My Twitter archive of April 2021

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for April 2021.

Tweets

• @spazierendenken I'm really sorry for your loss. It's the worst to not be able to come together as s family for this.
• @ktrajchevska I found my last job on LinkedIn, because I was looking for a position in a specific city, where I knew no-one. The next time I would reach out to friends and see if there is a job for me, where they work. Because that's the best that can happen: work with friends every day.
• Which tools are you using to track your personal/individual retirement savings?
• @SigurdSeteklev No, I've been writing my own spending tracker for years, and need to extend it for tracking retirement savings progress. I'm wondering what's out there that maybe solves this already.
• @m4nl5r Where do you get your formulas from?
• @alfthomas Where do you get your formulas from?
• @borderless_dev Kinda unlikely. What's your alternative?
• @jocrossick Where do you get your formulas from?
• @Niklas_L @MoneyMoneyApp Ok, so you see your spendings in the app and then transfer them to a spreadsheet? What formulas are you using to track progress?
• @SWTestEnabler It could also be the time where you decide that you no longer want to work? Sounds like a bleak view to be working until death.
• @slingstar Where do you get your formulas from? Is the time you are spending worth more than YNAB's fee?
• @rolandclaussen Where do you get your formulas from?
• @JRo_FinLab Where do you keep track, though? Just in your head? What's the math you are using to calculate that you are on track?
• @therealjfrost @finanzguru_de Thanks, I'll check it out! Does it allow you to track different kinds of retirement incomes, like life insurance, ETFs, or how does it calculate your retirement goal?
• @m4nl5r If it's just those three, you are lucky! Makes it easy to get an overview. Our setup is much more complicated...
• @rolandclaussen Do you factor in other sources aside from state pension, like one time payments, private life insurance, stock investments?
• @borderless_dev Norway has pretty comfy couches, for skilled workers ...
• @jocrossick I think this is pretty great that you have a pot that you are aiming for. Different assets flow into this pot, and for us the challenge right now is to get a good overview of the different streams we have that flow into the one goal. So we can decide where we need to improve.
• @alfthomas How do you then decide where to invest, e.g. from your monthly surplus and how much? Assuming that you have multiple investments with different risk classes?
• @therealjfrost @finanzguru_de Doesn't sound promising ...
• @vicbergquist I am in a private slack channel with my favourite group of people where I can vent safely and be there for others do the same. It's divine.
• @SigurdSeteklev ... and it seems there isn't, so I think there is actually a niche forming, since late Gen X+Millennials are now entering an age where they should make good decisions on their retirement, because they are the first ones to need significant supplement to state pension.
• Fluent English. https://t.co/PuxLPWSfA6
• Great links on here to learn about cloud security. Remember: serverless doesn't mean everything is handled for you. Application level security issues still are important to consider! https://t.co/hLhb4GmOhd
• Need an amazing software crafter and all around great human to join your team? Talk to Wouter: https://t.co/W9Qs9KVPmx
• @alfthomas Yeah, agree. It's not so much about projecting the outcome but tracking all different assets we have, so we have a good overview, and so we can make decisions where we should ideally invest more.
• @IvanTheTester Where do you get your formulas from?
• @rolandclaussen @JRo_FinLab On track to closing the gap between what you will get in pension from the state, and what you need monthly for living when you retire.
• @RayPaseur For monetary accounts, or also for insurances, real estate, and your government pension?
• @nelisboucke Having a buddy is great! We work with an independent consultant (paid hourly) who doesn't get kickbacks from insurance companies. However this (and buddy) is good for checking that all areas are covered, but having a good overview in one place, tracking is what I am researching.
• @alexboly Yes ... I mean we are definitely an edge case today (having lived in two countries, working self-employed and on salary), which makes it harder to get a good overview.
• @spazierendenken Yes. Many people learn coding using their mother language, and only that. We shouldn't dismiss a software developer's ability based on their English skill.
• @Maggysche Oh no, sending best wishes. I hope you get good news soon.
• I'm here to tell you that writing software is mostly shoveling shit with a hammer. https://t.co/b9irFoWgFv
• @pati_gallardo I guess we have more respirators now?
