mk89

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by mk89 10y ago
indeed! But the question is ... can tax evasion be considered an ethical violation? :)
1082.
by mk89 10y ago
Funny that years and years ago, when I started learning python (2.5, in 2006), design by contract in Python was considered a shameful practice of people coming form different backgrounds and languages. TDD and "unit tests" were al
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by mk89 10y ago
I have also worked for such companies. It's more common than what you and I think :) However, they cannot afford them because they simply don't want to be the best. Look at those companies who invest in people and give them time t
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by mk89 10y ago
I also want more digitalization, BUT. If this has to cost my own privacy then I would like to have the time to think about it. I would not like to see my personal/financial data online because a hacker found a hole in the system, or so
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by mk89 10y ago
I agree with you, and the only way to improve that is to invest more in "software" (in general), although things are moving slowly, yet they move.
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by mk89 10y ago
I agree on further digitalization of public services and stuff - come on, ... here in Germany you must store every kind of receipt for tax declaration (I don't know how this works in other countries, I just find it ridiculous nowadays)
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by mk89 10y ago
Why do people still keep writing Manifestos in 2016? I thought it was evident they don't work out - or that they get "abused" as political opinions. We don't need Manifestos, we need people who think about each situation
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by mk89 10y ago
I am not sure about what would happen if such people decided from one day to the other to work in their towns. No more policemen, no more teachers, ... ?
1089.
by mk89 10y ago
Indeed. A friend once told me that while he was studying Spring (years and years ago) his friend decided to steer toward something else: COBOL. Years later this guy is still dealing with such a "tool" - only difference: object ori