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by pkz 6y ago
It would be great with a similar solution that also packaged you own STUN/TURN setup. Maybe there is someone who did that for Jitsi meet?
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Investigation into EU institutions’ use of Microsoft products and services(edps.europa.eu)
11 points by pkz 6y ago|2 comments
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by pkz 6y ago
If there was an easy way to get iMessages in Windows 10 I guess it would just increase the number of people who consider switching from Mac? Maybe Apple can't fit that into their business model?
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by pkz 6y ago
I have been looking for a replacement 13" laptop and for the first time in many years I am looking at getting a Win 10 laptop (heres hoping WSL2 will be the saviour for decent development setup). But is is hard finding decent 13"
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by pkz 7y ago
Not anymore. :-)
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Implementing standards in open source software is near impossible(ejlt.org)
5 points by pkz 7y ago|0 comments
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by pkz 7y ago
For a lot of people the thinking will go "ah DoD uses Azure so it is safe to put pur own valuable stuff there". But is the DoD contract actually using the same Azure infrastructure as everyone else or is it running on a physically
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by pkz 7y ago
I would love to know more about how this discussion is in Denmark. Also how the Danish public sector is talking about GDPR/Cloud Act in relation to O365 and similar services.
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by pkz 7y ago
To be fair, they did the following: - Data and analysis was done at a server in the class room (locked in a cabinet) - All parents signed a consent form before the trial started. - All data was erased after the trial ended. The Swedish DPA
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by pkz 8y ago
Zoom is one of the few web meeting solutions that just works - even for people without the client. I was surprised to see that they seem to skipped WebRTC and have a custom implementation instead: https://webrtchacks.com/zoo
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Generating recipes with the GPT-2 sample model(peterkrantz.com)
3 points by pkz 8y ago|0 comments
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by pkz 8y ago
This is where rappers hang out.
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by pkz 8y ago
Awesome hack! Thank you for arranging the stupid hackathon edition in Sweden (participated the first time).
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by pkz 8y ago
I agree with the author that the changelog may be more important for humans. So instead of having machine readable version numbers, maybe we should focus on having machine readable changelogs where items belong to a predefined taxonomy? Agg
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by pkz 8y ago
You could work as a software developer in the public sector. There is a desperate need in many countries to improve digital services for citizens. Or, you could have side projects that improve people's lives. I have built software that
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by pkz 8y ago
Matomo can be set up for cookie less tracking. It will of course impact some metrics. More here: https://matomo.org/faq/general/faq_157/
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by pkz 8y ago
Congrats on a good deal!
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by pkz 8y ago
I'd say that 8 weeks (40 days) of vacation is not the norm, even for software developers in Sweden. The law says 25 days. Most companies may do 30. And some will increase it for the 40+ staff to 35.
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by pkz 8y ago
Is 200K CNY correct? A garbage worker in Stockholm makes around 28K SEK/month (~ 258K CNY yearly).
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by pkz 8y ago
No enough to vote for a drastic change of the welfare system in any election.
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by pkz 8y ago
This source says 2x as much: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/26746...
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by pkz 8y ago
Most people, even those close to the arctic circle have sufficient vitamin D levels in Sweden [1]. Regarding depression, it would be great If you could state a source for the claim that long term residency in Sweden creates depression. [1]:
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by pkz 8y ago
As some of the comments show, it is hard to have a meaningful discussion on taxes without comparing what you get for them (or what you have to pay extra for in other countries). I guess software developers in most countries belong to the to
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by pkz 8y ago
We had a Treventus ScanRobot at my previous job. Not exactly "prosumer" but more "pro". It vacuums two pages and does linear scanning.
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Swedish professor saved PhD student from ISIS using extraction team (2014)(lu.se)
2 points by pkz 8y ago|0 comments
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by pkz 8y ago
Why is this hosted on Sourceforge? Looks fishy. Is it a bitcoin miner?
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by pkz 8y ago
Kudos to the author for going the extra length of trying to maintain semantic interoperability and reuse by showing how to be backwards compatible with e.g. JSON-LD. This makes it possible to continue to build upon all the vocabularies alre
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by pkz 8y ago
This is true. Not having one makes regular life increasingly difficult. In many cases I am pretty sure it boils down to system designers actually not considering there could be customers without one. Software won't work without the ID
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by pkz 8y ago
In Sweden all citizens get a unique 12 digit number at birth (where the last char is a checksum). It is used for identification and you can call the tax agency to find the ID of everyone. For the public sector it is a great value as a prim
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by pkz 8y ago
If these were medical claims documents won't they contain sensitive data about individuals? I would have tried a local tesseract approach thoroughly before sending them off to a cloud service.

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