• I'm struggling with *some* GQL queries to AppSync, where the server rejects the request, because of a signature mismatch. However, the only mismatch is the body hash, which is calculated in aws-appsync-auth-link (https://t.co/EVlw1zzcrA) @AWSAmplify #cloudnative
• It does not work for one specific mutation, other queries and mutations work fine, so I wonder how the server-side calculates the body hash... Setup code for the Apollo client is here: https://t.co/17Otzv1fK1
• Oh, nice, my bank @sparebank1smn has an API: https://t.co/eIVCb9sAv8
• @tommyvedvik @SpareBank1SMN Du begynner med å registrere en personlig klient: https://t.co/KhNyypZ6Xt
• @m4nl5r @SpareBank1SMN I guess that's the point, the representation in NOK is easier for most use cases. I haven't checked their PSD2 implementation.
• I confirmed this with calculating the body checksum on the shell using openssl dgst -binary -sha256 | od -An -vtx1 | sed 's/[ \n]//g' | sed 'N;s/\n//' Which will calculate the correct checksum, that the server expected.
• I found the issue: my query included a variable definition, that was not part of the mutation, and server side, this variable is removed when calculating the body hash. So AppSync actually parses the request body and manipulates it before calculating the hash.
• @bitbauer @AWSAmplify Yeah, I am using the SDK, however, I found the problem: https://t.co/5ELckoV8nv
• @spazierendenken @ianrohdebell I learned programming in German, with German books, and some online resources in German, and even in 2009 when I studied CS in Germany, all course material was in German. This form of local education is still true for many universities around the world.
• Nice idea, but in practice ... terrible execution @pohjalabeer. https://t.co/kdTRqGqg6m
• The beer itself is amazing. It's like getting hit in the mouth with a baseball bat that's coated in caramelized suger! https://t.co/07L1g5O0PY
• @vertigoaddict They are really good, I had the Jõuluöö already, and definitely will try more from them.
• Outlook has a "Send later" feature: https://t.co/pC9kpdKhXI Use it!
• It's time to rotate your tokens: https://t.co/gXXYFwvgV9 GitHub introduces a new format for its security tokens, which offers multiple improvements.
• @skiffprivacy Looks like a great tool for @DistributeAid ...
• @datenreisender Die Spikes bleiben bis Ende April drauf!
• Looking for a nice way to tell the customer that they are trying to footgun themselves.
• @malk_zameth I'm definitely interested in ways to politely shut down stupid ideas without coming across as aggressive or as a smart-ass. My usual strategy is to understand and repeat what they are trying to achieve, and then provide a *recommendation* what to do instead.
• @whereby https://t.co/5lOGlYBSsK
• @pohjalabeer Will buy again! 🍻
• @pohjalabeer @CAGarvie I mean E.C. Dahls has a 0.7l champagne bottle with kork for a imperial stout. That's classy! https://t.co/235UO7PV1s
• @skiffprivacy @DistributeAid @borderless_dev LMK if I can invite you, @skiffprivacy is happy to have us.
• @borderless_dev @skiffprivacy @DistributeAid I've sent you an invite via email.
• I found the right balance, and the customer wrote a longish reply thanking me that I put them on the right path forward. https://t.co/Bb0BVIUd4y
• Monorepos like the AWS CDK are a mess right now with @npmjs v7 ... I need to manually resolve these errors by removing node_modules and package-lock.json. Is there a better way? https://t.co/GFUC7keCgT /cc @renovatebot
• @m_ic Wow, congrats!
• @malk_zameth I love the pseudo-german names they invented: Hyphenburg ("-Castle"), Rausmit ("Away-with"), Achdenn ("Oh...so").
• I *love* processes that everybody follows and that are nowhere defined.
• Sehr informative Podcast-Reihe zum Thema Finanzierung der Altersvorsorge: https://t.co/0BpdTkiUiM Danke @JCSSulilatu!
