hkon

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by hkon 14y ago
Why not type your problems flat out. Trying to "abstract" the problem by transferring it to a completely different and reverse analogy just makes the whole post artificial. I was actually wondering if this was written by a programmer or a m
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by hkon 14y ago
>> What follows from individual productivity is productivity of the business. Unproductive people don't make a productive business. You are still able to be productive, you just might not feel like you are as productive as you could
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by hkon 14y ago
Exam due tomorrow. Not the time to be using google docs! :(
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by hkon 14y ago
Cool idea. I tried it just now, I searched "how to make rocket", thought I'd get some cool old style pages on people launching rockets in their spare time. I did. However the top result when I removed top 10k sites was the second result whe
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by hkon 14y ago
I need more problems in my life
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by hkon 14y ago
Yes, you mention apple, google and microsoft. I am under the impression that designers work on accepted (by big/famous companies/personalities) designs within the design community. Are these trends simply designers daring to be original, or
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by hkon 14y ago
Not much?
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by hkon 14y ago
There is nothing to investigate, from the screenshot of the excel file I can deduce what has happened. Someone put up a service/application/website which required facebook login. The user logged in with his facebook account. The service/app
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by hkon 14y ago
Who are responsible for these trends? I'm sure many people have come up with designs like this before it got trending? Apple?
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by hkon 14y ago
Blurry fonts?
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by hkon 14y ago
If he is a perfectionist and has been for many years, then his worst can only be so bad...
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by hkon 14y ago
I think IT is more like confessions on anyone starting out at anything. Tanks for verifying what carnegie said.. 100 years ago ;-)
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by hkon 14y ago
I'm going to assume that a linux kernel hacker probably enjoyed the long hours in front of a monitor in solitude. But however enjoyable, in the long run, the solitude can change a man. But a keyword in this, as with everything, is balance.
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by hkon 14y ago
I have never drunk a cup of coffe in my life. I don't care for the taste. I was just now considering forcing myself to drink it because of it's supposed good effects. Guess I won't
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by hkon 14y ago
It did not entertain me. Sorry. Nice work though.
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by hkon 14y ago
I get suspicious when someone compliments me. I guess for me, sarcasm and irony are both the rule, rather than the exception when it comes to "compliments".
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by hkon 14y ago
Cool, but where I work, the cookie would be gone
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by hkon 15y ago
I can tell you that the _real programmers_ which eventually will be called in to expand on your work will hate you. But don't let that discourage you. Happy hacking
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by hkon 15y ago
I guess it's what happens when people who are not programmers set out to jobs involving code implicitly via WYSIWYG editors.
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by hkon 15y ago
That guy having six fictional relationships with men, he's a real trooper.
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by hkon 15y ago
Take any site like this, they all suffer from this problem when the number of users reach a certain point. I like the slashdot way of organizing stuff. Mods who actively moderate and categorize comments. It's more work, but the end result w
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by hkon 16y ago
Cool, now all you got to do is fill it up with twitter drones and you can successfully manipulate social media. Congratulations :P
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by hkon 16y ago
Really interesting title, to bad the site has gone down?
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by hkon 16y ago
I like the WPF API
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by hkon 16y ago
Oh the joy of an open office landscape!
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by hkon 16y ago
I think it is very revealing...
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by hkon 16y ago
I'm sorry, but these lessons are crap. The only lesson that matters is actually from the Kenny Rogers song, The Gambler. "The secret to survival, is knowing what to throw away and knowing what to keep" This goes for everything, girls, goals
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by hkon 16y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot after I began working as a programmer. I think my ideas are pretty obvious and simplistic. But after reading a bunch of books and blogs over the course of a couple of years. I have come to realize that st