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by moksly 7y ago
GO is always listed as popular, but if I search my entire country for GO jobs there isn’t a single one. Well, there is one single listing, but that’s for a C/C++ job at Google, and it’s listed under “Nice to know” along with Rust and a
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by moksly 7y ago
I’ve seen quite a lot of different teams and I have a side gig as an external examiner for CS students, and I’m not sure the real world really fits with your idea of a “high performance mentoring team”, because no one frankly seem to have a
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by moksly 7y ago
Android only? I’m sure it’ll get an iOS version too, but what about people who don’t have smartphones? In Denmark we’re seeing more and more public services move to Apps. It used to be that there was an offline version, like in the case of
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by moksly 7y ago
I wouldn’t say never, but it’ll take some time before millennials and below have enough political power to change our society. I think we’re going to see radical changes once that happen though, as we’re generations that haven’t seen the be
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by moksly 7y ago
It has to do with the philosophical point of what you’re trying to do, doesn’t it? When you target your job-advertising at groups who are minorities in your field of expertise, then you’re being inclusive from an equality point of view. On
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by moksly 7y ago
I think we’d get further if we asked, “should employees be paid so little”. Extreme inequality isn’t healthy for a free society, but paying CEOs less isn’t going to help people who are living pay check to pay check.
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by moksly 7y ago
There is high resale value in Apple products, you can quite literally always have the newest mbp 13” for around $150-250 a year depending on how often they release. Don’t get me wrong, when I sold my mbp 2018 edition earlier this year it wa
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by moksly 7y ago
I’ve always found these articles fascinating on HN, because while anecdotal, hacker news is easily the social media that has wasted the most of my time and been the source of the most stress and anxiety (aren’t you using this new tech yet?)
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by moksly 7y ago
What is surprising to me is how poorly prepared western society has been to deal with this, considering we’ve been doing it ourselves for so many years through various NGOs. The EU funds so many pro-democratic programs around the world, man
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by moksly 7y ago
Change always scares people and Greta is a central piece of a youth rebellion which is looking more and more like a 1968 generation. In Denmark the right wingers were climate change deniers and Thunberg critics. It changed over night after
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by moksly 7y ago
We probably won’t tackle the climate crisis. The time to act was 25 years ago and we’ve done virtually nothing that’s had an impact.
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by moksly 7y ago
The vikings are my favourite example for these kinds of interjections. We think we know a lot about the vikings, there is so much literature on Norse mythology, there is even a very nice Gabriel book turned TV show on Amazon prime. Yet our
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by moksly 7y ago
It doesn’t have to be old or legacy just because it’s build on java. Java plays a huge part of modern enterprise in large parts of the world and its remained rather relevant. To get back to what you’re asking, however, it depends on your lo
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by moksly 7y ago
> add new factual knowledge The thing about history is that there isn’t a whole lot of factual knowledge. Fields like archeology deals with facts, history is almost always an interpretation and as such there is often value in reevaluatin
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by moksly 7y ago
You seem to actually believe that and I think that deserves a serious answer, because the terror attacks are changing European society. It’s given us some of our only mass shootings from politically motivated right-wingers like Breviek and
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by moksly 7y ago
It’s build around our own version of TOGAF, but I’m not sure I’d really recommend that to anyone. It’s also more political than technical and suffers from a lot of “not invented here” even in competition between different government agencie
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by moksly 7y ago
The value of Enterprise Architecture doesn’t come in to play until you’re an actual Enterprise. We operate more than 300 IT systems, from a myriad of different and switching (courtesy of procurement) suppliers. These systems are operated by
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by moksly 7y ago
> are they somehow more efficient in answering to an incident report No. The only thing that consistently affects speed is size of the suppliers, the bigger the slower.
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by moksly 7y ago
I’m not really describing anything, am I? Companies that sell themselves on TDD (among other things) are part of our dataset. Maybe “automated tests” isn’t the exact literal description of that, but I didn’t mean it as such.
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by moksly 7y ago
I work for a Danish municipality and we buy quite a lot of development from various software houses. Being the public sector we track and benchmark almost everything, and we actually have a dataset on automated testing that’s been running f
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by moksly 7y ago
I think you should make all major publishers responsible for the content they present, and we actually do for news papers in Denmark. It's illegal for them to lie, and their editorial staff is held responsible. It's a little more
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by moksly 7y ago
Facebook has turned out to be a potential threat to free society. I’m not just talking about the mass manipulation that goes on mostly unregulated, but also the fact that it has quite a lot of personal information on our citizens. Maybe tha
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by moksly 7y ago
It’s striking how much of the cyberpunk I read in my youth is becoming reality. Back then I though it would be cool, but now I really wish it would stop.
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by moksly 7y ago
My first MMO was ultima online, followed by Ashrons Call (Darktide), SWG, AO and shadowbane, and I’m enjoying the hell out of classic WoW. I think the GP is absolutely right, Blizzard went to far with their streamlining, and every other MMO
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by moksly 7y ago
My wife has ADHD and to get through her university degree she had to learn time and attention management. The thing is though, these strategies would actually be immensely valuable to anyone, but because most us don’t need them, we don’t le
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by moksly 7y ago
Find a SaaS services which sells accounting. We have two in my region and they integrate into our financial and tax systems and automate most tasks, to the point where you’ll probably never need an accountant. Even if you do, that’s a servi
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by moksly 7y ago
We have a few electric ferrys in Denmark, so it’s certainly possible, but they obviously aren’t charged by onboard solar or wind power.
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by moksly 7y ago
I’m not sure where you are, but in Denmark this is absolutely not true as most companies and organisations don’t even go over your resume if you don’t have a degree. I know this isn’t popular on HN, and maybe things are very different in pl
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by moksly 7y ago
It’s under the “I don’t like line”, but I came away from this feeling like I should look into Ruby.
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by moksly 7y ago
I think the notch is a lot less annoying than the weight. Maybe I have small weak hands, but I feel a physical strain from using my iPhone XS. Unfortunately you can’t seem to buy a new SE around here.

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