• I really love how @korukids does its job ads: https://t.co/c52MfJEbWT ... it includes a recorded conversation about the expectations for the role. https://t.co/29dZ9bO7z9 Much to learn from that! #hiring
• #Azure pros: do you have separate subscriptions per project for better cost control? Azure kinda punishes that because support plans are linked to only one subscription...
• Do people know that cheese is not made from slices? https://t.co/KTPFKYnP7O
• So in #Azure, a Subscriptions is also called an Account, and you log in with your Microsoft Account and can access multiple Directories which can have multiple Subscriptions AKA Accounts. Easy!
• @malk_zameth Right, if the eating part is the project, yes.
• @malk_zameth I think this is a very good waterfall metaphor: you have planned out the whole thing from start to finish, only to realize half way through that it takes too long to eat an entire wheel of cheese because it starts rotting as soon as you cut the first slice.
• @micromag84 Yeah but then I have to tag everything. Subscriptions are solving this automatically.
• @WalkerJono Thanks.
• @Lazer ... but why do need penguins fans?!
• A perfect track from @tinlicker_nl: https://t.co/gZkg2ls9Ra #trancenation #goosebumps
• @Ravetracer @tinlicker_nl https://t.co/wHCILBsH5w
• @whereby Can I swear in it? Because whereby always fucking works!
• @whereby https://t.co/bJ3g9j2tl6
• I am in! @Twitter needs to make tackling harassments a priority. https://t.co/o6jkaUMCBQ
• I still haven't found a suitable candidate for https://t.co/bZnbsYVZKd ... but I've started a long-term solution and added a summer student to my team, hoping to inspire them to learn more about the cloud side of cellular #IoT.
• I'm also trying to reach out more to the local university and make us more visible for computer science students ... right now we are only on the radar of electrical engineering students. In the end we need strong knowledge on both ends of the spectrum to deliver great solutions.
• When interviewing candidates with carefully selected online challenges on sites like @codility: ANY time limit, even if very generous creates pressure and can put some candidates in fight-or-flight mode. So after they had submitted their solution, I gave them a second chance. >
• I transferred their solution into a GitHub repository with an extensive test suite, and they could finish the tasks on their time. This also provided an additional test for them to show how they work with GitHub and in an existing TypeScript codebase.
• @m4nl5r Thank you, Martin!
• @KimCrayton1 @DistributeAid 👆
• Another day in "Norway is an 80% country": Ordered: brushed aluminium Delivered: silver Det ordner seg ... 😶 https://t.co/rAwbWUwoAb
• @jQrgensn It's one I made up, and I can explain a lot with it, so, yes!
• @jQrgensn I'd rather not replicate my stupid stereotypes here 😁
• @EmilyGorcenski You should get @toggleModal to show you around!
• @availle @w3ltraumpirat Das ist der große Trick des Neoliberalismus: Gewinnmaximierung als eigenständig Entität dar zu stellen, die inherent das Beste für die Gesellschaft ist.
• Reading this (and the comments) painfully reminds me of the tabs vs spaces discussion. I myself only have a opinions on whether to use JWTs and where to store them, but no well researched resources to point to. https://t.co/Y05o7Tphzz
• Here is a long discussion in the AWS Amplify repo around the same issues: https://t.co/oAk54aCBT7
• @leftieFriele @antodev89 @codility I've seen this first-hand. Students perform significantly better in these coding challenges than experienced developers.
• @lauralindal @sumitgrrg I agree. Imagine what would happen if Bezos had used the innovation machine her created to do something other than finding ways to make more money.
• Many "smart building" solutions use human behaviour to optimize energy consumption of buildings (e.g. turn off lights automatically if no one is in the room). But when deploying sensors like shown here, make sure you can't connect sensor data to individuals. https://t.co/nDTHz9JcQl
• I've generated an architecture diagram of one of my AWS solutions, and this again shows that 1. auto-generating diagrams is pretty useless 2. a lot of the "magic" of AWS solutions is in the configurations and typical architecture diagrams are bad at visualizing this. https://t.co/ckaeliB2m7
• Especially if using AWS CDK, which allows to structure AWS resources much better, i find these resource-level diagrams pretty useless. What do you think?
