My Twitter archive of January 2020

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for January 2020.

Tweets

• My brother-in-law has all the carpentry tools, so I can make a box for wet coffee grounds. Wood work is like programming, but it smells better! https://t.co/euoFjpyEWX
• @marcoemrich @elmlang Why ReasonReact and not just ReasonML?
• @maymi_b Right now nothing, it's just for convenience, sitting on the kitchen countertop so we can easily discard grounds from every brew.
• @Mandy_Kerr https://t.co/RewF8oQlby
• @Mandy_Kerr Great! I would recommend @mpoppendieck's book "Lean Management" which covers in great detail how to wholesomely approach KPIs for software teams: https://t.co/zjHp4rHr5K @romanpichler also has a nice article about how to set goals: https://t.co/063DHBh7IJ
• @datenreisender @wodarhospur It really is mixed. I worked on very simple monolithic framework projects, which were chosen for their promise to solve everything at once, but then turned out to be hard to extend.
• @datenreisender @wodarhospur I worked on projects that were designed for scaling but the business went bankrupt (not because of the tech, though). There the investment and load for the small team was big.
• @datenreisender @wodarhospur And I worked on projects were the technical solution was complicated, but the solution proved to be useful and was used for many years.
• Nice sessions will happen @codefreeze_fi! https://t.co/L0aq9ueUaQ
• @urkel4 Interessiert dich was spezielles?
• Using Chrome Devtools to improve the @maschenfein color selection for my wife's project: https://t.co/TqC0XtN9Pq
• Simply perfect match of singing voice and guitars: https://t.co/fLLS8Y0LDM
• @ladyleet Yes, it turned out very nice! I'm thinking about making another one for electronic devices ... https://t.co/tpv0G5YBv2
• @ladyleet I definitely prefer iterations in software!
• Ok, lets revisit my talk from 2013, titled "Cloud Worker", in which I looked @heimathafenWI on how I work using cloud-based tools: https://t.co/NoOybqJuO2 https://t.co/vNweC8Qfwo
• Still true: the cloud is just someone else's computer. https://t.co/6Is1bW0m7P
• I'd add that the cost for operating infrastructure in the cloud is higher compared to on-premise hosting, but the TCO still is lower for cloud. And running on cloud-infrastructure gives the easiest access to technological innovations. https://t.co/cAkhf5hpF0
• So, the main reasons and benefits for using the cloud remain, but my tools have changed in the last years: https://t.co/xfmSVBh8bk
• Today my personal email account is powered by the open-source @openxchange, hosted by @mailbox_org. Professionally I use the Outlook Web Client. Both are on-premise solutions ... https://t.co/BYFGHCDoy0
• Google Talk no longer exists. I use @Google Hangouts regularly for personal video calls, professionally I use @zoom_us and recently @MicrosoftTeams a lot. All work good on Linux. https://t.co/FxNQKdxNqc
• Personally I prefer @signalapp both on mobile and Linux desktop, professionally obviously @SlackHQ (which didn't exist back then!) and the surprisingly decent @MicrosoftTeams. https://t.co/sKkWR65ivF
• Twitter for me is still the most important social network especially profesionally. I only actively use @coderbyheart these days. Still with the official client on mobile and @TweetDeck on Desktop. Pro-tip: I have a private list with 170 members which I use as my home timeline. https://t.co/gcvRiPh177
• Profesionally everything is on @LinkedIn today, @XING_de is no longer relevant. Google Plus is dead, tech content mostly migrated back to Twitter. https://t.co/WNxoJK0fCt
• My favorite tools for planning and executing software projects are still @github, @googledrive and @trello. Since then I wrote down my preferred process here: https://t.co/4jKk0rzQ1N https://t.co/SCg1Bka39O
• I no longer use @Dropbox. Google Drive is great for sharing project files, @insynchq makes it work even on Linux. For sending large files I either use @googledrive directly or @firefox Send: https://t.co/9x90xl7pX5 https://t.co/xPZsP0UnBs
• Time tracking: still would use @mite ... these days I do not track time in a fine-grained way. https://t.co/iD7k57c9gN
• One tool to rule them all? Today I'd say @github: I really love the Trello-like simplicity and integration with issues of GitHub projects (https://t.co/m2DDQKqx2x) GitHub team discussions (https://t.co/Ptg8ox6kYQ) is actually quite good (only a watercooler-type chat is missing) https://t.co/8ivCfdtQks
• I still develop locally, the speed and convenience of having thousands of files locally and indexed and being able to work offline still makes this necessary. I do travel and fast, cheap and reliable internet connectivity is (and might never be) available everywhere I go. https://t.co/P204JThWX9
• But all my work results are always in the cloud. At any given time I can only lose a few hours worth of work. Since I gave this talk I have never lost any work at all. https://t.co/x5LSndQyB0
• @urkel4 Bitte sehr: https://t.co/8jXVZHteaj
• @cotufa82 The @nomaticgear backpack is very good, we have one for some years now and it's big enough for longer travels but still low-key.
• @cotufa82 I travel to conferences with the @heimplanet Monolith: https://t.co/tIXQmPEfG6 It's amazingly robust and comfortable even when loaded heavily (I tend to bring a lot of electronics, coffee equipment, etc).
