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by dalys 12y ago
I think we can help with that sort of stuff, but I don't have all the knowledge actually. Throw me an email if you'd like and I can get you in touch with our HR person.
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by dalys 12y ago
Platform (python backend) engineers to Lifesum - Stockholm, Sweden - Full-time Lifesum (formerly ShapeUp Club) is a Swedish digital health startup with the vision to make people healthier and happier by using applied psychology and technolo
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by dalys 12y ago
Any idea about Microsoft Health and when an API might be available? Something we would like to work with at my company probably. :)
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by dalys 12y ago
We, Lifesum, are located in Stockholm and are looking all over the place for a senior backend engineer that can work with Python / Django! Please have him take a look at: http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/1103-senior-p
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by dalys 12y ago
Also, as everybody else, we are of course hiring: http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs Edit: We're based in Stockholm. From the jobs list: Director, Human Resources Finance Director/CFO Android Mobile Engineer Senior Plat
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Lifesum Announces $6.7 million Series A(arcticstartup.com)
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Lifesum Is Taking Its Playbook Straight From Spotify(techcrunch.com)
4 points by dalys 13y ago|0 comments
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by dalys 13y ago
To be fair, you probably know how carbohydrate works in your body and why you need them when you exercise, etc. The problem is, most people don't have a clue and are not really interested in knowing, and most people are not going to st
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by dalys 13y ago
I was just impressed by how the colors of the buttons in the top left corner (when idling at the section with the video background) is synchronized with the color theme of the video background.
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by dalys 13y ago
For some reason the DNS servers my Swedish ISP provides seems to ignore/block all lookups for anything containing nyud.net. I have never encountered anything at all being blocked before with my ISP, so it seems a bit strange. Too bad i
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by dalys 13y ago
Unfortunately WolframAlpha is a little off on this one. It shows data for cooked quinoa which is very misguiding. The "correct" macronutrient values with some comparisons: Quinoa: 368kcal / Protein 14g / Fat 6g /
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by dalys 13y ago
I just tried the Peacekeeper benchmark from Futuremark ( http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com/ ) on both Chrome and Opera Next on Windows 8 x64. The results: Chrome Version 26.0.1410.64 m: 2418 points, HTML5 Capabilities 5/7 Opera Next Version
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by dalys 13y ago
I think it works very good when text wrapping is turned on. But it acts a bit strange when it's off. Tried it just now on my Samsung Galaxy S3. Text wrap off: https://www.dropbox.com/s/at5w97ecle0euwv/2013-05-21%2014.52... Text wrap on:
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by dalys 13y ago
That's true. I wish I would've come up with a more describing title. Spent a couple of minutes trying to compress what I wanted to convey in a couple of words and this was the result.
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by dalys 13y ago
Thanks! I suspect this would be somthing others miss as well. I've thought about the comments too and I will have to come up with a good simple indicator for those as well I think. The feature creep begins... :)
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Show HN: Chrome Extension for the one thing I miss on HN(chrome.google.com)
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FYI: What Would It Feel Like To Travel At Warp Speed?(popsci.com)
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by dalys 14y ago
I'd like to point out that when looking only at persons aged <60 OR persons with a BMI >25, the strongest (upper) third group did NOT have the lowest death rate in this study. Instead it was the "middle" group in both cases. Admitte
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When Programmers Start a Business - Shawn McCool(youtube.com)
1 points by dalys 14y ago|1 comments
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Patrick Mckenzies 1h talk about Engineering your marketing outcomes (2011)(businessofsoftware.org)
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Thousands commute to work unnecessarily says Microsoft Sweden CEO Per Adolfsson(translate.google.com)
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by dalys 14y ago
I feel like the points under (11) on page 28 and forward is like a character description for Michael Scott/David Brent or any other office-working sitcom character. This is truly comedy gold.
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The Story Behind Pixar – with Alvy Ray Smith(mixergy.com)
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Social rejection can make you more creative(news.cornell.edu)
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by dalys 14y ago
I haven't read Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, but someone has uploaded a two hour long instructional video with Betty Edwards with the same title on YouTube, which might be of some interest. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctkRwRDd
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by dalys 14y ago
Here's a nice poster demonstrating CSS specificity with fish. http://www.standardista.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/speci...
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Mixergy interview with Jeff Atwood (Coding Horror)(mixergy.com)
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by dalys 14y ago
This pretty much exists in at least Sweden. Check out http://www.prisjakt.nu/ ( translated to english http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sv&tl=en&js... ). You said something like this would take 10 years to build and Prisj
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Symbid, worlds first equity-based crowdfunding platform(symbid.com)
1 points by dalys 14y ago|0 comments
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Charles Duhigg (The Power Of Habit) interview on Mixergy(mixergy.com)
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