• @evolvable Well, I am a person that can read CloudFormation YAML, and with CDK it's easy *for me* to quickly find the things that I am interested in.
• @evolvable I think for some it might be easier to have a C4 model container diagram which maps to CDK constructs, but I'd prefer a well structured source over that.
• @evolvable I was exploring the solution proposed here (https://t.co/1SEa5si5TR) ... mostly because I think it does not provide value to me, but wanted to know what others think.
• I'd say my preferred way is creating a C4 model System Context diagram (https://t.co/idWKiR9fGI) manually for a high-level explanation of what the solution does, and then jump directly into the infrastructure code.
• @evolvable Yes, I've done the manual way for a more complicated system in https://t.co/2MdmpD6v9Y, it's a lot of work and hard to maintain, so while initially it might be good, it's hard to preserve it's value, especially from level 3.
• @evolvable I know that https://t.co/lu0m52q75T exists, but I haven't seen good examples of useful Level 3 diagrams, yet, where automation would make the most sense.
• @evolvable Interesting, the best visualization I have seen so far was @epsagon, because they visualize based on requests, which is very helpful to understand how a solution works. However I know that understanding how "features" are implemented would also be amazing.
• @sergsoares @simonbrown "event" is not really a concept in this diagram. An IoT rule that triggers a lambda will have one connection (based on the execution permission), however what kind of event triggers the lambda is not documented in the diagram. You get both of that from looking at the source.
• @StOnSoftware Grouping resources by features, showing configuration like IoT rules, permissions.
• @StOnSoftware Well, for me it works (i write CDK), but I am trying to understand what would be useful for "outsiders". Effort to do this manually (on C4 level 3) is huge, so it must be automated, but the presented solution above is just useless. What do you use?
• @evolvable Do you have an example of a feature-based diagram for an AWS solution with @archium_io?
• There is a new #frontend / #electron developer position open in our offices in #Trondheim (relocation covered): https://t.co/Nbt1W8eHMi #job https://t.co/hcqXgFaOhh
• @PatrickHeneise Talk to @RegenFarmer!
• I guess it's time to take a break from #Azure for today. :/ https://t.co/zH1KOYggEf
• @Lynoure @googledocs Seems to be a wider issue: https://t.co/2VxaB0joTD
• @DistributeAid I have a 3 year old UltraBook here, would that work? https://t.co/CtyvCa3WDO
• @DistributeAid Yeah, that's absolutely fine.
• NFT NFT was sollen des? https://t.co/sRZ22BK4v9
• @evenstensberg @FINN_tech Congrats!
• I have a weird affection to AWS Step Functions.
• @markmankarious Isoflow has no IoT support, so it's out. I don't use Terraform, this project is AWS serverless only. https://t.co/1sn0d0P8kB
• @sarahmei How about this? https://t.co/7CiwIxhTro
• Pretty happy today with my #BDD setup, where I can document the contract for a third party API in the same feature file that describes the effect of using it. The calls to the 3rd party are mocked, everything else run on a real instance. https://t.co/Fg1os5ZVHX
• @stadolf You should have blurred the URL as well.
• @stadolf 🤮
• Anything brewing @auth0 regarding configuration as code? I see https://t.co/6JF0p14Mca and I am hoping that they are working on a rewrite of their tool, and not push more work towards their angry fruit salad of a UI...
• JAHA, JEDESMAL WENN WIR DEN VERSCHISSENEN HANDSCHUH PINK ANGEMALT UND BENUTZT HABEN WAR ER MÜLL?!?!? https://t.co/cK0x0RIiNi
• @manekinekko @AzureStaticApps Is there a guide on how to configure a static app through an ARM template? I only found GUI based tutorials on https://t.co/SUlCUTo5cO
• @manekinekko @AzureStaticApps Use case is that I provide an end-to-end example of an IoT product to our customers, and they should be able to install it to their Azure account with as few steps as possible. I also need to test this continuously.
