robinwassen

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by robinwassen 9y ago
Sorry to hear that, it's an eerie reminder of our mortality. You can edit the contact, remove the birthday and add it as a note to keep the info but let it be handled in another way.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
The third party branding can also be positive depending on your own brand trust. Made numerous payments to shoddy businesses in SE asia the last month, but since most offer PayPal as payment provider I feel confident entering my CC number.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
I think a cheaper alternative is to only allow access to non-sensitive information when initially logging into the device, then hide any substantial information behind another layer. Don't think the average customs officer has time or
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Some generalisations from this data: - Developers likes newer tools more than older tools - Developers who work with newer tools are paid less than developers working with older tools These points are not really surprising.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Setup for Apache with certbot was basically one command. Was even easier than copying and configuring existing SSL certificates. So think that qualifies as a good integration.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
GDPR affects any company that has european customers. So a lot of non-EU companies will be affected. Guess it will be harder to enforce when a company does not have an EU sub though.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Seems to differ between companies. We have seen PII as a liability since early on, but more so as we move closer to GDPR. GDPR forces us to justify and be transparent about each data point we collect. This has increased the urgency of clean
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Reminds me of Sweden hills: http://nordic.businessinsider.com/this-japanese-town-looks-e... Japan is actually the largest export market for Swedish prefab houses. Our houses are built with a 80 year life expectancy and adap
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by robinwassen 9y ago
The YouTube video with images of the core that nytimes linked, is one of those spam news videos using text-to-speech.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
RMDBs often has great schema migration tools which usually are no problem to use on small datasets. NoSQL often rely on handling difference in the data model in the application layer, which can become messy and cumbersome if you switch a lo
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Some of my thoughts regarding the housing market, they come from both observing the market and from first hand experience by selling in Sept 2017. - A widespread mindset of people living in Stockholm has been that the housing prices will co
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by robinwassen 9y ago
How do they "invest" in their home? Renovate it to the max, keep buying a more expensive one or paying off your loan?
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Would just like to say that the website looks great and that I like that you reuse and repackage existing good solutions rather than reinventing the wheel. Seems like a good option for an org that want more than Trello but less than JIRA.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Subtract and negations :)
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by robinwassen 9y ago
It's not hard to implement the logic when you have the rules. It's hard to define the rules.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Segmentation is the way to go, your approach is risky since you need to change a lot of different parts of the project. We segmented by creating a legacy folder with the old standard and a folder for the new code that has strict linting rul
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Quality in the formal sense should not exceed specifications. It should meet them and every point where specifications are not met is considered a defect. Quality in the informal sense that is used in every day talk is how well a product&#x
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Well, then it's just an unfortunate drag and drop away. Still same principle :)
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by robinwassen 9y ago
You need to fetch the value to use as hint from the input somewhere. Doing a typo of writing passwordInput instead of passwordHintInput is not that unlikely, even though it is unfortunate.
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Noticed that too when i re-read it, I do not work there and are not related to them in any other way than hosting my blog there. But I like their service and dont mind promoting it :)
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by robinwassen 9y ago
Last time I tried GitHub Pages it got stuck in cache for several hours, could not get the article to update. So switched to Netlify ( https://www.netlify.com ) which took about 15 minutes to setup for Jekylll, custom domain and SS
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by robinwassen 9y ago
I would guess the shutdown of apps are not of good intent, rather to release file locks so they can delete the unencrypted database and exchange files.
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by robinwassen 10y ago
https://github.com/guardian/scribe Here you go!
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by robinwassen 10y ago
After some research we went with Scribe and it works well. Our requirements were clean html output, stable and that it works in Chrome and Safari. Worth mentioning is that the maintainers does not focus on broad browser support.
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by robinwassen 10y ago
I estimate engineering to cost $50/h. So each hour engineering spend on self hosting is almost 2 months at the SaaS. On top of that an isolated dedicated VM and database probably cost about $20-30 per month. To be honest I have not don
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by robinwassen 10y ago
We started to pay for Sentry a few years back since it was both cheaper and easier than hosting it ourselves. Might be cheaper for a lone hacker to self host on a VM running multiple applications. But if you are to host Sentry on a separate
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by robinwassen 13y ago
Sure! me@[my HN username].com :)
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by robinwassen 13y ago
There are some in Stockholm. We build our back end in Go and will hire a back end dev soon. In addition to us I know Spotify are building some things in Go, a friends company are also building their back end in it. Edit: My grammar decided