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Why broke millennials love “Rick and Morty”(news.vice.com)
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by ptr 9y ago
ABB is part Swiss, part Swedish. As far as I know, the robots come from the Swedish part.
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by ptr 9y ago
I find it interesting that the SOLID principles can, at least according to the author, lead us away from object-oriented programming and take us back to something akin to the old C programs we used to have. "If adherence to the SOLID p
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The Anaemic Domain Model Is No Anti-Pattern, It’s a SOLID Design(blog.inf.ed.ac.uk)
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Ability to work more than 40 hours a week is One of Your Most Valuable Skills(thinkfaster.co)
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Once an Anti-Pattern: Anemic Domain Model(no-kill-switch.ghost.io)
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by ptr 9y ago
This comment makes me wonder if we’ve been to the same city, a horrific spaghetti of motorways? “Truly dystopian”? And which city planners are you talking about, Fleming in the 1600s or Lindhagen in the 1800s? The problem with Stockholm is
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by ptr 9y ago
If you hadn't mentioned IBM, I would've guess this was Bell Labs, Unix and C.
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by ptr 9y ago
In my experience, shared libraries can simplify deployment as well; say you’ve got a 100 programs using the same library, and you need to change the implementation. With a shared library you only need to build and deploy one artifact, you d
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20,000 Leagues Under Active Record(blog.codeship.com)
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by ptr 9y ago
Why is that? AFAIK, the data is encrypted.
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Byte Buffers and Non-Heap Memory(kdgregory.com)
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by ptr 9y ago
For some projects, ES isn't over-engineering. It can be useful when writing to a database is too slow, for example.
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Assessing the North Korean Hazard(worldview.stratfor.com)
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by ptr 9y ago
Why not just pull it out into a function, "loginWithForm(session, 'user', 'password')"? Why is it interesting on a class level that the scraper is using a form based authentication method? What if a page is swi
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Russia’s Cold War with Scandinavia(wsj.com)
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by ptr 9y ago
It depends on where you live. It's about 37k usd after taxes in Stockholm.
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by ptr 9y ago
> Besides when back-end means you work on a web API and frontend means you work on a web UI, is there really that much of a difference? It depends on what's behind the web API, doesn't it? Maybe there's a stock exchange ba
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by ptr 9y ago
Au contraire. The high taxes in Sweden are on income (and consumption). Capital gains tax is maximum 30%, the property "tax" is low, and there's no "asset tax."
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The Science on Women and Science [pdf](aei.org)
2 points by ptr 9y ago|2 comments
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When all job differences are accounted for, the pay gap almost disappears(economist.com)
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Quake's Player Speed(rome.ro)
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Sweden grapples with huge leak of confidential information(ft.com)
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Basics of Banking: Loans Create a Lot More Than Deposits(cnbc.com)
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by ptr 9y ago
A note regarding the "Scandinavian socialistic mind set"; Sweden doesn't have a tax like that and buying a car there is taxed comparably to Germany (with a car price at ~ -2% compared to the EU average).
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by ptr 9y ago
Technically, Sweden doesn't have a minimum wage. Some unions negotiate salary centrally for their members though.
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Spotify, valued at $13B, to launch direct listing on NYSE: sources(mobile.reuters.com)
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Truck crashes in central Stockholm killing three people, local reports say(theguardian.com)
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Global financial literacy(economist.com)
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Why Are So Many Terrorists Engineers?(nytimes.com)
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