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Keyline Design
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Exactly this. We are having quite complex pipelines and almost weekly basis we introduce some regression bugs there or change the rules so that they don't work anymore properly. It takes around 20 minutes to run the whole pipeline and
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I’ve been looking for a way to do integration tests for our pipelines. So far haven’t found anything I could use.
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Currently not, but there was a project where we had to "develop" in production. I was coding a IoT adapter for a building automation system. We sure had development machines but when we first tested our code in real env we noticed
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I just started a Regenerative Agriculture Masterclass by Richard Perkins[1], one of the pioneers and top educators on this field (pun intended). Also when the spring arrives will start practicing what I've learned on our farm we bought
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My friend has a startup (nonono.com) that takes customer complaints and makes sure they are heard in companies. It’s mostly for customer products so not exactly suitable for reporting ie. server issues I guess.
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This was suggested for learning Greek here few weeks ago: https://www.languagetransfer.org/ I tried few lessons and the method seems very promising.
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Would there be need for a more personal take on Substack? Newsletter service which works on top of email - nothing gets posted to internet. And you could only invite people to subscribe your newsletter. Maybe some subgroups for your subscri
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I've been also thinking a lot that why it's so fricking hard nowadays to make phone calls to even people you think are your closest friends. It's like you need to schedule a time slot and then make the effort. What happened t
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I've been able to use the tool without setting up any accounts or other settings. Just run `gitlab-ci-local` in a folder where your `.gitlab-ci.yaml` lies.
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I've been thinking lately that how I could do some integration testing FOR my CI-pipelines. My client has very complex pipelines which has business logic inside them and every week we run into new bugs and regressions. I can't thi
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The American UFO boom might just be a distributed intelligence gathering effort
(alakasa.substack.com)
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I also remember quite many numbers of my friends from the elementary school. We lived in the same area so we had pretty similar numbers which made it easier to learn them - and to remember them after 25 years.
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Yes. I code for living but still compose music. This of course means I don't have much time to commit for composing but being financially independent has allowed me to compose exactly the kind of music I want. In the spring I had a pre
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As someone who went through western European modernist composition school (and who while entering it fully believed in the supremacy of modernist music) it was a painful process to notice that most of the post IIWW ("classical") m
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As a Finn it's both delightful and also bit sad to read the translation. First of all it's great that this is available for international friends but it's sad how much is lost in translation and how it's impossible to tr
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I studied classical music composition for 10 years before (re)discovering my love for programming. It taught me so many things that have been valuable when learning this craft. Algorithmic thinking and self discipline, staying creative unde
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I'm currently drinking moderately but I've had periods where I haven't drank for a long time (years to months) and also periods where I've drank way too much and would say had an addiction. I drank something almost every
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High speed Morse telegraphy using a straight key [video] (2011)
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Telegram Premium
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We bought a small farm this summer. We're not planning to go full homestead but will try to grow some of our food, starting from the chickens. And more than homesteading we are interested on running our own regenerative ag farm in futu
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It's crazy really and I think one of the biggest problems our society has. Young innovative people don't have access to land as entering into the farming business requires big investment and thus capitals most people don't ha
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There is growing regenerative agriculture movement that focuses on small farms. Especially works of Richard Perkins - his slogan is even "Making small farms work". He (used to) make living from 10ha's of land in northern Euro
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I have manually edited my /etc/hosts to redirect some distracting sites to localhost. It has worked wonders to my productivity. Of course my brain seem to find new places to procrastinate so no silver bullet here either.
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It’s well known and not small but I subscribe to O’reillys web platform. It has all the books I’ve always wanted to read and good video courses from variety of subjects.
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I was like you few months ago. When summer started I decided to stop reading news from online. It was hard at first but quite fast I started seeing the benefits. More focus, more happiness, not being so worried all the time. Now I only read
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This reminded me of Conlon Nancarrows compositions for player piano. Edit: should have read comments before postin :) It was already mentioned.
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I understand his decision but still I'm disappointed.
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I tend to think that our disconnection from the nature causes depression to humans. We have come so far from our natural living conditions that we fall ill to depression and other diseases. Another aspect is the lack of physical work that i
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In Finland it’s very common that freelancers find they’re gigs through agencies. They take they’re cut (for me around 10€/h) but they handle the boring parts - sales and invoicing.
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