• @manekinekko @AzureStaticApps On AWS using CDK I can set up a CloudFront distribution (CDN), S3 (static site hosting), and CodeBuild+CodeDeploy pipeline that publishes changes to a GitHub repo fully from code in one command. I'd like to replicate that for Azure.
• @wellendonner The Logitech MX could be a good choice: https://t.co/lR59aoHDJJ ... it's a nice quality, we have one of those at home.
• The error message was completely misleading. The actual cause was that an @Azure Function App can be configured in a way that does not work, here it would select a Node.js 0.6 runtime. The fix is the explicitly specify the Node.js version via WEBSITE_NODE_DEFAULT_VERSION.
• I had a look at the founders of the 10 Norwegian Deep Tech Startups selected by @Technoport_ this year, and it's a ... to put it in Norwegian ... pølsefest. https://t.co/oX0i3qwWiE https://t.co/A9fqw9TOq0
• @Ravetracer Am besten mit dem Journalisten vorab telefonieren, und fragen was Inhalt des Interviews sein soll. Die sind da meist sehr offen für.
• [Seaspiracy] reveals the shocking truth that unsustainable fishing is destroying the biodiversity of the ocean, with clear knowledge of the authorities in charge of fisheries management and with dire consequences for humankind. This is the real conspiracy. https://t.co/wl8FcUBmFP
• The drum track on SOS by @skambankt is such a banger: https://t.co/E2Bc0UbRHT #drummer
• @dtanzer I did the same, because I wanted a client that uses fp-ts: https://t.co/geNsrMZkT7
• Oha, there is a proposal to add @rustlang support to the Linux kernel: https://t.co/xztOToxsI0
• @AmelieCornelis I'd say my goal is to release every commit to production.
• @kotzendekrabbe @Netlify Other options for what? GitHub pages is nice for static site hosting. Also @Cloudflare just made their version public: https://t.co/byzwHx0kRF
• @kotzendekrabbe another option could be to find a company who already has signed a data processing contract with Netlify and let them become your third party. But that's unlikely to work.
• @kotzendekrabbe I wonder what makes a dedicated contract necessary.
• @SoCraTes_Conf https://t.co/tLEwYowArV is serving a very old certificate.
• That's some progress! Herd immunity reached in 141 days on 3.9.2021: https://t.co/Bucl2qM9lq 🇳🇴
• On Cross-Site cohorts: "Before the pandemic and some time back, I attended a Mew concert, a Ghost concert, Disney on Ice, and a Def Leppard concert. At each of those events I was part of a large crowd. But I bet you I was the only one to attend all four." https://t.co/wuk0GLvPOs
• @miskaknapek All feedback welcome! As stated in the repo, there is no scientific research yet about herd immunity, so *I* assume 80% first dose. Of course, eventually 1st shots will wear off. Also prediction is linear based on 7 day average, while vaccination ramps up faster now, but plateaus
• @ice_panel Yeah, sure. Happy to jump in a call and rant! DM me for details.
• Here are 16 of our many open positions @NordicTweets especially suited for junior and entry level applicants (we have R&D offices in many countries, see https://t.co/jTn9ngUinU). DM me if you have any question! https://t.co/on3U4xwSYg
• Graduate Software Developer: Design, implement and test simulations written in C++ and SystemC in South West Hertfordshire, #UK 🇬🇧 https://t.co/j51zXWgaay #job
• Summber #job 2021: #Poland 🇵🇱 Work with a variety of tasks, such as design, implementation and software testing for embedded systems. You have the knowledge of the tools to support development of embedded software as well as C and good skills in English. https://t.co/AfSrY4iZyq
• Junior Failure Analysis Engineer: Operation and use of modern, high end FA tools in #Trondheim, #Norway 🇳🇴 https://t.co/mrFFRwYKjE #job
• QA Engineer - WLAN Automation (min 2 years experience): Development and maintenance of all Wi-Fi automation and verification framework in #Hyderabad #India 🇮🇳 https://t.co/oylVaMEKL7 #job
