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by moksly 6y ago
Why are those days gone? I do it all the time in an organisation with 10,000 employees. I obviously agree with the parent poster in that you should only do such things with users that have only the right amount of access, but that’s what ha
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by moksly 6y ago
I always found it odd that people expect tech companies to be leaning either way. Their goal is to be as good friends with whoever has power as possible. If they cared about ethics they wouldn’t have the supply chains or be in the markets t
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by moksly 6y ago
Your 90ies must have been very different from mine. IRC operators, forum moderators and what not happily banned people back then. It’s not like you could even take your bullshit to your own channels or sub forums if it was bad enough, becau
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by moksly 6y ago
Well yes, part of it is that you talk through the results with the HR consultant and hiring manager, so you can talk about whether you agree with the results or how they see them and such.
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by moksly 6y ago
> Disney was able to charge _so much_ above the market norm for rentals Were they though? There is a difference between trying and succeeding, and I haven’t seen any numbers suggesting that people actually rented it. Completely anecdotal
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by moksly 6y ago
Being in the public sector, doing our 3rd party integration and being from Denmark gets me the joy of having to deal with a lot of relatively different APIs of very varied quality and æøå in names. Sometimes when people think they are using
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by moksly 6y ago
Not MBTI directly but stuff they’ve build upon the meyers brings and DISC profiling lines of thought. They’re pretty common in any enterprise organisation here, typically in some form that any given HR department has developed themselves in
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by moksly 6y ago
Interesting that it scored me as: ESTP 0.993968 ISFP 0.003365 ENFJ 0.000944 ISTJ 0.000374 INTJ 0.000271 Which is actually rather accurate to how I test. My work profile is ESTP, my private life profile is ISFP. The weights are obviously off
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by moksly 6y ago
It’s also fastah! Seriously though, I have a light yellow car, because it’s always easy to find in the parking lots. I do get the resale thing of course, but I’m keeping this bastard until it’ll be financially sound to swap to electronic, a
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m surprised they’re arguing about which method annoys the drivers less. You’d think that if the goal was to stop us from speeding, wouldn’t the best method then be to annoy us as much as possible? It’s purely anecdotal, but if my car made
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by moksly 6y ago
I read the thing twice, but I don’t understand it at all. Maybe that’s because I’m Danish, but I have absolutely no idea what black LinkedIn is after reading it, can someone dumb it down for me?
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by moksly 6y ago
As a developer in non-tech enterprise, my biggest dream is probably swift being capable of targeting web and android. We don’t have the resources to currently target all three platforms, and we don’t have much hope for google frameworks as
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by moksly 6y ago
I've used Windows as my main operating system since I 3.11. Sure I dabbled with Debian and Gentoo when I first go into CS, and I've had a few runs trying to use Fedora and Ubuntu as my main systems, but when I eventually landed a
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by moksly 6y ago
Yes and no. I bought a 2018 MBP to replace my 2016 MBP. After about a year I sold it (another nice feature of Apple stuff is that you can actually sell it for reasonable prices in my country), and I’m now back to using my 2016 MBP. So it’s
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by moksly 6y ago
My microwave has a wheel to turn the timer, a wheel to set the WATT, a stop button and a start button. If you press the start button it’ll automatically run for 30 seconds, if you press it again it’ll add another 30 seconds to the current r
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by moksly 6y ago
The only person I know who did something about his left ear, did admirable. Just don’t wrap the ear in a newspaper and hand it to a prostitute, as I doubt that sort of thing will work out well in these modern times.
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by moksly 6y ago
He’s not completely off though. I have friends in the private sector who work more than the 37 hours because the culture is like that, because they enjoy it, because it speeds their career or a combination. It’s gotten less and less as we a
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by moksly 6y ago
We have yearly budget cuts, so far I’ve not been involved and I likely won’t be, but it’s a yearly stress factor for everyone as the political level and the administration CEO later spends months figuring out how to cut. Our private sector
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by moksly 6y ago
I work in the public sector of Denmark. I make around 20-25% less of my peers in similar private sector functions. I have a friend that I graduated with who’s hopped between a few public sector jobs and for him the number is 5-10%. On the f
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by moksly 6y ago
I know it’s likely the vaccines are actually going to help against Covid, and I really hope the experts are right, but I can’t shake the feeling that this new world is simply the new normal. So far, expecting things to turn out semi-shitty
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by moksly 6y ago
DuckDuckGo is nothing but an annoyance for me, but only when I set it as my standard search engine. Because 90% of my searches are practical, currency conversions, calculations that I could’ve done in a calculator but didn’t, maps locations
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by moksly 6y ago
I think it’s because we slowly devalued the authority of expertise and knowledge, because conflict generates more views. Even in respected media, journalists try to angle stories from opposite sides. So you’ll have a random person from Face
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by moksly 6y ago
What? I’m Danish and I’ve eaten 45 of those (lakridspiber), and felt nothing but shame. Were they the yellow or pink ones? I generally don’t eat a lot of candy, but maybe once a year in a while I’ll eat quite a lot of whatever crave springs
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by moksly 6y ago
I work as en external examiner for various CS students, and in my country they do a couple of internships at real companies as part of their degree. At some point around five years ago, or perhaps a little before that, there started being p
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by moksly 6y ago
That’s not really how it goes though. We’re using it to make our numbers pretty so we meet the EU and Paris agreements, but it doesn’t actually make us a renewable country, and once the goals are met, political focus will go elsewhere. It c
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by moksly 6y ago
A large chunk of the Danish “green/renewable” energy comes from biomass plants when the wind isn’t blowing. So this is a debate we’re currently having, and it’s basically looking more and more like a legislative hack. Biomass plants bu
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by moksly 6y ago
I’m not sure anyone has succeeded in preventing courts from being politicised, but it’s probably one of the most important things to do to preserve democracy. Turkey was a thriving democracy turned slowly authoritarian by stacking the court
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by moksly 6y ago
I think you’re vastly underrating the seriousness in which a company like Apple would treat this matter. They aren’t a petty child or a bully. They’re a company, and their market research likely show them that the key advantage they have ov
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by moksly 6y ago
It could also simply mean that every reign has a natural end. Power inheritance tends not to go well in non-free societies, even if it does sometime manage to last a few lifetimes.
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by moksly 6y ago
I'm a working parent, with ADHD and only just recovering form depression and stress, and the increased WFH during 2020 has been the only thing that kept me from breaking. I've been able to spend significantly less energy on work,

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