dt3ft

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   by dt3ft 4y ago

   This thread should be our collective start page. Whenever you open a new tab, this should be the first thing we see :)
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   by dt3ft 4y ago

   Thank you very much, this is very valuable information, much appreciated!
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   by dt3ft 4y ago

   Thank you for sharing. Is the compensation even remotely close to what is being advertised? I see pay ranges from $90-$250k, but I have a hunch that even a stable $90k is not achievable working from Europe. I'd love to hear about your
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   Ask HN: Working for a US company while being based in Europe

   5 points by dt3ft 4y ago|8 comments
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   by dt3ft 4y ago

   I’d be okay with just one :)
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   by dt3ft 4y ago

   We went from soap to nswag generated openapi clients. Full circle.
7. 307.▲
   by dt3ft 4y ago

   As a senior software engineer in Sweden (.net stack) working in finance, 175k sounds amazing. Here we make around 70k/year. Getting a remote job is starting to look very appealing…
8. 308.▲
   by dt3ft 4y ago

   Stay the course.
9. 309.▲
   by dt3ft 4y ago

   I can’t imagine the stress levels the people having to deal with fixing this issue are going through right now…
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    Swedbank customers positive balance turned into negative due to an update

    56 points by dt3ft 4y ago|68 comments
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    by dt3ft 4y ago

    Isn’t there any software for solo practices out there?
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    by dt3ft 4y ago

    This is why mainframe will probably never die.
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    by dt3ft 4y ago

    Carousels need to die the same way <marquee> did.
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    by dt3ft 4y ago

    Automatically generate thousands of bugs... what could possibly go wrong?
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    by dt3ft 4y ago

    Absolutely not. I am definitely more productive working from home, at least 40% more. Whenever I go to the office, I spend at least half of the day in random off-topic conversations (where people talk to me while I’m trying to focus and wri
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    You can use the generator here: http://atifcolo.com/vonanka It’s a c# web application, nothing too fancy, but gets the job done.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    I created a kahoot quiz generator. It grabs random questions with 4 answers (one of which is correct) from an open question database and outputs a special kahoot compatible excel sheet ready to be imported into kahoot.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    You have my utmost respect. I hope you get to spend the time on other things that bring you joy.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    This is not reliable information. Source: I live in Sweden.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    Kudos to Chris Hartwig for throwing in the towel and shutting it down. Here, read this blog where the author suggests that the service is free and that free account has no limitations and allows you to scan thousands of websites... appallin
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    I lived in Switzerland, Zurich for over 6 years and I hardly experienced the peace and quiet in this city. We had people (not a single person but entire packs of skaters) skating down our street at 2 am and that made a ton of noise. Stay aw
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    Just my personal cv, so to speak. https://atifcolo.com
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    There is a swiss company based in Zürich that develops this kind of software. I believe it was a c#, wpf application, the last time I spoke with them. The schedules that their software produces is calculated and set for several years ahead.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    The test should no longer be used: > Acid3, in particular, contains some controversial tests and no longer reflects the consensus of the Web standards it purports to test, especially when it comes to issues affecting mobile browsers. The
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    My next job will very likely be full remote.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    Whoa! This has the potential to grow to unimaginable scale! I'm seeing star-trek gadgets. I'd love to get my hands on a starter kit.
27. 327.▲
    by dt3ft 5y ago

    Or, change the way they live, work less and enjoy what little life they have ahead?
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    I see this pattern at every company I work at: You're the new guy. You look for documentation, you find something outdated, untouched for 6 years with a note that the page was migrated from some other system and is "work in progre
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    To the contrary, I prefer to work for employers who are kind to the environment and I'm quite sure my entire generation feels the same. In fact, I long for the day when the last business harmful to the environment shuts its doors.
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    by dt3ft 5y ago

    This resonates a lot with me. Very good advice in this article, in fact, this may be life-changing advice right here: > How nice would it be if someone came up to you and just gave you a warm smile, said hello, and asked you a genuine qu