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by danieka 5y ago
From my limited understanding this seems really impressive! I immediately associated this to possible disruption in the cement supply chain that's about to hit Sweden. Cementa, which produces about 75% of Sweden's cement, will no
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by danieka 5y ago
And one of the biggest takeaways, not providing a data subject with access to their data can result in damages of 500 euro.
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by danieka 5y ago
Have you read https://fireinabottle.net/ ? Some other HNer posted it just a few days ago.
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by danieka 5y ago
I feel that perhaps this series of articles has gone off the rails a bit so I'm mostly posting it so that I get to read everyone else's comments.
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A Chemical Hunger – Interlude A: CICO Killer, Qu’est-Ce Que C’est?(slimemoldtimemold.com)
2 points by danieka 5y ago|2 comments
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A Chemical Hunger – Part III: Environmental Contaminants(slimemoldtimemold.com)
44 points by danieka 5y ago|36 comments
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by danieka 5y ago
Flinker | Software Engineers | Stockholm, Sweden | Full-time & part-time | Preferably onsite Flinker is a Stockholm-based fintech company currently leading the development within asset financing with innovative technical and functional
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by danieka 5y ago
Backstop.js is very useful for this. Provides good tools for viewing the visual diffs. Also possible to automate in a CI environment. https://github.com/garris/BackstopJS
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by danieka 5y ago
Flinker | Software Engineers | Stockholm, Sweden | Full-time & part-time | Preferably onsite Flinker is a Stockholm-based fintech company currently leading the development within asset financing with innovative technical and functional
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by danieka 5y ago
Best of luck to you! Having said that I feel this is a tough space. Most developers spend a lot of time in different ticket systems at work and for the most part they suck. So when we want to scratch our entrepreneurial itch it’s easy to l
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by danieka 5y ago
I think it could be this article by Tim Cochran? https://martinfowler.com/articles/developer-effectiveness.ht... EDIT: It appears that the author is Tim Cochran, not Martin Fowler as I initially wrote.
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by danieka 5y ago
I’d suggest books and maybe journals. I’m perhaps a membership with ACM or IEEE, I’m not a member of either but I’m considering it. The most mentioned books on Stack Overflow (2017): https://web.archive.org/web/20170406
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by danieka 5y ago
Hi Evan! I just wanted to thank you for your contributions to frontend development. Vue has had a huge positive impact on my day-to-day work. For me it’s truly a joy to work with and I am in debt to you and all Vue contributors. Vite makes
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by danieka 5y ago
It's possible, but slightly cumbersome, to write isomorphic apps. Deno has a library that can bundle Typescript for the browser at runtime. But maybe look into Vite instead for frontend.
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by danieka 6y ago
The Facebook leak is available at RaidForums, and I assume many other leaks get posted there as well.
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by danieka 6y ago
I agree with everything, I love my Advantage 2. I've been using it for about half a year and almost all pain my hands has gone away. Additionally I use Dvorak which I find to put less strain on my hands. And paired with your advice to
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by danieka 6y ago
I think that going back and adding tests for existing code is both difficult and, to be honest, a bit boring/unmotivating. Writing tests is also a skill that takes time to acquire. I think the best way to go about this is to do it inc
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by danieka 6y ago
That sounds like a very interesting job. Without giving away too much, what other sources do you use?
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by danieka 6y ago
Maybe we can say that GPL is contagious instead?
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by danieka 6y ago
Waiting for NPM to install packages Waiting for units tests to run Finding the perfect Giphy to slack my colleagues Fetching coffe Installing OSX updates
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by danieka 6y ago
I wish I’d read this advice before I turned 30 last year.
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by danieka 6y ago
I've started using docker-compose the last two months. This is for frontend development with 3-4 backend services and rather old versions of MySQL and PHP (not EOL but nothing I want to install on my OSX machine). I've used vagran
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by danieka 6y ago
I think a great opportunity could be the FIRE community. I think a lot of them think in terms of "if spend X amount I have to work Y more days before retirement". At least I try to do that. The problem is I don't really know
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Taming the Demon: How Desert Monks Put Work in Its Place(commonwealmagazine.org)
1 points by danieka 6y ago|0 comments
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by danieka 6y ago
Huh, we're using Jest with Vue and Typescript, and I've always assumed that Vue setup and Typescript transpilation were the heavy parts. We have far fewer tests than I'd like, and still the tests suite takes more than a minut
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by danieka 6y ago
I know you question really isn't about ergonomics and RSI, but I can't help myself. I usually get pain in my little fingers after typing a lot. Switch to Dvorak has really helped, but I still had some trouble with typing "spe
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by danieka 6y ago
"Some people, when confronted with a problem, think “I know, I'll use floating point.” Now they have 1.999998 problems."
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“How to Fix the Internet,” a New Podcast from EFF(eff.org)
1 points by danieka 6y ago|0 comments
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by danieka 6y ago
Any users of Guix here, and what is your experience? From what I understand it’s inspired by NixOS, but instead of the DSL for configuring packages Guix uses Guile.
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by danieka 6y ago
The situation is much the same in Sweden, however the GDPR has an article that specifically allows class actions. It remains to see how it would work out in practice.

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