• QA Engineer - WLAN System Testing (min 2 years experience): Wi-Fi system testing using automation and continuous integration framework in #Hyderabad #India 🇮🇳 https://t.co/TJJO7aZulR #job
• DevOps Automation Engineer (at least 2 years' relevant work experience): plan future development and improvements of the CI/CD system in #Trondheim or #Oslo, #Norway 🇳🇴, or #Krakow, #Poland 🇵🇱 https://t.co/2WTIUdbfdP #job
• Digital IC Design: Development of Wi-Fi products, including microcontrollers and connectivity in #Bristol, #UK 🇬🇧 https://t.co/BLryQQ7pSW #job
• Software Developer (at least 2 years of experience or education of embedded firmware development with Microcontrollers and RTOS): analyze new Bluetooth specification features, Nordic chip features and verification requirements in #Hyderabad, #India 🇮🇳 https://t.co/blPUdnWvCL #job
• Graduate Embedded Software Engineer: understand and implement Bluetooth Low Energy firmware in #Bristol, #UK 🇬🇧 https://t.co/2G1Kna3u0v #job
• Digital IC Designer or Verification Engineer (open for a talented newly educated engineer) in #Trondheim or #Oslo, #Norway 🇳🇴 https://t.co/sFesNlEF1E #job
• Graduate Analog Design Engineer: develop and apply circuit design knowledge in #Swindon, #UK 🇬🇧 https://t.co/oHA8qBmaeg #job
• Power Management Analog IC Designer (preferably 2+ years of experience): ensure high quality implementation and verification of analog designs, from specification to production in #Swindon, #UK 🇬🇧 https://t.co/LUEcszjoW4 #job
• Verification Engineer for Power Management ICs (preferably 2-5+ years’ experience from equivalent job function required): analog IC test and characterization, including specifying, testing, debugging and documenting in #Swindon, #UK 🇬🇧 https://t.co/PYKaEO6Ui8 #job
• Technical Sales: Develop and drive the local business in West Japan in #Japan 🇯🇵 West, ideally #Osaka or #Kyoto https://t.co/3qY5qmnWUZ #job
• Embedded Software Engineer (with at least 2 years’ experience in embedded software design, implementation and testing): Design and implement libraries and application protocols based on, for example, Bluetooth, NFC or Thread in #Krakow, #Poland 🇵🇱 https://t.co/9Ja3vHs01Q #job
• 2021 Graduates: Full-time positions available in #Trondheim and #Oslo, #Norway 🇳🇴 for https://t.co/573mF6x2Yz's and https://t.co/8QNUEe2CDU's graduating in 2021: https://t.co/CsGLYPqPB6 #job
• I see this a lot with people in my network, unfortunately the not-so-experienced roles are tricky to fill because matching is not as easy as for juniors or seniors, so you will see a surprising amount of rejections. https://t.co/A3tR2PfPAw
• A follower sent me this screen the see, when they try to access one of my tweets: "This is not available to you". They are based in Pakistan. I wonder what's going on here... https://t.co/3G4yy4XkGe
• Maybe because I mention #India in the thread.
• @Stephan_Strange Aber das ist ja eine Twitter-Fehlermeldung, also kommt der Request schon an, nur Twitter entscheidet dann den Inhalt nicht zu zeigen.
• I am thinking about doing a nomination of startups for @TechWomenNorway whose founders are women (or identifying as) in the majority. I mostly encounter the opposite and I think there are big structural barriers in Norway. Connecting female founders could improve the situation. https://t.co/PxQvhhWgHA
• @Niklas_L On the second part definitely (and on the first one maybe) I can recommend "An Everyone Culture": https://t.co/KYvRMwkq1C ... It describes what organizations can do to it let silos manifest.
• @Niklas_L I also believe this is related to the humans bias for forming tribes. The US Army has researched this: https://t.co/4OWM8hCsfr
• @Niklas_L Humans perceive only a small group (~30 ppl) as their "tribe", AKA the "we". The rest is "them". That makes it hard to build relationships in big organizations.
• @wodarhospur @Niklas_L I'd say you stick around the people that you work mostly with, and most companies still arrange people horizontally (by function) instead of vertically (by product).
