Msurrow

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by Msurrow 5y ago
Not really. In Denmark the offical “bad payor” register (RKI) is not something you easily and without noticing is registered into. And you can get de-registered simply by paying off you debt as far as I know. So, besides that, banks look at
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by Msurrow 6y ago
You were perhaps thinking of a bear market? (Different from a recession)
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by Msurrow 7y ago
I think thats fair. All of us who have written and deployed software know that a change in the onboarding/new users rate like this would be a punch in the face that would knock any SW team on its ass. And it would take anyone a few day
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Psychological safety, I think, comes with not being afraid of unexpected actions or consequences of actions, and from knowing that not everything is on the line all the time, ie it is ok to make mistakes. Safe = not having to fear being fir
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Its pretty simple I think. You can collect, store, process, track, do whatever with data as long as that data cannot be used to identify the single individual person that produced that data. If on the other hand the data you want to collect
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Thats why I put in the "know how to ask questions" part. Sure, a lot of the time you don't get an answer. And you end up figuring out stuff the hard way yourself. But then I always force myself to go back and answer my own
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Indeed. Sort the crap from the useful fast is a nice addition.
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by Msurrow 7y ago
First test of any software dev: Do you know how to look for answers on stackoverflow? Second test of any software dev: Do you know how to ask a good question on SO?
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Great game! I cannot press the help button. I can Tab my way to it and hit enter to get to the link, but mouse is not working. Chrome on OS X, no blockers, and no errors in console.
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by Msurrow 7y ago
If in Denmark, then not Copenhagen for CS. Aarhus Uni instead. Much better research groups on Crypto, Algos, Prog languages, and Human-Computer Interaction
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by Msurrow 7y ago
If you were a programming language designer, would you implement a map, filter or reduce command?
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Both AI and Blockchain?! This should be included in our corporate strategic planning of our digital lean agile transformation. Also - trains!
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by Msurrow 7y ago
Yep, same in Denmark. NemID. But it works with any bank, public service etc. The govt runs the IDP and any company or public institution that wants to utilize trusted user login will delegate authentification to the govt idp
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by Msurrow 8y ago
Based on the bloomberg videoclip showing Vestager explaining the decision: You have your second point (bullet 2) wrong. Google’s exclusivity clause said that if you use google search-box on your site you cannot use any other ad broker on an
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by Msurrow 8y ago
Would be interesting to hear your thoughts on whats good 2018 recommendations?
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by Msurrow 8y ago
Well, you need to use an architecture modelling tool to work [efficiently] with architecture models. Here are some I know of: Sparx’s Enterprice Architect NoMagic’s MagicDraw Qualiware Achimate (the tool, not the standard) There are surely
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by Msurrow 8y ago
“As Americans we’re particularly sensitive about having to follow rules made by [others]” That may be one of the most ironic comments I’ve ever heard. I love americans, but as a super power you stick your nose into so many other countries b
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by Msurrow 8y ago
Well thats because you dont understand GDPR. If the company doesnt conduct any business in EU - or more correctly with EU private persones - then GDPR doesnt apply to the company. It also doesnt apply for any Business-2-business relations.
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by Msurrow 8y ago
I don’t think its different for CS grads today, and I don’t it is supposed to be. CS at a university is not meant to educate software devs; software dev is just one tool of a CS researcher — and depending on research field software dev&#x2F
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by Msurrow 8y ago
If I on-the-fly estimate that implementing x feature takes too long* and if this seems like a problem others might have solved, I go for a library pretty fast. Basically I don't want to implement and maintain something if others have d
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by Msurrow 9y ago
I recommend reading The 7 Day Startup. I found that to be a very good and interesting perspektive on things when it comes to starting up. I wouldnt consider it The Truth(tm) and do everything it says, but it was really thought provoking and
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by Msurrow 9y ago
For reference we have about 15 ISPs in Denmark (however not all of them cover all parts if the country). For my 100/20mbit line I’m paying ~$47 USD.. with no caps, limits or whatever. If there is an argument against Net neutrality that
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by Msurrow 9y ago
Great question! I think this is a very tough subject to work with because much of "user experience" is subjective, or at least just not quantifiable and thus hard to measure and compare. Also very few good standards for this exist
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by Msurrow 9y ago
Oh I know the two birds fairly well :-) Completely agree that there are other basis for legality, but most of the seem to favor either the registered person or other laws. And that was sort of my thought when saying Tinder would have to del
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by Msurrow 9y ago
Hmm but do you interpret that to be the act of processing while the consent was in effect is not retrospectively made illegal, or to mean that data shared/obtained while a concent was in effect is still legal to keep after the consent
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by Msurrow 9y ago
But what you are forgetting is Tinders (or any other companys) legal merrit for storing your data in the first place. Generalizing the Regulation; In most cases Tinder or any other only have the right to store (process or transmit to a thir
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by Msurrow 9y ago
In the EU the law just did crack down on this with the new EU Data Protection Directive[1]. The DPD covers not only EU based companies, but also any company that provides services for EU citizens in the EU (so, Facebook, LinkedIn etc. are c
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by Msurrow 9y ago
With the new EU Data Protection Directive[1], I think they do, since the DPD covers not only EU based companies, but also any company that provides services for EU citizens in the EU (so, Facebook, LinkedIn etc. are covered by this..but als
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by Msurrow 10y ago
Yeah, that doesn't work for uninstalling. The helper and engine keeps restarting when you quit them in step 2. rm -rf /Applications/Kite.app then kill the engine and helper Jesus, what a nice way to piss people off: 1. upload
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by Msurrow 10y ago
Great answer and explaination. Lets assume you decide that you want to either make the app profitable or kill it, and the assumption world is simple so there are no other concerns (like eg. you are having fun running a 5 star app): its prof

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