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haakonhr

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    As opposed to English?

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    I used Racket a few times, which is designed to write new languages. Well worth a look: https://racket-lang.org/#easy-dsls

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    It's not options either (that would be ESOPs), but actually a kind of bonus structure. If there is an exit event, as specified in the VSOP agreement, you get a bonus that should be…

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    I have never worked as a pure PM, but I have worked with several. I would say that the most important thing is to build trust with your team and to be ready to adapt to the existin…

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    But summertime is a (at least here) a separate timezone, e.g., CET vs CEST

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    Kon-Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl, a explorer/anthropologist. He and a group of other volunteers sailed across the pacific on a raft built using ancient methods to prove that the pacific …

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    I kind of agree, but I would also argue that of those who treat coding as a craft many are in danger as well. Code in the end is just a tool. Deep understanding won't be replaced a…

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    Really cool, but as a foreigner in Germany it also saddens me that there is a need for so many apps and softwares to deal with bureaucracy.

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    I didn't do it last year, but the years before I used Racket and Common Lisp. I might try Common Lisp again since I really want to rediscover the experience of programming w/ Sly (…

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    And here you're assuming that making software engineers more productive would be a service to the world. I think the jury is out on that one as well. At least for the majority of s…

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    Interesting analogy with the car. I also remember a similar discussion about mathematics. You can easily brute-force a bunch of theorems starting from some axioms and logic, but wi…

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    Is it? It looks more like an interesting discussion about tools and what a good tool should do. One point of view is that a good tool should augment you in a process, something gen…

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    I really enjoyed The Fat Tail by Ian Bremmer and Preston Keat, which is about political risk and how to mitigate or manage it. Think revolutions, regulatory changes, elections etc.…

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    Is it free though? I'm a fan of rebase myself, but understand the point made above. For me, the biggest pro of a clean history is when doing `git blame`. If the history is clean an…

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    By "a couple of rich guys" are you referring to the fact that roughly 90% of all power production capacity is owned by the public via municipalities, regions and the state? ( https…

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    Aren't you saying the same thing? If externalities were priced appropriately, then storage probably would be a good investment.

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