havkom

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by havkom 2y ago
I agree. The state of level of “basic” knowledge in developers are dropping. The consequences are that developers can tackle basic tasks which are supported by the frameworks they use, but once something is not supported or straightforward
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by havkom 3y ago
I think Apple holds developers and third parties to “click through” agreements, so I hope Epic does the same towards Apple (it there has been any breach). Feels like it is a weak legal argument (even though some jurisdictions may have speci
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by havkom 3y ago
I did not know about the scene but this video made me happy! Great to see such dedication!
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by havkom 3y ago
Brilliant game!
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by havkom 3y ago
I know two people who have had a hell with long covid (breathing, pulse and brain/memory/focus issues). After a coupe of years of hell one seems to be almost recovered and the other slowly recovering. Both were absolute top perfor
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by havkom 3y ago
Great advice! I wish more people had that insight nowadays.
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by havkom 3y ago
Great article and advice!! > Eventually the honeymoon will end and you'll learn that programming is frustrating and messy regardless of which Right Way people use, and that you can also make great software without doing it the Right
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by havkom 3y ago
Best PMs know both the what, why and how and tries to bridge all that. It may include knowing technical weaknesses and strengths in the energineering teams abilities and their plattforms abilities and weighing that in for planning and prior
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by havkom 3y ago
A lot of negative comments here. However, I liked it! Perfect Show HN and a great start of a product if the author wants to.
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by havkom 3y ago
Yep. If you keep off the “latest trends frameworks” and just keep it as vanilla and simple as possible web development can be productive, scalable and pleasant.
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by havkom 3y ago
Northvolts PR department seems to historically be very sharp. In addition they seem to want to announce many things, like a co-operation to create batteries from wood (the wooden industry is large in Sweden so probably many very important p
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by havkom 3y ago
Although it is not that difficult for a front end dev to spend a week of time or so to create a custom styled component library in Blazor for your company and get things looking good and branded by default.
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by havkom 3y ago
I’ve worked with Blazor for about a year. It can be extremely productive for writing real internal business applications. “Backend” people can easily make interactive user interfaces and utilize their C# skills. I think the threat to Blazor
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by havkom 3y ago
Well, then there will probably be other steps. For example electricians unions blocking any work or maintenance on Tesla charging infrastructure. The unions collective agreements in Sweden and pretty standardalized and include standard thin
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by havkom 3y ago
I am now back to a developer role, rather than being a manager (by my own choosing). I am much more productive (and actually communicate more with my colleagues (!)) when I work from home. Luckily my terms allow me to choose where I work fr
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by havkom 3y ago
Excellent Article! I think many ppl here should not just read it once but several times and try to learn. Next step after that: — how will team work and nice&pleasant interaction with colleagues help me achieve things.
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by havkom 3y ago
Apply ”lower level” approaches to your current job and get experiences you can talk about in application processes. For example, if you code backend C#: - Apply “lower level algorithms” to tasks where it fits (if you find good use cases you
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by havkom 4y ago
My own experience is that for coding tasks which are probably very well represented in the training data set, such as generating a react page with some functional buttons, GPT-4 performs perfectly. When coming to more specialized tasks (wit
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by havkom 4y ago
My experience as a manager before and after WFH is that WFH: 1) makes it actually clearer what is delivered and by whom 2) requires more from the manager to make sure the right stake holders are communicating efficiently and employees are s
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by havkom 4y ago
I think sometimes historically FDIC has misjudged the banks asset values and payed out too big an advance for uninsured funds (and then hence had to absorbe the loss themselves upon liquidation)
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by havkom 4y ago
Did the ”independent” SVBUK have the exakt same ”bond problem” as SVB in the US or is something else going on here?
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by havkom 4y ago
I dont see why this was downvoted looking at some historical examples: * IndyMac Bank: In 2008, IndyMac Bank, a large savings and loan association, failed and was taken over by the FDIC. At the time of its failure, IndyMac had $1 billion in
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by havkom 4y ago
Is this a good guess as any? * With-in a week or so uninsured accounts will get 40-60 cents per dollar * In years when the liquidation process is finished they will have gotten 5-20 cents more in addition per dollar * Shareholders will get
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by havkom 4y ago
If someone has both a loan from and an account with Silicon Valley Bank, can they skip paying the difference of the amount they are compensated and their account balance towards the loan?
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by havkom 4y ago
I asked ChatGPT now about the federal reserve loans alternative: Why would FDIC take over an unliquid bank instead of the bank just loaning money by the Federal Reserve? The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is a US government ag
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by havkom 4y ago
I have no idea but maybe they are not solvent anymore (negative equity, even if small)? (I guess Fed will not loan to insolvent banks, but I do not know if that is the case?) If so, would be interested to know if anyone knowledgeable in acc
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by havkom 4y ago
Is this warez?
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by havkom 4y ago
The first stage (”forming”) of group dynamics.. Get a feel for each other and being polite.
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by havkom 4y ago
Yep. Employees and customers. Neglect any of them bad things happen. Depending on your business you may have stable customers who just keep going. You can’t neglect these forever, but compared to employees it may be of lesser priority short
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by havkom 4y ago
She got out while she could. I guess it is not too fun to handle a long-going mega case..

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