• @cotufa82 @Nomaticgear Yeah ... Check out the @OspreyPacks ... We use them mostly for hiking and they are not so expensive but still very smart!
• A .gitignore in a project should only cover artifacts caused by the contained source code, not those caused by the personal choice of editor and/or environment of a developer. https://t.co/xAWbf0pbPR
• I turned this into a new first principle (with examples): https://t.co/0WbnpxToq0
• @tuananh_org Yes, although "tool" is ambiguous: if you mean by tool your IDE, then this should go in global, but npm as a tool creates a folder called node_modules which is a result of the package.json in the project. That should be ignored in the project.
• @MeneDev I have a similar approach in my global .gitignore: https://t.co/dDlpbnFZlx
• @TonyBologni @intellijidea If you add your preferred IDEs artefacts to your global gitignore it's much less likely that it happens accidentally, because once it's in there it will never happen in any project. Otherwise you need to remember to add it to EVERY projects .gitignore.
• @lxztlr @TonyBologni If you have peers blindly committing files, you have bigger problems.
• @Kiview @MeneDev Thanks, took it myself in Barcelona: https://t.co/8b07VBsIeY
• @Kiview @MeneDev Well, the setting in the .git folder is per-project.
• @lxztlr @TonyBologni Yes, sure. This would be a topic when starting a project that I would discuss with the team, and educate about the why and how.
• @chaos_monster @TonyBologni @intellijidea IME this is not happening very often, once you have tought developers about the global ignore list. Imagine what happens if a developer starts to use a new IDE: tens of PRs/changes which updates the .gitignore to accommodate their tool of choice on all projects they work on.
• @YellowBrickC @lxztlr @TonyBologni Yes, you can solve it also with a well maintained .gitignore file that covers everything in all projects but this can get quite long. For me it adds noise if entries are in that file that have no use for the specific project, that is actually the reason why I want a "clean" file.
• “no additional evidence was needed that ‘Don’t be evil’ was no longer a true reflection of [Google's] values; it was now nothing more than just another corporate marketing tool.” — @RossforMaine https://t.co/HAF3C4k422
• @elmasry2moataz The point is that each developer has their own global gitignore. This file is not part of the project, but stored on the developers machine and applies to all got repositories on that specific machine: https://t.co/yVUocbdhaP
• @m0vas https://t.co/u3rt1iROfR
• @bitandbang IME it happens not very often that PRs contain a swath of unwanted files, after all it only happens if developers blindly add files. And it's easy to spot if a PR adds a lot of files. But I see that if you only have one project a large blocklist-like .gitignore can be beneficial.
• @toggleModal I bought 1.3 kg cheese for fondue today.
• This is so Rock'n'Roll: https://t.co/U3sBXVc8R4
• @tasomaniac @stefanhoth Depending on the IDE it will work, or be a constant source of conflict (all developers updating the settings constantly, some IDEs store absolute paths).
• @der_workfloh Changes to the .gitignore are not free: they trigger CI runs, releases, reviews. Having people add their favourite rules creates noise. I don't want that. Having a huge catch-all .gitignore is no solution either, it will only cover known files. Additions trigger noise. >
• @der_workfloh Adding files to git is a deliberate action, if developers add files that do not belong to a feature or change they need to be better educated about this tool. If this is done, an accident-preventing-gitignore is no longer needed.
• @MaximeCulea If you let people commit to your project without review, yes.
• @aykev @aequasi @Norro21 @elmasry2moataz Since I posted it, I extended rationale in the issue why I believe that it's valuable to have a clean .gitignore: https://t.co/0WbnpxToq0
• @aykev @aequasi @Norro21 @elmasry2moataz @jetbrains @code I use @PrettierCode for that: https://t.co/kzluDCuGdY
• Having a single, force-ranked list of priorities is one of the most powerful tools to align a team. Even better if it is done organization-wide. https://t.co/uEZr5qQySU
• @arye_eidelman You can add files to git even if they are ignored, and then git will also track future changes to these files. So you can globally ignore .vscode, but still have a repo which has a .vscode folder.
• @VolkerGoebbels I've read the comments and I do understand the argument for putting it in the repo. It makes sense for projects that deal with a lot inexperienced or untrained contributors. But looking at the number of likes and RTs most seem to want clean gitignore files.
• @toggleModal Doesn't help if you get a cheap data plan on O2, but your connection drops in the inner city of Frankfurt around the central station.
• @tasomaniac @stefanhoth @jetbrains I'd be interested to see what settings they recommend to share. I suspect it's a way for them to increase vendor lock-in, disguised as convenience.
• @tasomaniac @stefanhoth @jetbrains Thanks, that page lacks explanation about the benefit of sharing these files ... For code-style I recommend to use @PrettierCode which is nearly zero-config, or editorconfig which is IDE independent. Also this way code-style choices become explicit and can be enforced on CI.
• 🙏 https://t.co/uM1MrlBKPd
• @tasomaniac @stefanhoth @jetbrains @PrettierCode Yeah, that makes sense to have if everyone in the team is using these...
• @FSevaistre It's ok to point out a controversial idea, but please consider your choice of words. Calling me a Nazi for my opinion on how to use software normalizes the term and puts me in line with literal Nazis who's goal is to kill people.
