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MIKarlsen
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MIKarlsen
7y ago
I think the challenge with having no process is this: You have to rely on great chemistry and raw talent. Look at Spotifys videos on their process. Every team is self-driving, because everyone knows how to do stuff. If you work at a company
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MIKarlsen
7y ago
You should make a personal website, and just copy-paste this post onto it. Would be a bold statement!
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MIKarlsen
8y ago
I don't think giving them money should be about "getting people back on track" or anything similar. It's just to give them money for a beer, a burger or something to ease their day. Personally, I think there will always
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8y ago
I'm a big worrier myself, and these thoughts often get the better of me. I have been unemployed for a couple of months last year, and although I live in a scandinavian country, it was still tough to see others in the same situation str
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8y ago
I call bullshit. If he thought about competitors, it obviously affected his actions. So how can he know, he would be where he is today, if he hadn't thought about competitors? This is just another Silicon Valley bullshit statement...
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MIKarlsen
8y ago
And learning the basics just doesn't seem to cut it anymore. It seems like most enterprise technology builds on older versions of older versions making it more complex. For instance, AI and ML seems like two subject areas that would be
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8y ago
Are you asking if it would be feasible for companies to take in well-educated people, and teaching them the programming/dev-craft? I don't know. But right now, companies are trying to solve the problem in other ways, which is ulti
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8y ago
Where I'm from (Denmark), most people start university when they're 18-22, and then you have to do a bachelors degree (3 years) and a master degree (2 years). Often times, people spend more time on their degrees because they take
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8y ago
"If you get to the point where you’re turning 30, you’ve never held a real job and you don’t have a college education, then it is very hard to recover at that point." I've raised this point to a fair few of my friends and c
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8y ago
I'm so bummed out by this. Rumours had me hyped for a cheaper package, but seeing as it's 1599 USD in my country, I will not be looking into buying one now.
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8y ago
The future of everything seems to be code. And yet, surprisingly few are aware of it, it seems...
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8y ago
Showing someone (or another dog) that you're excited or scared ("tail between his legs") is a very potent social mechanism I think. I don't think it adds much to the motor skills of the dog, besides maybe giving it a too
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8y ago
Thank you for the heads up. I'll check those tools out.
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8y ago
I don't throw language like this around a lot, but this was actually very inspiring to me. I'm currently between jobs, and have a hard time figuring out what direction I want to go (and CAN go). I see myself as a generalist with a
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8y ago
I'm not from the US, so I don't know about that "RV Culture". But if I'm cynical, it sounds like Amazon is looking for people who can't afford to say no (which is why they live in a camper van for starters...),
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9y ago
With stores like Toys'R'Us shutting down in UK, the market for Amazon will grow bigger I guess. More and more traditional retailers will go out of business, and I don't think all of them will be able to pivot to online. And t
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Tech companies should stop pretending AI won’t destroy jobs
(technologyreview.com)
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9y ago
I think you are right about the mild depression. In my own post further up, I suggested Cognitive Behavioural Therapy as a possible solution (possible to do as self-study and self-practice)
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9y ago
Without blowing this out of proportion, I think this can also be a slight case of depression. At least, lack of motivation (perhaps from some sort of "non-joy" in your work-environment and tasks) and "there's just no poi
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9y ago
It's a good place to share information I guess. I would've liked it to be a bit more academic if I were to browse it more often. If you work in consulting etc., it's also a nice place to get updates on what people are doing,
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9y ago
Not as much as LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a fairytale-land for adults, and it's bizzare (to me) that anyone wants to participate. It's not even humblebragging anymore. It's "Look what I made, and what I achieved" packed
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9y ago
Not my project, but a guy on Twitch streams while he's making this (which is kinda like the Tinder for entrepreneurs you're asking for) - https://kaem.io/
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9y ago
I'm just stuck with this thought: I spent 6 years "accomplishing" very little. Others (programmers eg) will have 5 years advantage on me, or even more, as a lot of people will have been programming from an earlier age. I real
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This guy "Sentdex" on Youtube actually built a self-driving "car" in GTA V. It's actually a pretty interesting series. He has a website (here: https://pythonprogramming.net/ )
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9y ago
I don't think I belong to any of those groups, but Uber seems like a company that operates on the edge of the law, which I don't find all too attractive.
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That's the second time this week I see Buzzfeed coming out with something that resembles decent journalism. Coincidence, or have they turned their ship around?
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9y ago
I think the concept of letting people with enough money get to do whatever they want is a bit unsettling.
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9y ago
As long as Gilfoyle and Dinesh still have their love/hate-relationship going, that's enough for me. I think the turn was decent. The show could use a new idea since the old "pied piper"-project has been up and down in ev
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10y ago
Considering that Trump thinks higher of business-men than career-politicians, this is actually not that far-fetched.
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10y ago
Interesting. I was actually JUST watching this on Youtube, which says somewhat the same thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-BOSpxYJ9M&t
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