkowsky was correct in any major way about the point he made. The article never presents data on RGDP. Instead, it focuses primarily on how unemployment has fallen since 2013. However, it's hard for me to see any significant impact that Japan's shift in monetary policy had on unemployment when examining the data. The only data series presented in the article is this plot of the prime age labor force participation rate. However, the effect looks kind of weak to me, and I don't think raising prime age LFPR is a standard target of monetary policy. After looking at a more standard target, it seems that Japan's new monetary policy isn't achieving its goals, as Japan experienced no major inflation after Haruhiko Kuroda took charge of the Bank of Japan in March 2013, despite a target of 2% inflation. Note that the brief spike in Japan's CPI in April 2014 was almost certainly a result of their VAT hike, rather than any change in monetary policy at the time. That's not to say that I think the Bank of Japan was wrong to print more money. In fact, I am not aware of any strong disagreements that I have with Scott Sumner's general view on monetary policy, which is where Yudkowsky says he got (at least some of) his opinions from. However, I think this error undermines a significant part of Yudkowsky's thesis. This example was one of two major anecdotes that Yudkowsky presented to show that he can often know bet...

Treballem connectats amb xarxes, des de la feina, des de casa, des del mòbil. Interectuem per les xarxes socials o els serveis de missatgeria com whatsapp, comprem on line, ens informem on line, lliguem on line. Però, ens protegim on line? En aquest episodi de l'Altaveu a Fons des de la Policia, l'Agència Nacional de Ciberseguretat i una empresa especialitzada en consultoria digital ens alerten dels perills de la inconsciència digital com ara el ransomware o el phishing. Els hackers no només estan interessats en les empreses sinó també en les nostres dades personals.

In questo episodio scopriremo grazie a Matilde ed Alice che il dato personale è più complesso di quanto si possa pensare da definire.

Entrevista a Marco Alexandre Saias sobre o RGPD. Esta entrevista foi sobre o assunto do momento e não desiludiu. Falámos sobre os principais riscos a que as empresas estão expostas com o novo regulamento, a evolução das Leis sobre Protecção de Dados, sobre consentimento das bases de dados anteriores ao RGPD e da necessidade de realizar o reconsentimento. No final ainda houve tempo para o Marco explicar quais os critérios que devem ser usados para a escolha da formação correcta sobre o RGPD --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andrenovaisdepaula/message

Este episodio es un poco diferente a los anteriores. El protagonista es un tema de actualidad que la mayoría de medios no están sabiendo explicar: la gestión de los datos de usuarios por parte de las plataformas digitales como Facebook o Google, RGDP o GDPR, Cambridge Analytica, noticias falsas, etc. Por eso he invitado a Manuela Battaglini para debatirlo. Porque como yo intenta explicarlo mejor, aunque al final pensemos de formas muy diferentes. ¡Únete al debate a través de nuestra conversación!

Cuando apareció Twitter algunos vieron su enorme potencial desde el principio. Mi invitado de hoy fue más allá y acabó dejándolo todo, cruzando el charco y convirtiéndose en uno de los empleados de la red social. Para lograrlo no le hizo falta terminar la carrera porque como muchos en su generación pronto aprendió a aprender por su cuenta. Un día decidió dejar Twitter por razones que quizás te sorprendan pero hoy en día no le falta trabajo. Javi Soto es uno de los desarrolladores con mayor proyección internacional del país y esta es su historia.

Cuando apareció Twitter algunos vieron su enorme potencial desde el principio. Mi invitado de hoy fue más allá y acabó dejándolo todo, cruzando el charco y convirtiéndose en uno de los empleados de la red social. Para lograrlo no le hizo falta terminar la carrera porque como muchos en su generación pronto aprendió a aprender por su cuenta. Un día decidió dejar Twitter por razones que quizás te sorprendan pero hoy en día no le falta trabajo. Javi Soto es uno de los desarrolladores con mayor proyección internacional del país y esta es su historia.

Cuando apareció Twitter algunos vieron su enorme potencial desde el principio. Mi invitado de hoy fue más allá y acabó dejándolo todo, cruzando el charco y convirtiéndose en uno de los empleados de la red social. Para lograrlo no le hizo falta terminar la carrera porque como muchos en su generación pronto aprendió a aprender por su cuenta. Un día decidió dejar Twitter por razones que quizás te sorprendan pero hoy en día no le falta trabajo. Javi Soto es uno de los desarrolladores con mayor proyección internacional del país y esta es su historia.

Este episodio es un poco diferente a los anteriores. El protagonista es un tema de actualidad que la mayoría de medios no están sabiendo explicar: la gestión de los datos de usuarios por parte de las plataformas digitales como Facebook o Google, RGDP o GDPR, Cambridge Analytica, noticias falsas, etc. Por eso he invitado a Manuela Battaglini para debatirlo. Porque como yo intenta explicarlo mejor, aunque al final pensemos de formas muy diferentes. ¡Únete al debate a través de nuestra conversación!

Este episodio es un poco diferente a los anteriores. El protagonista es un tema de actualidad que la mayoría de medios no están sabiendo explicar: la gestión de los datos de usuarios por parte de las plataformas digitales como Facebook o Google, RGDP o GDPR, Cambridge Analytica, noticias falsas, etc. Por eso he invitado a Manuela Battaglini para debatirlo. Porque como yo intenta explicarlo mejor, aunque al final pensemos de formas muy diferentes. ¡Únete al debate a través de nuestra conversación!

Redemption: Easter & Passover MAGA: US econ growing------ RGDP, cap-ex, job openings, unemployment claims, supply-side policies Next big thing? Growth message. Infrastructure, trade, immigration, Wall, N Korea, tough trade/free trade, Korus Trump v. Amazon Stock outlook: profits strong, cautious Fed, trade obstacle, FANG John Bolton Is there too much budget spending? Impoundment? Filibuster?