• Dentist checkup: 0 bugs found! 😬 https://t.co/EnGuoYhZPJ
• @Jen_BMJ Damn, that sucks!
• Only in #Germany 🇩🇪: Kleingarten https://t.co/hZxsEayFbv
• So true! @nesquena writes: "employers consistently find their new hires to be proficient coders but struggling collaborators. [...] hiring managers place communication and problem-solving skills among the top-five competencies CS students are missing." https://t.co/Qx5kgrGLqj
• 👋 #Frankfurt https://t.co/hJyPkZs4z9
• Check out this Meetup: re:Invent re:Visited and Ask an Architect https://t.co/DCtlzNdEo4 #Meetup #Trondheim via @Meetup
• Create your custom emoji hostname using an IDN converter, like: https://t.co/B7yBznm4bX http://xn--ls8h is also a good name. 💩 https://t.co/uORsqbL2pg
• It's 2020 and childcare at conference is still a rare exception. https://t.co/PtdrBHvjLY
• Amazing colors during our flight to #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/z9DYWDlWti
• 👏💯 https://t.co/cEApKjLWQs
• Those were extremely rare nacreous clouds: https://t.co/Q4IXYqPNrZ
• I thought about that recently in the context of issue trackers... Issue trackers should be force ranked and display only the 10 top items. All other items are hidden. You can add new items, but they are not in the list. Only when you complete a task can you pick another to show. https://t.co/zC5TZJwPvd
• @da_berni_ Kinda, but I want to eliminate huge backlogs, which are a distraction and waste.
• @AstridSawatzky I think user reported issues should be handled differently than developer "roadmaps".
• @AstridSawatzky Most organisations use the same tool and mixe all of them together, which is a terrible idea.
• @kotzendekrabbe Check out @CodementorIO by @EmmaBostian ... which allows you to select a mentor that fits your needs. In the testing community there is @tech_voices, which mentors first time speakers. I mentor @Code_Door who has a special track for women.
• @kotzendekrabbe @CodementorIO @EmmaBostian @tech_voices @Code_Door I will connect you with Farid, one of the founders, via LinkedIn.
• @EmmaBostian @kotzendekrabbe @CodementorIO @tech_voices @Code_Door @codingcoach_io Oops, sorry Emma! I meant Coding Coach! https://t.co/3HaeOgWcY0
• .@rradczewski please apply, and teach them what they really need to learn. https://t.co/rYa23teK6I
• I am building a @twilio powered in-app chat (thanks @stefanjudis for signing us up, btw!) for @DistributeAid on AWS/serverless and am happy to present the progress @codefreeze_fi next week! https://t.co/BJ9XKalCfT https://t.co/hY6j3hgyud
• @stefanjudis @twilio @DistributeAid @codefreeze_fi Progressing quickly, and will definitely share more once!
• @lxztlr @twilio @stefanjudis @DistributeAid @codefreeze_fi It does all your things: https://t.co/VpEAlshRzx ... and since it works on web it should work on web-based apps on phones as well.
• @Singsalad @AmelieCornelis Will fly there tomorrow! https://t.co/tXqecnpt9b
• profound > profane
• On our way to @codefreeze_fi, #Trondheim is warm with +3°C. #codefreeze https://t.co/PikheZQn17
• This hopper will take us to Helsinki. #codefreeze https://t.co/tNIKxWUj8Z
• Banana Rotor! https://t.co/HcRjYR1X8r
• @datenreisender @meikeco @codefreeze_fi Es gibt dort kilometerlange Langlaufloipen, beleuchtet, ohne Hügel. Gutes Essen. Sauna. ...
• Landed in #HEL 🇫🇮 https://t.co/pKHB52Nlww
• Very happy with my @gorillapod which works perfectly for watching movies during flight. https://t.co/qRvp0NOShw
• Landed in #IVL 🇫🇮 Not much longer til #codefreeze https://t.co/ThfVlljbhK
• @RidingWolf Indeed! @koenmetsu
• I don't hate it, OOP is just unnecessary cruft. https://t.co/tfwKoiaIMk
• #codefreeze is starting! We are having the evening news and introduction session. https://t.co/vCeHgKSf79
• First #codefreeze dip of the decade! On if the major reasons to come to @codefreeze_fi is this: https://t.co/5J4vXUDRon
• @NativeWired @codefreeze_fi It's just amazing after sauna. There is nothing like it 🤯!
• @TonyBologni Exactly my beef with OOP: objects become arbitrary and hard to reasons about collections of collaborators. https://t.co/FoOBxK1mVM
• @NativeWired @codefreeze_fi One day, we'll meet with a sauna and an ice-cold body of water around, and we'll try! https://t.co/wyMwRWPqge
• @NativeWired @codefreeze_fi And then you'll get a sticker! https://t.co/RkvzNEeVzY
• @meikeco @codefreeze_fi I guess the ice on the stairs gave it away, that it's not heated. ❄️
• Love it! #codewerkstatt #bugschuppen #patchcafé https://t.co/bnCDA1CASo
• @NativeWired @codefreeze_fi Yes, we also have beer in the sauna! 😈
• Good Morning #Lapland! #codefreeze 🇫🇮 https://t.co/kWhWk0bU0l
• Remember this? I have the privilege to sponsor ✨ ONE DIVERSITY TICKET 🦄 for @EuroTestingConf in Amsterdam on 6+7th February. If you can manage your own travel, and want to attend this great, inclusive conference from people who care about software quality for free, DM me! https://t.co/8WQpkUgh1j
• The private @codefreeze_fi smoke sauna is getting prepared for this afternoon. #codefreeze #lapland https://t.co/8CiIab1xN7
• First rule of @codefreeze_fi: if the weather is good ALWAYS go experience the amazing #lapland nature. So we hiked up Kiilopää this morning and got a breathtaking view, and even saw some reindeers! #codefreeze https://t.co/c53YImnOjp
• More from that trip! https://t.co/JiFNjUxTgu
• @codefreeze_fi We should talk about that!
