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by devjab 3y ago
There is also the part where human suffering is our problem because someone ate an apple and it gave us free will and the responsibility of our own lives. Still doesn’t change the thousands of children who died in some war zone today, or th
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by devjab 3y ago
I always found it interesting how many western religions and their followers maintain their faith in a “good” God, even in the face of terrible personal tragedy. I’m happy that people do, since it seems to help them and anything that does t
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by devjab 3y ago
Some people don’t always have a fast (or any) internet connection when they work. In those cases it can be nice to have offline versions. I imagine this is useful for a lot of people around the globe. I don’t use the broader internet a whol
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by devjab 3y ago
It can be, again, being Danish makes this a little hard to talk about on the global scale. We’re very homogeneous to the point that I once worked in a team where 33.3% weren’t white men and that was so far above the organisations average th
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by devjab 3y ago
Well yes, but as education is freely available, you’ll even get paid to study by the government, almost every applicant is going to have a relevant education. Or in the case of some people who’ve changed careers an education to show that th
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by devjab 3y ago
In Denmark we rarely perform tech interviews the way you Americans do. Part of this is because of how available education is, so virtually everyone who’s applying for a tech job comes with some sort of academic education, meaning that they’
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by devjab 3y ago
I don’t think Google is necessarily overrated instead I think they have some issues being both an advertising company and something else. I look at them from an EU enterprise perspective. Back 10-15 when the big move into the cloud started
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by devjab 3y ago
Blazor is silly. It’s more complicated to use than simply using React/Angular/Whatever you want and it’s less efficient, take up huge amounts of space and is much harder to debug. Coupled with how hard it is to actually build reus
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by devjab 3y ago
I’ve tried some work related VR goggles when our GIS department started using some for their drones. Maybe I’m just an old man yelling on my lawn, but I really don’t think I’ll ever want to put a screen on my head for anything other than no
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by devjab 3y ago
Our entire western society depends on the ability to own and run businesses without personal responsibility for what the business does as an organisation. Sometimes in the case of fraud, or similar individual crimes within an organisation c
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by devjab 3y ago
For enterprise solutions, it’s hard to imagine a viable competitor that wouldn’t be beholden to similar rules. At least here in the EU where we aren’t very likely to be using non-western tech considering our privacy and national security la
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by devjab 3y ago
> It is a software engineer’s job to build quality software. It’s our job to deliver value to the business at a rapid and maintainable way. Rapid changes are often worth more to the business than maintainability, even over a period of ma
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by devjab 3y ago
Cool. I wonder if they’ll ever discover the reason behind the loss of smell. I lost mine completely for about a year, and I still can’t smell most things. Luckily one of the smells I got back was shit, I say lucky because it’s handy when yo
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by devjab 3y ago
English isn’t my first language.
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by devjab 3y ago
Some people are pointing out that they found it easy to read your pricing before you added this site. I’d like to offer a different perspective. So many tech products and startups lack this sort of easy to find clarity. Many times in my pro
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by devjab 3y ago
There is a difference between sharing the tech hype, and risk management. Why would our political and military leadership not be interested in this sort of tech in the modern world? If it doesn’t work out, then it doesn’t work out, but if i
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by devjab 3y ago
We recently switched to DocuSign, not because of anything you list here but because our previous document signing system did not support the digital identification methods used in Japan and South America. You may be right, but they certainl
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by devjab 3y ago
You could just work with typescript then.
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by devjab 3y ago
I stated my carer developing systems in an enterprise setting but have since moved into the wonderful space of companies transitioning from startup to enterprise. So I’ve worked a lot in this space, and while I’m not sure that I necessarily
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by devjab 3y ago
I’m pretty sure that a lot of people are going to end up going down rabbit holes that waste a lot of their money chasing the golden payout on AI, I also don’t think it’s our typical bubble. Microsoft owns 49% and we’re already seeing its us
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by devjab 3y ago
I work in an organisation that has a list of essential people and I happen to work close with one of them. The entire 300 people company would seriously cease to exist if this person found a new job, got sick or whatever can happen. In my 2
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by devjab 3y ago
Almost every piece of data we store in SQL would be better on a document database, but since nobody is familiar with those we keep on trucking. I don’t mind too much, I don’t even think we made the wrong choice, but it does cause us some is
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by devjab 3y ago
A lot of organisations were already doing “cloud” before the big migrations to AWS and Azure started in the EU enterprise scene. Around the 2010 it became a much better business case to get into the local cloud, which is basically where we
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by devjab 3y ago
Shutdowns are rarely sudden. Companies aren’t going to be public about their financial struggles unless they’re legally obligated to do so. I imagine that Notable have been facing the same slowing investor interest and increased interest ra
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by devjab 3y ago
In enterprise we don’t buy things from Microsoft at their listed price. We buy them on subscriptions through some 3rd party “Microsoft Partner”. So it’s very hard to point out exactly what we pay for different things. One example was how ou
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by devjab 3y ago
My organisation has been using it for a month or two now, I forgot when it entered our environment as something we’re currently testing. It’s been rather good at the “office” side of things, and not very useful at doing the things we were d
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by devjab 3y ago
I think the thing I was/is most disappointed about is that I can buy the key caps that Cereal Killer uses for a Nordic keyboard layout. God damn those were cool.
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by devjab 3y ago
The maintenance required, and often the poor development choices for something that can be really basic, or tailored to what you actually need. That being said, I’m not against dependencies, but I do think you should think about them quite
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by devjab 3y ago
They were right though. Look at Lunar (and others) leaving Java behind in favour of Go exactly because working with Java is extremely cumbersome. Meanwhile C and C++ are trucking on being extremely useful for things that require more effici
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by devjab 3y ago
I think it’s cool that people are building all these tools, but I’m also struggling to see why they are useful instead of just using ChatGPT directly. To me it’s sort of like building a top layer to Google, which might’ve been cool 15 years

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