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by moksly 6y ago
The real issue would be how to make it profitable. If your user base is much further right than Fox, you’ll be hard pressed to attract advertising because most companies would not want their brand associated with you. Which poses the proble
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by moksly 6y ago
99% of the “learn programming language” literature is written by people who likely couldn’t do your job because they haven’t ever been programming. This is why languages need good documentation. It seems like it’s a booming industry though.
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by moksly 6y ago
Yet you’re here on a social network where nothing you write is hosted or owned by you?
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by moksly 6y ago
You could always get an enterprise license and have complete control.
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by moksly 6y ago
> The priority is always compromise and getting along. I’m struggling to see when this wouldn’t be the case in any form of modern conflict management. As far as to how you deal with weak leadership leading to design by committee? You pro
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by moksly 6y ago
I’ve been on the other side, and hired people, which means you sit through 8 hours of interviews. Sometimes days in a row. I also work as an external examiner for CS students, which again, mean that I sit through long days of tedious techni
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by moksly 6y ago
I turn to the documentation or check with colleagues, and if that doesn’t work, I’ll resort to working around the issue the best I can. I don’t think much have changed though. The good answers on the internet have almost always been drowne
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by moksly 6y ago
I don’t think I’ll ever go back to spending 37(work) + 15 (commute) hours on work again. Either I’ll work shorter days or I’ll work closer to home. I know I’m privileged in that I can chose between both, but the extra time we’ve had as a fa
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by moksly 6y ago
You realise that the bizarre corporate lingo is part of the management skillset right? Taking more ownership, means your boss wants you to make decisions and lead the direction. Not like a dictator, but by example. Value is meeting your req
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by moksly 6y ago
I work in the public sector of Denmark, have for long and well enough to impact our national strategies for procurement and common-architecture, and it’s really hard to answer. Most of our minor vendors either won an OS2 contract (open sour
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m struggling with a lot of things in this. Why couldn’t you test your stored procedures? Assuming you use an ORM, do you test it’s logic? Because if you don’t, then what’s the difference? Why wouldn’t you have more than one database? What
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m more wondering where it would be. I work in the public sector, so we almost literally employ people from every field imaginable aside from maybe academic research, and aside from the camera thing, I can’t think of a single one of those
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by moksly 6y ago
We have an open space workshop and hack shop in my town, and it’s frequented by quite a lot of people. You’ll see anything IoT, 3D printing and Linux you can imagine being hacked upon. You can also see people building race cars, or ideas th
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by moksly 6y ago
Have you actually seen any of it, or did you just watch it on entertainment news? And what leftist government? If Bernie Sanders ran for government in my country, we’d need to move our current scale to the right to even reach into how conse
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m Danish and I’m surprised this is a study. It’s well known that a lot of our technical advantages in green energy comes from public investment (and not just money, policy) into making the change. It’s kind of how Americans put people on
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by moksly 6y ago
Why is this on the front of HN? It’s a boring blog post about some, seemingly entitled, person who’s on a rant about people not wanting to listen to Jehovah’s witnesses. It’s not remotely useful. Changing hearts and minds is a skill in itse
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by moksly 6y ago
Do you still know those 800 words today?
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by moksly 6y ago
> Why should we do anything new? From a management positions this is probably the most important question you can ask. Your most expensive resource is your programmers, and a few talented operations guys, and you need a good reason to ex
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by moksly 6y ago
I was doing a stint of formulating our national enterprise architecture, something I was invited to because of my local work on the subject. During this period I staid at hotels quite often, and learned that the best way to get a good and c
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by moksly 6y ago
Well, the open API isn’t free as in beer.
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by moksly 6y ago
A lot of these comes down to structuring law and bureaucracy to be digitizable. In Denmark every cadastre is throughly mapped and logged, and have been for a long long time. As a result we have a national addressregistry with a public API.
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by moksly 6y ago
There are a lot of systems in a hospital. Maybe 3000 different systems, made by different suppliers, some long gone. In good countries, we maintain important records and have roll back capabilities on most of the things we control ourselves
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by moksly 6y ago
This might surprise you, but companies don’t really care that their employees have to deal with shitty customers. It’s not necessarily that they don’t care about their employees, they might even have strategies and support staff to help wit
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m an avid safari user on iOS and Mac, and I suspect I’ll be an avid Edge user on Microsoft now that it’s basically a better chrome. I can see why people would want to switch it up. Especially if you use different operating systems, and wa
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by moksly 6y ago
I mean, you can spin it the way the author does. But those maximised supply chains are also really good at killing small business, and historically, small business has been a lot more important to free western societies than major companies
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by moksly 6y ago
I’ve had the majority of my stocks in green energy and medicine for years, and it’ll likely remain there for years to come. I do personally hope the EU does something about the increasing drug prices, but even if they do, it’s not like we’r
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by moksly 6y ago
There is a discrepancy between what’s hip, and what’s actually used. On places like HN where everyone is in love with Ruby... errr... Go.... errrr I mean, Rust, you’d think that those languages are the what’s what. Then when you look at the
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by moksly 6y ago
I sold off all my crypto and put the money into regular stock as soon as my country announced it would start taking an interest in taxing it and that you were responsible for proving whatever they though wrong. It’s just too much of a risk
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by moksly 6y ago
I think a lot of enterprise is going to end up on Teams simply because it’s part of your Office365 package. It’s kind of hard to justify paying for something that you already have, and it integrating so well with the rest of the 365 package
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by moksly 6y ago
Huh? Python and powershell are all over the backend, and it’s hard to argue against JavaScript while you’re using those. At least in my opinion. I think it has more to do with the amount of people who are bad at JavaScript but are still for

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