EnKopVand

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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> Are next.js and other similar React frameworks worth looking at if you don't use node.js on the backend? It depends on why you’re doing so. We’ve recently moved from a C# .net backend to a TypeScript node backend and in such a cas
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
Sapiens by yuval noah harari deal with a lot of the things you’re pondering.
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> Start with the User Experience and work backwards to the technology you need. > The best software is built by engineers who have empathy for their users. I’m not sure where all the criticism here comes from but those alone are some
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I don’t want an unlimited bandwidth promise, I want a cap that I know can never be exceeded. I mean, I use Azure professionally and one of the key reasons I don’t use it to host my own stuff is exactly because it could potentially become ve
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I don’t think you’re “bumping against the same “free” forces somehow”, because you seem to have given away the whole pizza for free for 6 months. I think you need to study companies that transitioned from a free to a paid product rather tha
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
Out of those I think Microsoft is the only one that isn’t sort of inflated. If Facebook disappears the world will hardly notice. If Apple does it’ll be hard to find a good laptop that can keep battery for 9 million years and it’ll be hard t
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> It's a rule of thumb that your total debt should not exceed 1/3 of your income. Unless tax deductions work very different in the US than they do in Denmark, that is pretty bad advice. Here, sitting on a 60% mortgage loan that
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> In 1985, Neil Postman, who was a media critic, wrote a book called Amusing Ourselves to Death. Postman argued that the media de-emphasizes the quality of information and over-emphasizes our desire to be entertained. Remember, that book
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
> it seems he was demoted for insubordination? Probably, and what management blunder that would have been if Jeffrey had left Microsoft because of it.
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That wouldn’t be the main risk in my country. It would be people using your home as a brothel and fucking everything up. If AirBnB can provide a way for that to not happen, or at least for it to stop within a few days with our strong renter
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I play Blood Bowl, both in virtually and as the little miniature game, and since every Danish person in the world of Denmark is basically on Facebook and nowhere else, it’s been the primary platform for coordinating leagues and tournaments
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
We recently moved, and as is tradition here in Denmark, we ended up buying most of our big living room “look at my furniture and judge me” stuff at cool “styley” places and then the rest (and a meatball dinner) at IKEA. I haven’t been to IK
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Before I went back to software development I found myself in some national task forces for enterprise architecture in the public sector, and as such got to do a lot of speeches on it at different conventions. For around the first year I lit
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I’m surprised you see those two pieces of “advice” as being different schools of pedagogy, because to me they are very much the same. The latter is a better approach, but it’s still a very flawed approach to childcare that were largely ”dep
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
It has a lot more to do with how bad they are at selling IT to enterprises in my experience from the European public sector, which is now a very large Azure and AWS market. We went with Azure because it was the sort of “obvious” direction f
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I think it is a little unfair for you to expect a good discussion when you line up no real reasons as to why you would be deleting your account other than you seemingly dislike Musk a lot. I’m in the “fortunate” position to not have strong
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
There is something to what you’re saying, and things like what the EU is doing as a response to the impact or big American Tech companies is probably what is actually interesting to a lot of us. Because it directly impacts how we’re suppose
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I would personally be vary of judging people on what they put on their GitHub accounts, because a lot of the real work people do is often locked away in private repositories (or on other platforms). I can use myself as an anecdotal example.
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by EnKopVand 4y ago
I’m curious as to when the forecast is from. We missed our expected q1 target by quite a margin as well because the market, and I mean any market, has been hit by the war and the inflation.
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by EnKopVand 5y ago
Much thanks to my then undiscovered ADHD I spent my university years switching between ”categories” (it’s not exactly the same as majors/minors here in Denmark because everything on a bachelors was tailored for you up front), 7 times b
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by EnKopVand 5y ago
This is completely anecdotal but most medium (and similar platforms) that I end up on from HN are basically an A4 page of what is essentially nothingness. This is not to say it’s not interesting, because it is, but what typically happens is
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by EnKopVand 5y ago
I can give you my perspective on it as someone who went the dev -> architect/team lead -> university level education in management -> stress -> adult ADHD diagnosis -> dev route and the extremely short answer is that you
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I think the bit on window management reads a little too much like someone who sort or made up their mind upfront. I use windows in my professional life, because that’s how we roll in Denmark, but back in 2015 I bought my first personal MacB
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by EnKopVand 5y ago
The Christian bible doesn’t condemn suicide. Most of the mentions were written in a period where society didn’t combine suicide with something inherently bad. Even in the more recent parts you can see Mathew praising the suicide or Judas be
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One of the best things I ever did in my career was to quit. I had gone a route I thought was “the” route for a career in tech. First developer, then architect/developer then project manager/developer then into actual management le
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by EnKopVand 5y ago
What an outright evil thing to say to someone. I think you do yourself, and, whatever religion you may have been indoctrinated into a great disfavour by not actually learning about your faith. Most religions don’t actually forbid suicide an
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Why do you think the previous poster is right? I personally think they are being sort of silly. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely think you should consider your tools, but I recently had to get a screw out of a bookcase. It was stuck in free
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If you’re asking me if I know that the world isn’t fair then I hate to tell you this, but I feel a lot more guilty about the shady supply line that led to me being capable of writing this reply on my iPhone than of any work or investment I’
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> The only fundamental way for a business to make more money is to invent actual, new feature and business models. I’m not sure this is fair for services like Airbnb where what they sell is conveniences. Their entire product existed befo
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I think it’s a little unfair to call it greed because of how the world operates. Dumped down a little the path for a successful company in the west is to have founders create a small company with a great culture that cultivates growth throu

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