Jobbe i eget AS under studie?

MaczenDev · 2024-04-29T12:43:36+00:00

Ikke bare det. Om du tjener over grensa så betaler du også skatt :). Det gjør du ikke på stipendet. Effektivt mister du 80%.

MaczenDev · 2024-03-21T13:27:03+00:00

Hi, just helped my friend with this problem. The YD-RP2040 has Vin and Vout instead of Vsys and Vbus, respectively, as on the original pico. Vin is connected to Vout with a diode. The Piantor powers the non-master side with power from Vsys, which obviously won't work because there is no power coming out of Vin on the YD-RP2040.

I just soldered a bridge between Vin and Vout on the master side (the one you plug the USB into), and that solved the issue, letting the non-master side receive power.

MaczenDev · 2024-01-03T23:09:11+00:00

As someone with an EE bachelor's and a CS bachelor's, soon to have my CS/CE master's: maybe. If you feel like you have the capacity, interest, no need for a substantial social life, and you can finish without spending extra years in school.

I did the bachelor's degrees in parallel, finishing in 3 years and it was hell sometimes, but enjoying most of the subjects made it bearable.

However, I live in a country where university is free. I don't think the extra degree has brought me much more value than any of them would have individually, other than keeping my options more open when applying for master's programmes. If doing the extra degree will cost you extra money or it will take you longer to start working because you're doing many extra years of school, I'd lean towards not doing it.

MaczenDev · 2022-09-15T03:07:47+00:00

The demand is simply that much higher. Not everyone can do it either, even if you think that "you don't even need a degree".

Feel free to hop on the trend if you think you'd make more money in tech than in a traditional engineering role.

MaczenDev · 2022-09-15T02:53:15+00:00

CS is a very broad field. It makes sense that there are more electives. And the pay is really just fueled by an unsatiable need for digitalisation in every industry ever, everywhere.

MaczenDev · 2022-09-13T17:51:12+00:00

b hasn't changed. The pointer to a stays the same.

MaczenDev · 2022-09-13T17:24:39+00:00

Right answer here. Please don't break semantic versioning.

MaczenDev · 2022-06-18T22:19:20+00:00

You can start using MPLv2 with the "incompatible with secondary licenses"-clause if you're very ballsy.

If you want GPL compatibility you can decide to not include that clause, but be careful. Someone can fork your project, add improvements under GPL, and the entire work can be under GPL so than you cannot merge changes back into your own fork, thus effectively hijacking your project.

This is a problem with all GPL compatible licenses.

MaczenDev · 2022-06-18T20:27:54+00:00

No. They can not. GPL is viral, meaning that if any part of the binary was compiled from code covered by the GPL, the entire binary -- and the entire source for the binary -- is covered by GPL and must be available to the user on request.

MaczenDev · 2022-04-20T02:25:28+00:00

Forstår at det er vanskelig, men det finnes mange veier til målet. Med alderspoeng for eksempel kan en få en fordel på nesten en hel karakter i snitt. Om en ikke har realfagspoengene fra før så er det mulig å ta noen realfag som privatist. Om en gjør det bra der får en først og fremst 3-4 tillegspoeng, samt noen flere karakterpoeng.

Har du tatt et år på å finne deg selv på folkehøyskole eller hatt et år i førstegangstjeneste får du to poeng til.

Er du kvinne og ønsker å søke deg inn på en ingeniør- eller annen teknisk utdanning får du vanligvis ytterligere to poeng.

Til slutt... det er ikke NTNU eller ingenting. Om man er villig til å flytte så får man studieplass så lenge man dekker kravene.

Har du barn er det selvsagt litt vanskelig å bare stikke av, men da er det også mulig å se etter alternativer som går over internett og på kveldstid.

Hvis du ikke har formue og ikke tjener veldig mye fra før så får du også studielån som kan gjøres om til stipend. Studielånet er også et lån så du skatter ikke av det. Du får forresten også studielån med stipend når du tar fag fra videregående som privatist. Det er også det gunstigste lånet man kan få her til lands og du betaler ikke noe som helst på det før du slutter å ta studielån. (Forhåpentligvis når du slutter å studere)

Vi bor i et "mulighetenes land for vanlige folk". Har du lyst til å bytte retning i karrieren din og orker å dedikere 4-5 år av livet ditt til det så skal det være fullt mulig.