Immigration puzzle. Trump swears, but so what? Many presidents do. Not racism, but frustration . Durbin wants visa lottery, Trump doesn't. Terrorist killed 8 and injured 8 in NYC from Visa Lottery. Trump wants merit program, not equal diversity. DACA must be accompanied by wall/barrier/drones/policing/window. $18b. Merit, not family chain. Can there be bi-partisan deal? Dems rather talk about racism than immigration. Ryan: " Very unhelpful...very unfortunate." Remarkable stock market continues. Wall St raising growth & profit forecasts. Higher real rates & correction? 3% RGDP, 15% profits, big capex, stronger consumer. Wall St analysts crediting Trump. Dudley & Kaplan fear overheating. Demand-siders. Dudley never understood supply-side incentives to raise econ potential to grow. Where's inflation? Watch gold, dollar, Breakevens, TIPS. Energy push temporary. Mainstream media wrong: corps already paying higher wages. Much more to come from investment boom.3 straight 3% growth quarters first time since Bush tax cuts 2005. WalMart big wage hike. Toyota plant in Alabama. Davos good idea for Trump. World central stage to promote econ growth. Tax & regulatory rollback. Infrastructure. Immigration. Foreign policy triumphs. Along w/ 55 minute immigration meeting in Cabinet Room, shows world how capable he is. Like Reagan G-7 in 1981-83. Bannon & Wolff wrong. Medicaid work requirements completely right. New IRS w/holding schedules, w/ brackets & marginal rates. States want charitable deductions to replace SALT deduction. Legal? Municipality v. state? Why not just cut state taxes? Lower taxes reduce deficits, not raise them. Trump on NAFTA. Rather negotiate, but will pull out. Bad for biz & market. $71b trade gap w/ Mexico. $17n w/ Canada. So what?

Art Laffer's outlook for taxes, Fed, rates, econ, stocks. Steve Moore on Soros' $18b tax dodge. Tax bill update: key points:corp rate & implementation/retroactive; small biz pass-through treatment/Johnson; ACA mandate repeal; SALT; corp interest deduction; back-door capital gains hike. Alabama certifies Dec 26. Much to be grateful on economy; cap-ex rising; share buybacks falling; 3.4% RGDP. Proper poll weighting R's & D's show different results, esp. taxes. Bruce Bartlett : "The Truth Matters"---- killing fake news. Stocks soaring. Fed rate hike Dec;what about 2018? Kill off tax cuts w/ Phillips Curve? Black Friday? Consumers decent shape, what about retail stocks? Trump effect?

What should Trump say to joint session of Congress? If Trump unmuzzles econ, then rosy scenario will become econ reality. Why didn't econs attack Obama's 4% RGDP. Trump must enact biz tax cuts first to trigger growth. OB-Care a tax (Judge Roberts). Put them together in 2017 budget reconciliation. Middle class benefit. Is Boehner correct that GOP has no OB-Care replacement? Medicare not going bust? Mnuchin suggests no collision between Trump & Yellen. Also no quick action on China yuan manipulation & trade. State of border tax? Why is Trump attacking foreign investments in US? Are trade deficits bad? What does economic nationalism mean? Citizens of world? Davos-EU? Multinationals? Trump bull market continues? Are profits flattening again? Bitcoin role?

Who won battle of conventions? Trump too dark & pessim? Hill & Dems grabbed Reagan high ground of optimism & exceptionalism? FDR/Reagan? Michael Goodwin NY Post: Hill's big speech uninspired Left wish list. Hillary recession? Trump knows you can't tax your way into prosperity. Tax cutters JFK & Reagan huge growth from tax cuts. Real Hillary? Change-Maker? Trustworthy? Really? Clinton Foundation cash linked to Putin & oligarchs. Should Trump have raised Russia & DNC hacking? Clinton campaign too? Polls even up, but only 44%. Meaning? US econ perilously close to recession. Profits & biz investment keep falling. 1.2% RGDP disaster. Might Fed really hike rates in September? Stood pat July. Level Fed & start over! Rules. Currency stability. Small biz, farmers, small banks. Phd models all wrong. Deregulate interest rates. Stanford/Hoover econ John Taylor & Wall St econ John Ryding. Stocks off for the week. What is profits story?

Gen. Barry McCaffrey liked Trump's foreign policy speech. Jim McLaughlin: who's gonna win Indiana? RCP ave= Trump +2. Nat'l ave Trump + 14 v. Cruz Rasmussen poll shows Trump/Hillary even. IBD +7 Clinton. Battleground +3 Clinton. Cruz- Fiorina? Mark Skousen: Business-based forecast better than GDP. RGDP 1/2%; stocks get slammed. Obama is suffocating biz investment &econ. Radical tax reform & deregulation are necessary. Profits falling. Wages soft. Recession probability? Dan Clifton: Dems cooking up massive infrastructure plan? Sell bonds to Fed? Can you trust stock rally?

On this episode of Strangers No More (Recorded in December 2020), I sat down with Sam from Quebec, Canada. We talked about his background with traditional jiu jitsu, stepping out of your comfort zone, growing up in Quebec. He filled me in on the healthcare system and assured me the winters were just as grueling as I thought they were. We talked about his love for gaming, his journey to receiving his masters degree and becoming a social worker, which led us into a great conversation about mental health and helping others with their mental health. We shared our love for cats, then we ended on him telling me a little about his pathfinder podcast, which will be linked below. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did. See you next time. Be sure to check out Sam's podcast and social media pages - Podcast - http://bit.ly/GodDicksPuns Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GodDicksPuns/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/goddickspuns Reddit: http://bit.ly/RGDP_