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by myspy 6y ago
I'm a scrum master, but I'm happy to not do daily standups anymore. I prefer to work harder on todos and concepts and enabling teams to do their work written without talking.
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by myspy 6y ago
Sideloading is not the goal. The goal is to establish another store front to sell games with. This is no fight to open up the device, it's a fight to gain profit.
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by myspy 6y ago
We recently build a house too and we avoided to have an open floor design. When kitchen, dinging area and living room are connected, you have no place to get peace when anyone is occupying one area. Our kids can watch tv now, while we relax
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by myspy 6y ago
A CEO getting many times richer, even minus his worth in shares, is still the truth. No "normal"employee/worker is achieving that. And he's working equally hard. I think saying that other jobs are worse and amazons are s
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by myspy 6y ago
European developers don't need to live in areas though, where they have to pay 2 million dollars for a house and they have social security and health care. This lessens your argument.
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by myspy 6y ago
As long as there is shareholder before stakeholder, I don't see this as a good argument. Take Amazon. Employees in warehouses are low wage and hire and fire jobs. The CEO is getting richer and richer, not everyone is profiting as well
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by myspy 6y ago
Some crimes are not forgotten.
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by myspy 6y ago
Starting your implementation with a test that's setting up, what the expected result is, and then implementing the controllers/whatever against that test is pretty satisfying. In web development it also makes back-end development
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by myspy 6y ago
Nested ifs in for loops, with lots of things going on here, I don‘t know but that‘s the definition of hard to maintain and to read code. Plus the Hungarian notation and whitespaces are not helping either. When there is a test class to accom
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by myspy 6y ago
Well, Facebook and Twitter are currently used in cyberwarfare to destabilise western democracies and the result is pretty impressive, because it works. Give people their Facebook but remove the algorithms from the timeline and close all gro
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by myspy 6y ago
Same here, it came with a demo disk attached to the PS1. G-Police was on there too and Abe's Oddyssee I believe.
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by myspy 6y ago
Well, how about doing just the work and working less hours a day, because of fewer distractions and see your friends after or before work? Sounds more sane that forcing an office environment, where I understand that everyone wants to social
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by myspy 6y ago
The hard part is doing everything written down instead of talking about it over the desk. And a lot of people hate writing. Also chat tools are causing huge distractions and work needs to be better organised than that.
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by myspy 6y ago
Both I think. Met a Github guy at a conference once and he told me he worked remote.
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by myspy 6y ago
> because it's doing what the EFF hates: granting more software patents Is there anything that's good about patents on software?
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by myspy 6y ago
I‘m old. I remember reading that article eight years ago.
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by myspy 7y ago
Yeah, Slack is a chat tool no work organization tool. We use Basecamp for that. Organizing work in an ordered and calm way.
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by myspy 7y ago
The shrines would've been better when they were part of the overworld. I don't like the fact that they feel like an extension. I hope for the second part to include more surprises into the world itself and not in shrines.
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by myspy 7y ago
We did that, with one technical user to share data between our backend and SAP, but got the news that it's not legal and must be licensed per user that's using our app. Even over http you can't access data in SAP without payi
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by myspy 7y ago
The problem with SAP APIs and services is that each user that uses the system is billed individually. When you try to build an app that helps one department you have to pay for each of the user accounts despite the fact they just use your a
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by myspy 7y ago
As a non-americas, I view these companies with wariness. They are at the center of a change that is outsourcing what wouldn't have needed to be outsourced. Of people overworking themselves and pushing that behaviour down on others. On
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by myspy 7y ago
Really? I hated S/3 with a passion. Nothing that describes itself and totally bad laid out applications.
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by myspy 7y ago
Looks pretty awful. I see a lot of old buildings that can be modernized and saved but the costs are probably higher. Extending the old building with new constructions can definitely be done better than this. At least make use of all outer w
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by myspy 7y ago
I read that it's mainly a software problem, which would make sense why the delay is so long. Building and fixing problems with the building are done faster than fixing the software to manage that airport.
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by myspy 7y ago
Because we stood in front of the same decisions this year, I can only recommend to use wood not stone as building material. And wood fiber insulation. Building techniques in that area are pretty advanced. (At least I hope so, let's tal
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by myspy 7y ago
Hence why you either need the ventilation or you need to manually open windows a couple of times a day. Building with stone and materials for insulation that allow no diffusion are a problem too. Builders need to conform to rules and norms
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by myspy 7y ago
That's why people should change the filter and have a yearly inspection, just like for cars. But the filter is on the ingoing side and not on the outgoing side, so no moisture from the inside can aggregate there. Only the humidity from
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by myspy 7y ago
A good way to solve that problem is building a house made of wood which has no diffusion barrier and additionally putting clay on the inner walls. There are a couple of interesting solutions. And the ventilation system takes care of the res
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by myspy 7y ago
Our home is currently constructed from wood. The price is not higher compared to stone/concrete solutions. Simply building a house in Germany at the moment results in a passivhaus. We also added the ventilation system which wouldn&#x27
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by myspy 7y ago
Google Scholar offers a wide range of papers about papers around that topic. Maybe there are a couple must read papers or meta studies.

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