• WTF: https://t.co/4lb6wQDZYe https://t.co/TZwcQ9rNKW
• Me filling out all the required fields in a Jira issue: https://t.co/LeycLHWADH
• At #codefreeze Els explains how to connect to our feelings. https://t.co/2fdZW71RMa
• .@rinkkasatiainen giving a preview of his talk "Emotions at work". #codefreeze https://t.co/dmYiS5VZV2
• @meikeco Skiloipen hier so: https://t.co/pkWZq6tnrZ
• We did a great fatbike tour at #codefreeze today! Totally cool experience racing a bike through the snow tundra here in #lapland. https://t.co/C3uaxuZkGx
• https://t.co/bJsr2CX4w3
• I did a session on some new architecture I am working on for the @DistributeAid in-app chat. Great way to double check my ideas! #codefreeze https://t.co/uD0cWSI0Cn
• #codefreeze has a vegan food option, and I'll totally do that next year, too! https://t.co/DPI5p92mRR
• I heard that in the Oulu Nokia office, the saunas can be booked through the company calendar. https://t.co/kBkGsjSZX7
• @bitandbang @vannsl @kotzendekrabbe Yes, mocha.js (the previous version) for example is full of wierd stuff.
• @alastairs @ThisIsFlorianK You might enjoy working with the lovely people @tes_engineering ...
• Playing a game of Pipeline by @emilybache at #codefreeze while it's getting dark outside. https://t.co/bcMmxluRIV
• Our fitness tracker pipeline: https://t.co/iLLDeVOItI
• Save the date: #codefreeze 2021 will be on January 9-16th
• That was a great exercise and it became immediately clear for me how this can help a team to get clarity on terms, what's missing in their pipeline and where the blockers are. It's a great exercise, especially for reviewing existing deployment pipelines. #devops
• Great explanation in why most backlogs are useless: https://t.co/ADre1Ywu2n
• Good Morning #codefreeze https://t.co/ioGp0RrYze
• @toggleModal Yes, @slpng_giants.
• @FranziskaNaja Definitiv @MotelOne.
• #lapland is a winter wonderland right now. #codefreeze https://t.co/H1tWtNO0Fk
• @LaszloWa What I do is to oil the baking form and line it with sesame seeds before putting the dough in. The seeds then will add a nice taste to the bread!
• @LaszloWa You can also experiment with adding spices like cumin, caraway or coriander seeds.
• Cool knowledge sharing session at #codefreeze from @AmelieCornelis about the 3 Horizons method to navigate uncertainty! https://t.co/fDnrgZf5Fl https://t.co/vbjuS5WFPi
• Today we went on a super awesome husky safari with https://t.co/Ushgzyvyci. Absolutely recommend when you come here for #codefreeze! https://t.co/WgNRP7Ekaq
• https://t.co/aZwTH2Db4I
• https://t.co/ayUNRIRfAu
• Aki is such a great teacher! #codefreeze https://t.co/juLn2ly0Ar
• Introduce kids to programming with the Nutella robot: https://t.co/oGDpsLqsXg #codefreeze
• Just explained a traveler from Barcelona how the cabin saunas here work! Truly an international place here in #lapland. #codefreeze If someone cares to translate this to Catalan, they would be amazed! @davidpich maybe? https://t.co/4B3CSoI9qg
• @davidpich Super awesome! https://t.co/MFlYDPWXNB
• Connecting with nature is one of the amazing reasons to attend @codefreeze_fi, like @AmelieCornelis does here. #codefreeze https://t.co/XQgdhVogDE
• We did an amazing ski trip this morning. We fed some birds and then ourselves with coffee and cake! #codefreeze https://t.co/7HbCrBEKsv
• https://t.co/stFsJciIhS
• Getting an introduction to outside-in TDD from @Singsalad on #codefreeze https://t.co/ovbmQ5789o
• Temperature just dropped to -17°C. Clear sky and good chance of aurora tonight! #codefreeze
• Listen to this: #codefreeze https://t.co/pTuNhsEiMB
• @Jen_BMJ @goethalss #codefreeze can report them, too! https://t.co/299CIm4xVM
• We got lucky tonight and @EskoLuontola caught the aurora on camera. #codefreeze https://t.co/EwPUodKhek
• @Maggysche Oh, fuck. Absolutely disgusting that you got attacked for wanting privacy. I hope there were cameras so he can be found!
• Our last day at #codefreeze and we did a hike to a lean to, where we lit a fire. Simple things that feel magical up here in #lapland. https://t.co/ztevDBVZ4o
• https://t.co/jsFq4751t4
• https://t.co/tB5bdyHG3i
• @gazebo_c It's amazing, and the pictures can't show how it really looks like. So much more nuanced if you experience it in reality. Maybe some day you'll join us here?
