evaneykelen

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by evaneykelen 2y ago
I've deliberately not added this parameter to the job description to provide equal opportunities for juniors and seniors. Having experience with Rails is more important than having X number of years of experience.
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
No, sorry, we're limited to hiring from EU countries.
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
Return | https://return.energy | Data platform engineer (EU only) We are hiring a data platform engineer who will work on platforms that accelerate the transition to carbon-free energy. Return’s main activities are building and
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
In a previous discussion the name of Gary Davidian is mentioned who also — initialy single-handed — did amazing work on architecture changes at Apple. There’s an interview with him in the Computer History Museum archive. https://
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
Is this in any way related to the Irata of Commodore 64 fame? The site doesn’t seem to contain a reference. The Irata I knew from the C64 demo scene is https://csdb.dk/scener/?id=4380
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
Return | https://return.energy | Data platform engineer (EU only) We are hiring a data platform engineer who will work on platforms that accelerate the transition to carbon-free energy. Return’s main activities are building and
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
Previous related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35115703
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
Webflow offers features like capturing form data, a CMS, and content translation, which some find convenient but make it harder to self-host the HTML/CSS that is generated by Webflow. But, granted, a static site can be designed in Webf
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
There likely are lava tubes on Mars too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_lava_tube
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by evaneykelen 2y ago
I use the app to connect digital signage devices, and PCs that are being revived, to test if output is working. Main benefit for me: an iPad takes up less space on a workbench than a regular display. I use a Newhope HDMI-to-USB C recording
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
At this point Brother seems to be one of the few printer manufacturers who still produce printers that just work out of the box with a cable or WiFi connection using an OS-supplied driver (at least that's my experience on macOS)
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
I would probably not consider using it, and it's likely due to these factors: 1. I use a limited set of tools (Slack, GitHub, Linear, email), each providing good search capabilities. 2. I can remember things people said, and I said, in
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
I have tried Rewind and found it very disappointing. Transcripts were of very poor quality and the screen capture timeline proved useless to me.
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
I wish her and you all the strength in the world.
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
In the late 90s my Dutch consultancy company worked for McGraw Hill. As a non-native English speaker, I didn’t think much of the name Stuffit until I told a graphics designer at McGraw Hill to use Stuffit to handle a bunch of files I sent h
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
You noticed my insinuation :-)
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
I've read it at least twice over the years and its descriptions of hard-learned lessons, sales tactics, product decisions, hiring, management structures, internationalization, funding, dealing with partnerships, and chasing and reachin
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
The author of this app has also made a bunch of nice Mac apps, mostly menubar apps. I use several in my daily work.
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
While square sounds cool, it also means old-fashioned. Strip seems not a good choice either (seedy or "strip off your money"). Stripe was a good choice.
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
I would definitely start to monitor CO2 levels once the studio is finished, it’s one of the issues I had to tackle when converting a sea container to a garden office ( https://www.msgtrail.com/articles/20200902-1005-sea-
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
But since it's called X, we twix.
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
Surprising that the article doesn’t mention the word eXit.
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by evaneykelen 3y ago
Voltaire made a fortune in more or less the same way in 1730 [1]. > This system worked best if a consortium of players bought tickets together and split the winnings, so, writes Pearson, Voltaire, de la Condamine and 11 compatriots teame
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
Indeed, that’s me! Were you active in the demo scene too?
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
Answering my own question by disabling [1] "CRT emulation" in Vice. My demos were using "CRT bleed". [1] https://twitter.com/hackteck/status/1634813587846844418
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
Great article, I love "digital archeology"! I created two demos in 1986 that also show additional colors to the basic palette of the C64. I don't recall whether these demos used a pattern of pixels that caused "CRT bleed
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
There is a great essay (8 installments) describing his youth, education, and work leading to the creation of Lllamasoft. Highly recommended if you want to relive the 8-bit computer era documented by someone who was a well-known figure at th
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
Return | REMOTE | Ruby developer | Full-time Return ( https://return.energy ) is hiring a software developer who will work on software that accelerates the transition to carbon-free energy. Our investment portfolio includes compan
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
My world view was based on news from computing magazines and messages embedded in demos (i.e. bizarrely limited compared to today) but at that time I was pretty sure I was the first who “opened” the middle of the C64’s side border to create
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by evaneykelen 4y ago
Return | REMOTE | Ruby developer | Full-time Return ( https://return.energy ) is hiring a software developer who will work on software that accelerates the transition to carbon-free energy. Our investment portfolio includes compan

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