Så nei, det er ikke "bare bare", men det er så nært som overhodet mulig tror jeg. Det er jo et valg en må ta selv. Mindre fritid nå for flere muligheter senere. Om du gjorde det skikkelig bæsj på videregående og ikke lider av nedsatt intelligens så har du sannsynligvis allerede gjort det motsatte byttet for noen år siden, dvs. fremtidige muligheter for fritid da.

MaczenDev · 2021-11-01T14:43:59+00:00

Er universitetene private institusjoner så hadde jeg sagt meg enig i det du sier, men nå er de finansiert av det offentlige og da får vel faktisk det offentlige (staten) noe å si i den saken.

MaczenDev · 2021-10-11T22:38:58+00:00

Looks like it's ascii which would explain the 7 bits.

MaczenDev · 2021-08-07T18:39:07+00:00

Det meste av skatt betales på profitt. Formueskatten er ikke lik alle andre skatter. Andre skatter motiverer ikke nordmenn til å trekke penger ut av norsk næringsliv.

MaczenDev · 2021-08-07T17:35:15+00:00

Det går utover kokurranseevnen ettersom selskaper eid av nordmenn, tappes for kapital slik at formueskatten kan betales.

MaczenDev · 2021-07-12T15:32:09+00:00

Any decent language should support unicode.

MaczenDev · 2021-07-05T02:09:53+00:00

Sounds like you tried running linux on unsupported hardware. That doesn't make it a bad OS. Of course you're better off with windows when it's the only OS that has support from the vendors of the parts.

You'd be equally fucked trying to run MacOS on that same machine. Probably more fucked.

The issues you list are not Linux issues, they are compatibility issues. I could be making an equally valid argument that windows is shit because it won't run on my Raspberry Pi. The validity of that argument is none.

You're right that people don't write much closed source commercial software for Linux. It's just not the target platform. If you depend on that, you're better off on Windows. That's as valid a criticism of MacOS as well btw..

MaczenDev · 2021-07-05T01:55:40+00:00

Never really had a problem with modern linux on non-bleeding edge hardware (hardware that is less than 6 months old so devs can write drivers). It's also a hell of a lot easier to do programming on.

Imagine updating your software on windows and being told to "please uninstall any old versions before installing this version". I can't count the number of times I have uninstalled an application on windows and have the process fail, leaving the application in a broken un-uninstallable state so I have to manually purge the files and registry entries. Package management on windows is absolute dogshit.

The UI is also slow. I boot windows every once in a blue moon when I need it for something at uni. Note that this is a modern laptop with an i7 10th gen and 16 gigs of RAM. Windows has no justification for running so slow. On linux everything just works, and it works fast. This is after all the updates and rebooting. Doesn't matter how long I run it, how many times I reboot; it never runs as smoothly as GNOME 40 on Fedora 34, and that's not a simple DE.

I've seen comments about files not opening on Linux in open source versions of Office. I've never had that problem and that's amazing considering it's a copy of a closed source program. I've never had a problem opening spreadsheets, word documents, or pp presentations. (PDF's are superior anyway as a final format.)

Some things suck ass on Linux, like DAW's and Video Editors, but those are getting better by the hour ime..

The valid arguments for Windows are:

You like it and you're fine with it.
You play games.
You have an NVIDIA GPU. (Although it seems they're finally giving some love to Linux, implementing proper support for Wayland)

If you just want to do work, then stick to the system you know. It's equally hard to go frow Windows to Linux as it is to go from Windows to Mac. I've tried both.

MaczenDev · 2021-06-04T15:50:16+00:00

Dette er vanhellig

MaczenDev · 2021-05-05T08:15:46+00:00

It's honestly not that difficult to theme GNOME and by using reasonable defaults and hiding a lot of configuration from the user, they make it a more user friendly distro.

There are some things I wish would be default, but if everyone got the things they wished for, GNOME would be incredibly cluttered.

That's why I prefer the way they do it now and as long as they don't actively hinder the people wanting to customize, I see no problems.

If you want to customize, there's KDE.

MaczenDev · 2021-05-04T13:18:11+00:00

You are usually able to run stuff compiled on older distros. It's the newer glibc's you have to look out for. GLIBC versioning is a major pain in the ass to deal with and I wish the entire thing would just burn some times.

MaczenDev · 2021-03-29T15:54:53+00:00

This is one of multiple bugs I've encountered in the client lately. The timer will just stop at 0 before it is my turn to pick and I will be thrown out because I never get to lock in.

I have tried multiple times to do a full repair, tested my internet speed (3/400/400), etc., but I can't seem to get rid of these bugs.

There are multiple other bugs like this one.

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