• Last chance, I'll pick the lucky one tomorrow! https://t.co/5x0Wx6KkdL
• Goodbye #codefreeze 👋. We had an amazing time, met old friends and made new ones! See you next year again in #lapland 🇫🇮. https://t.co/7HBSjuQr9O https://t.co/oDjXLnigjr
• @stephaniecodes @DistributeAid @kureevalexey Ohh, nice! Welcome to the team!
• Goodbye #lapland #codefreeze https://t.co/rOWN24lxYf
• Flying towards the sun. #codefreeze https://t.co/OjgFn4b4qe
• This @NordicTweets powered @microbit_edu will be amazing for building cool conference badges! https://t.co/85gW0XyYOy
• @gazebo_c Awesome!
• @pati_gallardo My two favourites are: 1. Create a rule that moves all mails where I am on CC in a subfolder, so they do not clutter my inbox. I read them later. 2. Number all action items and questions so they are easier to process and reference. People can no longer quote in emails.
• Ground coffee > sliced bread
• @jlengrand @EuroTestingConf I think you need to find a bigger room ;-)
• @jlengrand @EuroTestingConf https://t.co/iN1bHkGpCJ
• First day after vacation and we are having a board game night @NordicTweets. 🎲🃏🍻🍕💯 https://t.co/u4tgvnQZGU
• We all were once beginners. https://t.co/QfYQXBif6E
• Hei @Norge, vi kunne lage massevis av disse! https://t.co/ivqriVvWTi
• @GunnarGrosch @aripalo Nice!
• @dtanzer @codePrincess I bims, die Bim!
• @liran_tal Nice! But "Beach" is kind of a stretch, I can barely see the ocean from there.
• @liran_tal Right, the big blue thingy is the Mediterranean Sea!
• fp-ts question: is there a nicer way to conditionally execute a Task based on an option? https://t.co/rOy40mlXOF #fpts
• @rinkkasatiainen That's in the next line (joinChannel is only called if Either is left). I don't like to highlited line, where I convert the Option to an Either.
• @fabrik42 My Maps (from Google) does what you want: https://t.co/gRFH5LAcLV Here is a map I created for a vacation: https://t.co/bebRQ4kP72
• @rinkkasatiainen Yes, I tried to build that but that took me down a TypeScript rabbit hole.
• Maybe you have a pointer @GiulioCanti?
• @rinkkasatiainen Awesome, when would it work for you?
• @rinkkasatiainen Let's do tomorrow evening, I have planned to work on it more then.
• @sanity_io I know that @benjamin can get you started with this!
• @GiulioCanti Nice, thanks for the quick response, will check it out!
• Cool, @NordicTweets is making biking safer with tech! https://t.co/ZeH0Gt6YH1
• @gwen_faraday @NellWaliczek @clare_liguori @rubydwarf @maddiestone @cotufa82 @AdrienneTacke @type__error @sherrrylst @mavi888uy @EmmaBostian @vicbergquist @terabaud @iamjoyheron @devdevcharlie @gurlcode @NicoleRauch @aebaR @abbyfuller @codePrincess @Mandy_Kerr @Lazer @fhinkel @mirjam_diala
• @AnnNat You might also soon witness Snøfokk (snow fog): https://t.co/0PdI5b8PRR
• Sad to see that in 2020 a lineup like this seems still be OK for some conference organizers. https://t.co/1GJqFmQoeX https://t.co/NWUo5IyhLT
• @Lazer I think the stuff you post / tweet on SnailLife already qualifies as programming tutorials!
• Microsoft has invented Active Directory, but their website requires me to create 27 logins.
• "Runtimestapel" The @Azure German translation is useless crap. https://t.co/DfCmqeyfmp
• @jrosaproenca https://t.co/Da2tPGoOs1
• @Azure Oh come on... "Bereitstellung" is a thing, which can't be executed. https://t.co/KstqCuBtpa
• @Azure At least keep it bad, but don't one things in two terrible ways! https://t.co/Xv4BdCoD1h
• @testController @Azure https://t.co/BKWOi9LBel
• @LaszloWa And not all have beards!!
• @GiulioCanti That worked out quite nice, looks much cleaner now: https://t.co/Y8AMZkdNWo /cc @rinkkasatiainen
• @EccentricTester It seems not. I was invited and declined, pointing to the lack of speaker diversity. I hope this gets some attention.
• Finnish guide on how to build your own sauna: https://t.co/9nUiMQMlaL #lifegoals
• @ebbo It's a dangerously naïve to correlate quality with speaker homogeneity (👋 survivorship bias). Conferences like @EuroTestingConf and @oredev show that it's possible to create diverse lineups. The speakers exist, there are tons of public lists collecting non-men tech speakers.
