karles

9 ms·

31.
by karles 3y ago
License plates? Fuck that. This is about all the mechanics at their facilities. I think Tesla underestimates just how big a role Unions play in Nordic countries. Give them their license plates - who cares. The Union(s) of the mechanics will
32.
by karles 3y ago
Welcome to Scandinavia! We hope you enjoy your stay.
33.
by karles 3y ago
Who on earth has a "Cooler screen preference" (refering to the statement on their website)? Truly a first world problem, and another things we don't really need... The only redeeming quality is that they apparently "Driv
34.
by karles 3y ago
Another aspect is "is the output good enough for what it's meant to do?" We don't need "originality" or "human creativity" - if a certain AI-generated piece of content does its job, it's "go
35.
by karles 3y ago
Well, the idea of microservices would be to build some degree of flexibility into the setup, so that you can handle problems you don't have now, but you might have later. I understand that the Monolith - if done right - is a viable opt
36.
by karles 3y ago
Because no customer wants to write a blank check. If you don't know if its 500 or 5000 hours - you're simply not buying the product.
37.
by karles 3y ago
This has also happened in Denmark.
38.
by karles 3y ago
It's hard not to feel a little apathetic about news like this. I love my children, but I'm not sure how I will be able to explain the world/my involvement in the world to them once they grow old (both are below 2 years as of
39.
by karles 3y ago
Same aesthetics as A-ha's "Take on me". Even with the flaws, I can see how this can simply be used with that exact aesthetic in mind, without the need for any improvement.
40.
by karles 3y ago
Is this data not polluted by the skyline? Or does it somewhat take buildings/the skyline into account, and correct for the shades of these objects?
41.
by karles 3y ago
I could. I don't have the most fancy job. A lot of internal/external communications. I work with words. I could easily use ChatGPT to generate a lot of my content, and save time by simply proof reading. A lot of smaller marketing-
42.
by karles 3y ago
Who says you're not just using it wrong? I think it's a false assumption that because YOU can't use it for productivity-efforts, no one can.
43.
by karles 3y ago
No one is getting shot. But it definitely affects peoples lives. Try to look up how financial security affects health.
44.
by karles 3y ago
As a Notion-user, this just seems excessive to me. I love Notion because it gives me the ability to make "lightweight" notes/pads fast. I've since learned to utilize the linked database features which makes it easier to
45.
by karles 3y ago
Well, this is how business works today. Management want something that's both safe and efficient which by default ends up being dull. So how to you win? Quantity. More words. More blogposts. Higher frequency. Please the algorithm. Does
46.
by karles 4y ago
We are working with a 4-hour session-span, 4 times a year with facilitated exercises and discussions. We have a pretty exclusive position in the market, and will thus charge a fee for attending. Most likely, people will get the fee covered
47.
Ask HN: What would make you attend a network for professionals in your niché?
2 points by karles 4y ago|5 comments
48.
by karles 7y ago
It's all fun and games until someone spills their hot coffee from the upper level.
49.
by karles 7y ago
What's the point here?
50.
by karles 7y ago
The spiders...
51.
by karles 8y ago
I'm just stating the facts. But let me explain how the educational trajectory looks like. Sorry I don't know the correct terms for all the different levels of education. But here goes: Age 2-6: Daycare/kindergarden 6-16/
52.
by karles 9y ago
I went through university not knowing how to study, and as a result, I now have a "worthless" degree. One thing is, that the university and the degrees I took was a joke. 3-6 hours of "class" (100+ people crammed into an