EnKopVand

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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I gotta say I also wonder about the effect of it. I hate assembling their furniture and the only thing I really care about is the quality and longevity. Which often means that we don't get IKEA products, because their good quality prod
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I did a stint in management, before I figured out it wasn't for me. In my country that involves getting into university level management courses, networking with other managers and getting a mentor. At least if you're working in a
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> It doesn't matter what people want. Big companies can afford to push something and force it on you until you think you want it. Then why aren't Meta making sure all those youngsters join their platforms? I'm not going to
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I'm still not sure what the metaverse is supposed to be. I have an idea, sort of Second Life with VR, but if that's true, then I'm not sure why they think anyone but a few enthusiasts would want it. Before I got into working
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I think it's the first time I've used an ORM where it was effortless. I still struggle with EF from time to time. It obviously lacks a lot of the wider .Net features, like having easy access to ODATA for all your models.
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I went from VS Enterprise to VS Professional to VSC over a decade. We still use Azure DevOps, and, a lot of Azure things in general, so it's not like I'm anti Microsoft or anything, but I frankly don't miss VS the slightest.
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
It depends a bit on what tools you use, but if you've jumped the ship from VS to VSC and mainly use the dotnet cli for things then there isn't much of a difference between platforms. If you're using VS, as in really use it an
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> If you are going to then say that people are too stupid to discern real from fake information, and therefore need the loving hand of Big Tech to tell them how to think, that's a pretty negative take. The first part of it is pretty
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
Facebook groups and events is basically the only reason I use Facebook, and while it’s very anecdotal I’m not the only one in my also anecdotal network. It’s not actually the functionality that works for Facebook, it’s the fact that people
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
In my decade around management that was not my experience with onboarding new people. Maybe that is because we didn’t have a fascist linter for C# the way we do with Typescript, but it’s always been much, much, harder to get people to make
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I’ve been a C# developer for a decade and I still think it’s hopelessly convoluted for getting very simple things up and running. Maybe there is something wrong with me, but it’s just not intuitive to me and it has frankly never been. I do
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
What makes you think that the personable engineers aren’t also the ones leaving? One of the reasons I have a lot of job offers isn’t that I’m the best technical engineer you’re going to meet, it’s that I have a large network and is generall
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I think the point here may be that when you’re dealing with an occupation in which the best engineers can pick and chose. Then you’re likely to lose your best engineers unless you’re exceptionally good at managing them. Especially if you in
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
What does the AI do in its spare time?
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> Experts claim that climate change is playing a part in these record-breaking heatwaves. Should’ve left it at that buddy. Nobody needs your opinion on climate change. Especially not after 50 years of climate science only being wrong abo
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
The whisk actually works like the electric ones. It has two “whisks” and then it has some sort of wheel that you turn around to make them spin. It’s really astonishing how something so simple can challenge my English so much lol. But you ca
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I don’t really like electrical appliances. I use a manual whisk (Google translate turns hjulpisker into auxiliary whisk) for everything “whisky” even though we have a vitamix thing that cost more than my MacBook Air. So I’m an idiot like th
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I do think the “selling out” argument is still a thing in the modern world. Here in Denmark we’re going back and forth on how to regulate things like influencers, and I’m not sure there would be a push back against it if being forced to tel
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I think the biggest issue for location based apps is that no one except niantic have access to Google’s map data. If that data was easily available, I imagine you’d see a lot of great location apps. It’s not hard to imagine the normal Pokém
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
There are a number of tax-laws that you can utilise if you know what you’re doing and you work for the right companies. You can invest 14% of your yearly pay in stock options or regular stock if your company has financial programs to deal w
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I’ve been around the Danish SWE industry for a few decades and we get yearly reports on average pays from unions like these: https://www.prosa.dk/raad-og-svar/loenstatistik-a And unless the average pay for developers i
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
This is just blatantly false on every account. Especially the part where things like non-organic wheat are sprayed with weed-killer in the days before it's harvested because it increases the yield and protein as the wheat goes into tur
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I don’t think it’s an issue of the tool or the tool created, as others have pointed out, but how would you ever know someone stole your stuff this way? We still compile our TS to an ES5 target with bootstrap. If you copied a form from our s
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I think it’s hard to answer your question. The development mentality of Python seems to have changed a little, going into 3.11, and you see sort of a shift in the priority of clean vs fast. I think you can assume that Python will continue t
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I think the bad “web” has a lot more to do with the business side of things than whatever development tools you use. If the website is free to use, it’s either a passion or community project or it sells you. Sometimes that works out sort of
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
One of the things that have changed quite significantly in our life time is that you can’t drink or be drunk at work anymore. I worked a decade in the public sector, and some of my older coworkers (they are 55-60) now could tell stories fro
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I use iOS and I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of those lists in the App Store. I don’t insta a lot of apps, however, so maybe I’m not the typical user, but one thing that Apple has is that the actual permissions are off by default. I had I
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
This is good advice, but it should probably be extended by saying that the VPN you chose matters. At least around here many VPN are just as inclined to share your internet usage with law enforcement and/or the law firms sending out tho
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I have some insight into this as I’ve worked a decade in the public sector of Denmark, and I don’t think the general role of doctors will change that much. I don’t see ML have much, if any, impact on a doctors role in diagnosis. I know this
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I’ll admit I don’t know a lot about trademarks, but we’ve had a few cases here in Denmark where a small business were basically on a path to close down because a larger chain reported the small business for trademark infringement over somet

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