• @rubydwarf @gwen_faraday @NellWaliczek @clare_liguori @maddiestone @cotufa82 @AdrienneTacke @type__error @sherrrylst @mavi888uy @EmmaBostian @vicbergquist @terabaud @iamjoyheron @devdevcharlie @gurlcode @NicoleRauch @aebaR @abbyfuller @codePrincess @Mandy_Kerr @Lazer @fhinkel @mirjam_diala https://t.co/zYTUzZVuyj
• @da_berni_ @Azure Auf Englisch: "deployment slots"
• The Most Eco-Friendly Non-Dairy Milks: https://t.co/LefpavKDQ6 https://t.co/6lT5X4sJil
• @miskaknapek @maaretp @ebbo @EuroTestingConf @oredev @defcon @chaosupdates @TheConfMalmo @irinimalliaraki @codekat @j_kloiber https://t.co/LkOC1DrWKg https://t.co/GuViKeBGW1 https://t.co/biVJbayadu https://t.co/D6Jbzf4zoN https://t.co/nfRp9pQQs7 https://t.co/2Ojovu3uQN
• @Lynoure <any expensive, generic certification which can be passed by a simple multiple-choice exam> Germany: https://t.co/Kg3Npv8aiP
• @vicbergquist npm with lockfiles, so that you can npm ci .
• Happy to help do more of 👇 this year! https://t.co/bzGPNGQYcM
• @ebbo @EuroTestingConf @oredev Diversity is a hygiene factor for conferences. They stink if they don't have it. And the smell comes for free. You also said that the quality suffers because of diversity (which is bullshit), which implies that conferences should not aim for diversity.
• @ebbo @EuroTestingConf @oredev You seem to believe that a line-up like this can be the optimum for a conference and that there is nothing wrong. That is the problem I have with your statement.
• "by limiting work in progress and focusing on flow, you’ll be better able — using actual data for different classes of work — to predict when something will be done." https://t.co/VOFZFIGP44
• @refnode Also tastewise my favorite.
• @KlaraMiffili ... is the perfect time to use your phone's hotspot feature! #neverstopcoding
• @KlaraMiffili Great choice! 🙏
• @michabahr What can you come up with that can be done?
• Sometimes I think there is a KPI at Microsoft which is "unique users" and they figured out how easy it is to increase that by forcing one person to be represented by a dozen user accounts. https://t.co/xSoK0NEM4z
• Just signed the @kerosenetax_EU petition. Sign it and share it! https://t.co/mKgdGECS05 #fairosene
• @michabahr Yes.
• Really love that @EuroTestingConf is asking attendees to provide their pronouns so they can put it on the badges! 💯 👏 https://t.co/0I118LBQkl
• There should be an @NordicTweets nRF91 on every @LivingPackets box! Seems like a match made in heaven! https://t.co/bizhf369JG
• @michabahr I feel this exchange is a waste of time. You come around asking without offering any glimpse of what the context is, and what you have done so far that did not work. This looks like the typical behavior of many organizers who blame the status quo, and sit on their hands.
• @MartinaKraus11 I know it's not ideal, but I feel this needs to be more publicly addressed to educate others. And I would not encourage women to apply to a conference like this, given this set of speakers, and a sorry excuse for a code of conduct.
• @MartinaKraus11 @vicbergquist Hints for me they did not are: - simple fig leaf CoC - CfP does not encourage first-time speakers to apply - Compensation is up request, not universal - no activity on SoMe to encourage, find non-white-CIS-men whatsoever - no blog post detailing CfP process, support for speaker
• @michabahr Some things you can do: https://t.co/ZiBZ9yvr70
• @MartinaKraus11 @vicbergquist - last year: 1 PoC, 4 Women (8%) So they must have known at least from last year how bad they perform, and just decided to do nothing and sit on their hands. https://t.co/KCici4GYge
• @MartinaKraus11 @vicbergquist Also kind of fishy that they are not public. I have https://t.co/YpCmqQlYZz and a "Veronika Zvorykinaitė" (Co-organizer), who uses [email protected]
• @MartinaKraus11 @vicbergquist Yes, but underrepresented and underprivileged groups are affected above average. See #paytospeak.
• @michabahr What should I have linked directly?
• @MaritvanDijk77 https://t.co/lQMUMyInvP
• 1 second. Wow @rustlang! https://t.co/rs328XNvJo
• Take a minute to learn about conditions that asylum seekers face in Europe: https://t.co/dpM1q8hJJu
• @graemeknows https://t.co/pxPXshbZs0
• Wait? The LAST @EuroTestingConf?! https://t.co/DKfbdtu1PN https://t.co/XxJ7KqQLZM
• @type__error The video, too!
• @BikeScrum https://t.co/LZJRNZKsFO
• @jessover9000 Cool, Happy to help with more! @alevcanoglu has a nice of post on this: https://t.co/jiipaVW3FP Also talk to @WTM_Frankfurt / @thebihn! #rheinmainrocks
• That was on the first day of #codefreeze, when we walked up Kiilopää and met the reindeers. Magical memories! https://t.co/FRE0OULj6C
• https://t.co/lDATVHuI3b
• @I_am_Darina Uh, congrats! What's next?
• @kotzendekrabbe https://t.co/DcHk5y3WIA
• 35 MB per @azure function... On @awscloud its 1 KB for the lambda and 10 MB for the layer (which can be reused by many lambdas). https://t.co/hYGOhWapIF
• Learning new things mostly means figuring out nondescript error messages. #devlife https://t.co/Vy0kjcTzt4
• @I_am_Darina That's the best way to do it, no pressure in the back and having some time for yourself.
