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by ff_ 9y ago
I didn't run this by HR, but I would say it's very likely. Finland in general is very welcoming for this kind of things, so I don't see any obstacle to it. But please get in touch so we can figure something out! :) For more i
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by ff_ 9y ago
KSF Media | Fullstack Software Engineer | Helsinki, Finland | ONSITE KSF Media is not a startup, but a 150 years old end-up. Our five newspapers are national, regional and local. Four of them are published in Swedish, the minority language
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by ff_ 9y ago
New macbook user since 5 months, I totally LOVE the touch bar. The only problem is the lack of ESC key really, but after you remap it to Caps Lock everything is good again.
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Are plagues and wars the only ways to reduce inequality(aeon.co)
1 points by ff_ 9y ago|0 comments
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by ff_ 9y ago
How is this different from paying for an adblocker? There is lots of good free ones. I pay publishers I like for their content (buying newspapers, subscriptions, etc) and I don't get why Google should be the middleman in this.
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If you fast charge, Tesla will permanently throttle charging(teslamotorsclub.com)
2 points by ff_ 9y ago|1 comments
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by ff_ 10y ago
It's April 1st :)
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How to Think Like a Pioneer(prog21.dadgum.com)
3 points by ff_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by ff_ 10y ago
This is by far the best book around for learning Clojure from scratch (IMO). If you always wanted to learn Clojure but never had the time, 2017 is the right year, and Clojure for the Brave and True is your companion. Buy it, or just read it
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by ff_ 10y ago
It's not relevant how many companies are hiring for that, as long as someone is. Clojure is growing fast, and a complaint I'm hearing consistently lately is that there are not enough clj/s devs around.
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by ff_ 10y ago
Hey, I live in Finland as well, and this sounds very interesting, I'd love to discuss about it. Shoot me an email :)
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by ff_ 10y ago
How many hours do you work on average per week on your freelance projects?
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by ff_ 10y ago
It was fun, thanks! Just this morning I finished reading Solaris (by Stanisław Lem, it's an amazing book about reflecting on "how an alien could look like", 10/10), so I stopped thinking after every question to consider
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by ff_ 10y ago
Given that I've never been in Grisons, but I heard it only from YT, I would say that it's not very close with Sardo. I can understand them though, but mostly because I know Italian. (Romansh also sounds to me somewhat Portuguese a
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by ff_ 10y ago
You're very right, and thanks for the detailed clarification! I got confused with the terminology, apparently my brain doesn't work well when trying to speak three languages at the same time :)
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by ff_ 10y ago
I didn't taste it yet, but texture and preparation affect a lot the taste of pasta, in general. Also, this is made with semolina flour, which is different (and much better IMHO) from the flour used to make pasta usually (in Italy and i
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by ff_ 10y ago
I speak Sardo, and I studied Latin for 5 years at High School, and I was very bad at it. So I would say that "modern" Sardo (defining the "old" as the first written texts some centuries ago) it's close enough to Lat
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by ff_ 10y ago
As a Sardinian this is the first time ever I hear of this pasta, and I'm truly shocked of how it's made, it really sounds like lots of work. Now I'm super curious about it, but the preparation in sheep broth and pecorino is o
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Scientists Discover Efficient Process to Turn CO2 into Ethanol(popularmechanics.com)
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by ff_ 10y ago
Up to date article (5 days ago) on this from the national public-broadcasting company: http://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/working_group_tables_const...
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by ff_ 10y ago
Not yet. Altering the constitution is a slow process - fortunately. The draft/proposal is dated to Jan 2015 [1] (it's in Swedish, sorry), and it was in the works, and came up again today on the newspapers after the Minister of Jus
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Finland: New surveillance law threatens fundamental rights (2015)(edri.org)
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Selling to the Fortune 500, Government, and Other Lovecraftian Horrors(training.kalzumeus.com)
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by ff_ 10y ago
+1! Instead of using Hazel I directly set an "rm -rf ~/Downloads/*" at every restart. This way I only save files when I really move them instead of having them pile up there. Funny fact: at some point it was mounted in r
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Why scrum should basically just die in a fire (2014)(gilesbowkett.blogspot.com)
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Zetawar: ClojureScript tactical strategy game(kickstarter.com)
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by ff_ 10y ago
Mind to share it? I find generating good project ideas for me is quite difficult instead :)
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by ff_ 10y ago
This is an amazing idea. Kudos to the Stripe team for putting it into action! Personally I can feel this "flow", and I have some favorite pair programming friends; it's hard to beat the feeling of having someone else that com
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by ff_ 11y ago
It works really well - I'm basically in love with Pantheon (which IMHO it's much better than GNOME), and I can't recall encountering any bug in the last year. However, since it's based on Ubuntu 14.04 the kernel and the
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by ff_ 11y ago
I had an Acer C720 for one year in 2014-2015, and ran elementaryOS on it. It was my primary dev machine. Resources were pretty limited (dual core Celeron, 2Gb RAM, 32Gb SSD) but it ran fine for most of the things (like normal browsing, js a

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