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by botten 2mo ago
No.
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by botten 9mo ago
Why?
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by botten 1y ago
Yes, a degree from a decent university is still credible.
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by botten 2y ago
My basic setup was vim/emacs (only as text editors) + grep/sed. It is totally doable and it is possible to be really productive but makes no sense when you have actually tried out adding some integrated tooling to your editor.
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by botten 2y ago
With types as jsdoc annotations there is no compilation step at all, no matter where the script runs. Have your cake and eat it.
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by botten 3y ago
It is ethically sound.
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by botten 3y ago
In Sweden, there has also been a notable tech downturn, with layoffs, etc.
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by botten 3y ago
Works fine from Sweden. Tested with multiple ISPs.
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by botten 3y ago
And much tastier.
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by botten 3y ago
It’s the cheese that is called kaffeost, not the combination of the cheese with coffee.
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by botten 4y ago
Go with SQL until you hit a wall (most likely you won’t).
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by botten 5y ago
Depends on the company (and country). At least here in Stockholm (SE) take home coding assignments and/or whiteboard problem solving seems pretty common for both junior and senior positions.
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by botten 6y ago
Gas stoves do occur in several European cities.
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by botten 6y ago
A dishwasher
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by botten 6y ago
Sweden has more than 79 ICU beds.
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by botten 7y ago
TablePlus
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by botten 8y ago
Stockholm, Sweden. Good tech scene, bad housing, but very family friendly (heavily subsidized kindergarten, free schools, paid parental leave, etc.).
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by botten 8y ago
I wouldn’t.
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by botten 8y ago
Emacs and Aquamacs.
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by botten 9y ago
Sign with the other company then resign from the first. This is not uncommon. How ever do it now before starting and taking any relocation assistance from the first company.
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by botten 9y ago
There are fully automated trains. However full automation requires not just a capable "train cockpit" but also a capable signal system (with supporting auxiliary systems). Introducing the latter is, as far as I can tell, the hard&
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by botten 9y ago
Why not get a degree in computer science or software engineering if you plan on spending a couple of years full-time learning? Projects often include implementing an OS and a compiler.
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by botten 9y ago
Python is slow. Sometimes this matters (pypy can improve speed in many but not all cases).
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by botten 11y ago
"a celeberity" = The foreign minister