• In case you want to know: you can't migrate apps properly. https://t.co/K1rCdhrBia
• @fetis26 @jessover9000 Why do you think it is not?
• @fetis26 @jessover9000 Exhibit A: https://t.co/guEBBw8KVk
• TIL: https://t.co/RhJYOwtDQO lets you explore all your @Azure resources in your account which is super handy when writing ARM templates. https://t.co/THyL35S80M
• LOL, in "preview" since 2015. https://t.co/EYorwoaDe3
• So much software would be better if it's developers would be forced to regularly work a week with the product as a user. In that week they are not allowed to code, but can come up with proposals on improvements. And they get to implement the best one in the next week.
• @juliaferraioli @stickermule
• It sucks that @azure ARM templates accept arbitrary configuration, you can write whatever you want in them and it's fine. This is very problematic if you are trying to configure something, but nothing happens. Correct XML != proper configuration.
• @lxztlr Absolutely! It's really annoying if you know what's possible and then come to Azure...
• @TonyBologni @go_oh Yeah, sure. But if you try to do some if the support cases, as a developer, you will have a very good insight in how to improve things, because you know all the details. And can explain it in technical terms to other developers, which sometimes is necessary to get attention.
• @johncutlefish prowess
• @daubman What does Jira disprove?
• @tuananh_org @Netlify I am on Linux / Chromium, maybe that's the reason.
• Common family name pattern: 🇩🇪: Your profession 🇳🇴: Where you live
• @miskaknapek I was mistaken a little bit, the most common names are "Son of ...": https://t.co/W4VwQpokLs which is very common in Scandinavia.
• @borderless_dev Great to see that the tests are again! It's hard to tell otherwise if one broke something if you are new to a project.
• Everyone wants you be king in a tiny castle for a while. https://t.co/uKUi9yihzE
• Amazing! 👇 https://t.co/d4BSKBJtMP
• Certifications measure proficiency. https://t.co/0vDLeHeIrZ
• @LaszloWa It's really good! https://t.co/QDu9E7bPFb
• @bfrancis @slsoftworks Wow, that sucks. You were doing great things for @MozillaIoT! You might be interested to learn that @NordicTweets we are looking for a Product Manager Cloud Solutions with a strong technical background: https://t.co/rElPNTjfzb - and we do a lot of our software work in the open!
• @vicbergquist I have a CS degree but cannot join @Tekna, because I don't have a https://t.co/573mF6x2Yz.: https://t.co/PtB2buxlUo
• @Mike_Andreuzza @vicbergquist @Tekna Tekna er Norsk.
• That's what I do: I'm a coder by heart and an organizational hacker by passion. https://t.co/NvED3T4wYK
• Wanna help recognize Women in Tech in Norway? We have some opportunities to get your name on the sponsor list! Here are some impressions from last year: https://t.co/JprUKJ2DCL https://t.co/Djozsx6DHO
• With Promise.hothothot() method! https://t.co/shlPlvAONs
• We actually do have sessions @codefreeze_fi! https://t.co/933evLeeiv
• I think a DELL UltraWide 49 is just a little bit over the top. I prefer 3 25" instead. https://t.co/yXgQTP2xdf
• The mold on some of the things in our shared kitchen fridge is asking for the WiFi password.
• Just heard from a founder in the SDG12 area who talked to dozens of VCs which narrowly fit their area that they'll only fund startups which start making profit, and no longer fund early stage tech. At that point you can go to your bank and get a loan!
• Hei #Trondheim, tonight is #AWS meetup @SportradarNO! https://t.co/DCtlzNdEo4
• Hm, OK. https://t.co/2dnZhs7AGw
• @ThisIsFlorianK I don't use Mac, but on Windows it's recognized as two distinct displays, so I guess this would be the same on OS X.
• @ThisIsFlorianK I prefer three, because I can arrange them in a better curve, for me the curvature of the UltraWide is too flat. This is the setup I have: https://t.co/VZ7iMU4mPT
• @LaszloWa Oh yes, they were frustrated.
• Another rather confusing day trying to figure out the right way to authenticate an SPA to access @azure functions against AD (so there are per-app user accounts). I just discovered that I should be using AD B2C for that, which is like AD, but different?! https://t.co/2fWSD1x8zp
• @randompixel @Azure Erm, yes. I try to keep an open mind and recognize that learning new things takes time, but I have the feeling a lot of the serverless solutions I am trying to achieve are more or less work in progress on Azure.
• #aws meetup is on! #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/1pVYDcCZ4I
• #Trondheim 🇳🇴 is in beautiful evening mood! https://t.co/wZyyNrgM3Y
• TIL: @awscloud Cost Explorer (https://t.co/4KWQIOZTmn) will soon show savings recommendations for Lambda workloads!
• AWS Lambda provisioned concurrency allows to always have lambdas in hot state: https://t.co/QGkAYOR7MG
• @bax_uva https://t.co/rl6NjkdeIz
• @valerieWoW @betterplacelab @betterplace_org @darkhorseberlin @IXDSberlin @AmorelieDE
• Absolutely normal Norwegian startup team: https://t.co/IZpAYJpNoq
• #devlife on @azure https://t.co/Z7KkaBoxCs
• .@opencollective is roughly averaging one (1) developer salary per month right now: https://t.co/oiZHeBfXQJ https://t.co/5ZYCsH6t9A
• @AnnaMelitta @qundg Auf jeden Fall @ChristaGoede!
