svennek

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1. 121.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   I just need to trust my fingers, you need to trust an algorithm choosing something for you. For me, checking whether auto-complete choose the correct is more work that typing the correct thing, as my fingers type on their own - almost witho
2. 122.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   I am not always allowed to bring my own laptop to the network...
3. 123.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   I think it depends on whether you type, or your fingers type (without brain involvement). I didn't say, that I don't make mistakes. It is rare that I make it a quarter of an hour before fucking up... luckily I am good at fixing it
4. 124.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   For me, it works with 5+ languages I write (production) code in at least every month... I don't know how it is for others. Also, I really try to minimize complexity and not ending up in the javascript npm dependency spaghetti.. Good co
5. 125.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   > I still think aurocomplete might be faster for libraries you haven't used much before, but it doesn't sound at all unbelievable to me that the brain works as stated. Possibly, but I still need to read the librarys documentati
6. 126.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   I don't consciously type... I think, my fingers type... I spend 0% brain cycles on typing (it is pure muscle memory), which why picking from a list (or checking that autocomplete choose the correct) is more brain work...
7. 127.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   That is also the case for me.. I log into 50+ different boxes with different security policies (due to different orgs) every week..
8. 128.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   For me, "downgrading" to vi (vs. vim) is only a slight annoyance..
9. 129.▲
   by svennek 6y ago

   I coded in IDEs for almost a decade up to that decision. I could feel my "clarity" fall year for year.. I have never looked back. I stand by my original statement, that for me, IDEs hinder my thought. Also, I have seen other coder
10. 130.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    > Most professional classical musicians play with sheet music, no ? That is WHAT to play, not how to play... also I actually thought more of improv players, but that wasn't stated :)
11. 131.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    I made a decision 20 years ago to avoid auto complete and other "in programming flow breakers". Instead, I have multiple phases, writing, linting and such. I am sure that it made me a better programmer as I know a lot of stuff by
12. 132.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    I really don't think he understands vim. He writes that the plugin system is its best feature, whereas I (as someone who as almost exclusively used vim for a decade and a half) have never installed a plugin. For many, many, many vim&#x
13. 133.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    I run borg on top of one of the copies for backup of the synced dir...
14. 134.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    syncthing is a good bet...
15. 135.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    For the EU you can likely fall under the "One Stop" regulation: Here is a link (in english) from the danish tax auths, the regulation is EU so also available in Finland, I just cant find a good link https://skat.dk&#x2F
16. 136.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    Also them being a "unaffiliated" third-party changes the default assumption when something is done wrong from "cheater" to "sloppy", massive improvement when your counterparty is the IRS (or whatever they are c
17. 137.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    Save yourself from a world of hurt and ask an official/legal accountant in your home-country. It will cost you something, likely between 500 to 1000 EUR, but trust me, you will regret doing stuff with real legal ramifications based on
18. 138.▲
    by svennek 6y ago

    Time and commitment... for me at least...
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    Coronavirus: Denmark closes border at 12 noon tomorrow(dr.dk)

    3 points by svennek 7y ago|0 comments
20. 140.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    First of all, the distro you use doesn't really matter that much in the end. Two distros you definitely should not use from the beginning are Arch and Gentoo. Both are great distros, but way to complex for a beginner. As a beginner be
21. 141.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    Venture Capital and consulting businesses are incompatible by nature. Venture capital is about scalability (i.e. cost per unit goes down when number of units goes up - preferably considerably...) Consultancies are unscaleable business by de
22. 142.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    I don't know of enough to know "standards", but I have heard percentages around 25% before. It might be a little on the high side, but everything is a negotiation ... And I know what it cost my company to sell long term consu
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    by svennek 7y ago

    I think that his cut is about normal, I have heard of higher and lower. Both short and long term... I think you are going for a world of hurt, if you try to cut him out later. My advise, in the contract with your friend make sure, that HE i
24. 144.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    Easy if it is a VM, slightly trickier for a physical machine. A full disk image of the old server is the way to go.
25. 145.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    Disclamer: I like python a lot, and loathes using java for .. well anything :) I think for a new service using a fluid language (I like to call Python for putty-clay) is probably a good idea, unless you are ensured a massive scale from the
26. 146.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    Cowmouhflage?
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    by svennek 7y ago

    Also know as how to handle slightly more than 2 requests a minute on my server.. Really, take any "per month" number and divide it by a quarter of a million ... then you have approx the average requests per second... Fudge up as n
28. 148.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    views?
29. 149.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    OMG, Linus has just plugged IBM-z (mainframes).. https://youtu.be/xT9F39Pd3og?t=311
30. 150.▲
    by svennek 7y ago

    Great... order of magnitude-ish higher than a really high end x86 box with pure flash storage...