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by hkon 10y ago
I was just thinking about this the other day. Cool!
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by hkon 10y ago
I share your thoughts and I think it's many reasons things are the way they are. Main reason being money. Young programmers are cheaper and easier to boss around. Quantifying programmer skill is an easy sell, albeit flawed, "look
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by hkon 10y ago
I like this one. https://www.igvita.com/
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by hkon 10y ago
should be top comment
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by hkon 10y ago
Give a system of some complexity, only the best will create a "good enough solution".
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by hkon 10y ago
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by hkon 10y ago
I don't get the point of this article. Chinas has police and they do a good job, is that it?
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by hkon 10y ago
It's the next logical step after you write a piece which characterizes bad programmers... Same thing only one level lower imo.
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by hkon 10y ago
Considering some people spend 1-2 years as "junior" and then 10-20 years as "senior", you will get very different answers from "seniors" as they have varying degree of seniority. Most points in this thread add
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by hkon 10y ago
I get most of my gigs through contacts on linked-in.
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by hkon 10y ago
Good job!
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by hkon 11y ago
I think outsourcing of services and production jobs to low-cost countries is the major problem, cheaper labour make people obsolete,not technology.
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by hkon 11y ago
Nice job!
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The most important role of all?(kranglefant.tumblr.com)
1 points by hkon 11y ago|0 comments
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by hkon 11y ago
Yes you can "release" that as a torrent as well
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by hkon 11y ago
In my opinion the closest thing is the Microsoft surface with OneNote. I thought I would use it lots. But sketch down on pen and paper and photograph it with smartphone works just as well.
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by hkon 11y ago
The constant need for combining text with small sketches makes pen and paper a useful tool. Less to do with handwriting, more with the flexibility pen and paper offers. Write my diary by hand. Makes it pretty much unhackable and it's a
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by hkon 11y ago
Nowdays content is there for the sake of the ad. Nowdays the content in many cases is an ad. Block that...
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by hkon 11y ago
F# is what the cool former C# developers are using nowdays. It's either that or node.js embrace. Go figure.
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by hkon 11y ago
The most funny thing about this butter crisis, is that the producer actually fucked up a batch of 60 tons of butter in August. Sure they were quick to blame external factors, when the truth was that they fucked up. https://transl
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by hkon 11y ago
3 patriots detected
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by hkon 11y ago
Yes, the problem with "you guys" is that you don't seem to want to solve problems like this. It's just too trivial. Otherwise one of you would have done it.
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by hkon 11y ago
I just wonder, are drones like these purchased by "enthusiasts" in the middle-east?
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by hkon 11y ago
I scrolled through a few articles on gamergate. I still don't get it. I got to this article, where someone apparently wrote a book "understand gamergate". So it seems to be a complex case. I've seen the term a few hundre
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by hkon 11y ago
Please elaborate a bit. I am unfamiliar with both terms
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by hkon 11y ago
My favorite hobby, say what I actually want for a salary. The recruiters always get a "are you kidding?" tone after that. I guess recruiters are used to juggle the lowest players in the pool.
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by hkon 12y ago
Don't underestimate the chinese capability to down vote
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by hkon 12y ago
Awesome!!
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by hkon 12y ago
My bet is on the chinese, making sure the peace price is delivered to the "right" people.
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by hkon 12y ago
I've never seen the arguments for error codes vs exception. Care to explain briefly or link me some information?

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