• Great article with in-depth details on how to improve your hiring process and your entire organizations to become more attractive for a more diverse group of people: #Diversity https://t.co/XhgxLateEe
• @dan_abramov Beats Twitter!
• https://t.co/PJFcQl66yQ TIL: no more cold start impact on Lambdas in VPCs! https://t.co/UUwVYnxvei
• So, finally managed to authenticate the @azure functions app against the AD B2C, with the help of @CodeMillMatt's article: https://t.co/kOs9VUr9vx https://t.co/PTb71MWwZT
• Now I need to turn this whole process (which involves a staggering amount of clicks, locating and copy&pasting strings in the @Azure Portal) into a reproducible instruction to set it up in your account for https://t.co/AmvtMu8UIh
• TFW it works, but you can't explain why. #devlife https://t.co/Vb5lfw450y
• Operating system in modern German train takes 1 hour to boot, crashes regularly on change of driving direction: https://t.co/jx9xaIFPpP #germanengineering
• @brittanystoroz Yes, Actions run on e.g. Ubuntu VMs, so you can do anything you want that you can do on your local machine, including opening PRs, checking out repos, using the GitHub API.
• @brittanystoroz I wouldn't say on top, they can use the API like any other integration. Here is an example action that opens issues: https://t.co/JMhdVa7ycq
• @i_schuetz Ok, you are right. Maybe German engineers this time were just standing by while a supplier put crap on their tracks.
• @i_schuetz I am a long time Bahn traveler.
• @Lazer Put it in your work calendar!
• @Lazer Slack reminder!
• @dtanzer https://t.co/V6IxDVcXKX
• @dtanzer https://t.co/wAY79eoZ41
• @dtanzer I think media queries belong to the component, and you can share global settings for your media queries: https://t.co/IS7jbvaqT2
• @mknittig It's not: https://t.co/pkXFezwIOY
• Good description of a process for picking a good protocol *for a specific usecase scenario*: https://t.co/Ib4YpfhvBg
• So, Bombardier is a Canadian company, but it's Transportation business is headquartered in Berlin: https://t.co/B37yEX8bJk https://t.co/xGFRUHhGGC
• @RidingWolf @Fastned use DevTools to remove the disable property from the element...
• Yes, with AWS Organizations is easy to set them up and this also lets you figure out development vs. productions costs. I personally have multiple accounts per project, for testing, preview, demos. Make it easy to set up your solution in new accounts will benefit your solution! https://t.co/V6gCZ8YQkH
• @findingmarbles @PaddleHQ If you need SEPA, @stripe might be a good option.
• Oh, @azure ... https://t.co/xyeg1PtBZ1 The next rabbit hole figuring out how to nicely do password reset in a SPA on AD B2C. https://t.co/YdIIsmLApB
• @pati_gallardo I only speak to them when the building fire alarm goes off. Norway is awesome!
• @gasparnagy @MaritvanDijk77 @EuroTestingConf https://t.co/AiEOed3Fmh
• On my way to #awsnordics community meeting in #Stockholm 🇸🇪 Gonna talk about #testing #serverless. https://t.co/CtjwrpAqbC https://t.co/uMJTKWKGo9
• @satya_vel @Azure Thanks for the team to take the early morning to listen to my struggles. I hope it was constructive and will lead to improvements!
• Testing an idea on #hiring, polls below 👇. 💯👊 for RT!
• Would you be *more willing* to 🔀 change a job if you knew that you could work with people you know and trust at the new company? #hiring
• As a COMPANY, would you be *more willing* to hire a person, if you knew that you could reach and possibly hire people 💪 that know and trust them?
• Good Morning from the busy #Stockholm 🇸🇪 #awsnordics https://t.co/FejlSDVF1J
• #awsnordics ist starting! https://t.co/QtaADbjwHQ
• @Lazer 👋 (Your city is so huge!)
• They know their audience! https://t.co/EgJQ9AoWfP
• @toggleModal Looks like Lapland.
• Ha, I was in 🇸🇪 again and got great feedback for my talk, video coming up soon! However I need a different GIF-Meme game here. 🤔 Struggled very hard again for a few silent chuckles. Seems the Swedes don't appreciate SwearTrek... https://t.co/b6MfyzW3ap
• Here are the slides for my #awsnordics talk on end-to-end testing cloud-native solutions: https://t.co/V4ALS3Hx7T https://t.co/WfDYPipYbc
• Listening to untold DynamoDB stories from @AngelaTimofte, tech lead @Trustpilot #awsnordics https://t.co/aqv2tzCZVo
• I have this Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for my TV which only pairs if I put it with the headphones in the microwave, so there is zero interference from other devices. https://t.co/XlSlNVHVbr
• @lerra82 https://t.co/x0oZqtTv8T
• @jeremywhiteley @Azure I was at a conference today, so this is todo for next week.
• @jeremywhiteley @Azure @CodeMillMatt No, I write the functions in TypeScript.
• @jeremywhiteley @randompixel @Azure https://t.co/f16PPSdHmd
• @jeremywhiteley @Azure @CodeMillMatt Yes, I can manage with a different language. Most issues are in configuring it properly, in a reproducible way.