• @datenreisender @AuroraAlertsApp Also gestern habe wir welche gesehen, ist also nicht falsch, aber pretty obvious hier in Trondheim...
• @kaylalunita 🤞 that this works out for you!
• @Niklas_L https://t.co/QVAghIEvzz
• The other day I thought that it would be great to have @DistributeAid issue NFTs on the shipping process around our palettes, because it's also a purely digital item, and it would be great to give donors a more tangible way to see the impact they are making. But then I remember:
• https://t.co/AlTEF7VEZ8 ... and that it's unlikely that people want to trade their certificates of donation.
• @DistributeAid You don't need a blockchain for that.
• Now with an active GPS antenna on board. https://t.co/mTRc8vPThp
• Looking into building ESM lambdas ... It's a bumpy ride...
• @RidingWolf Have you checked the #softwarecrafters slack? Today a nice job from @moonpigtech was posted...
• @Lazer We'll, how about a sheet of Acryl roofing that goes from bottom to top?
• @RidingWolf Short-haired me playing Switch, nice!
• @Lazer Yes, you might be able to attach it to a L-shaped iron profile to the ceiling to stabilize it.
• @mraerino Yeah, I saw that when looking into rebuild today. I currently pack with Webpack and it has issues with ESM code.
• Define UNCANNY VALLEY: https://t.co/J9JPqjrfi1
• Fixed it using esbuild: https://t.co/Vbn8kOP8KO
• Proof that @ZephyrIoT's approach to building an operating system for embedded devices allows an unparalleled level of device support. And it's growing every day. #iot https://t.co/fQ0ESREfvt
• @meikeco Techno: mid 1980s MRT: mid 1970s
• @meikeco Geht auch beides gut zusammen: https://t.co/Tnwi8MWife
• Great list by @erikaheidi, featuring @zuzana_kunckova, @zkat__, @vaidehijoshi, @shrutikapoor08, @radiomorillo, @debs_obrien, @alyssaxuu, @cotufa82, @SarahNS74, @mariatta, @indigitalcolor, @0x0a_fox, and @IchHabRecht right now. https://t.co/xvcLBBeaDH
• I wear t-shirts all the time, and look for eco/fair garments, but $60 for one shirt feels a little steep: https://t.co/fv3WU4PV5r
• @borderless_dev My go-to brand is @ARMEDANGELS and their t-shirts are around 20-30 EUR: https://t.co/btsC7IrjZO ... that's more reasonable to me.
• Wow, half a day wasted because the plumbing on #Azure broke: https://t.co/kEnTM2i6EW ... the Node.js runtime stopped sending content-length headers. @AzureSupport
• In Norway that would make roughly 50% of all roads very slippery during summertime. https://t.co/RnehWPR2MV
• Only 1% of the €3.2 billion of VC invested in the Nordic countries in 2019 went to founding teams made up entirely of women. 63% went to men-only teams. https://t.co/x0A09QRvlt
• I don't appreciated that @esconfs sends marketing emails without unsubscribe links...
• Why you should look into automating your firmware builds: https://t.co/ksNTOT7u9j
• @esconfs Looking forward to clicking it.
• @kcollasarundell We Norwegians have a "thing" for that, I guess: https://t.co/JWBLz5T0Kk
• Today I've encountered yet another way JSON is abused: https://t.co/uO5FNmdogD
• @MJantke No need to trust, there is a webtoken signature in the JSON to verify it :-p
• @mulmbot No combination makes sense. WAT?
• @vicbergquist I'll have a summer student this year, born in 1997. Makes me feel way too old. https://t.co/gDG5Iw2i0j
• When I read The BDD Books: Formulation Then I become a better Software Crafter My review of the new #BDD book by @gasparnagy and @sebrose: https://t.co/p2ohNi8wly #bddbooks https://t.co/621mlWCjC3
• EU's coordinated effort to do nothing killed 130 people yesterday. https://t.co/BalFLgIbvk
• @ryyppy @DefinitelyTyped
• @ryyppy @DefinitelyTyped https://t.co/qtfZEATVVc and https://t.co/brZDdiCXNn come to mind.
• So, since I am on fiber now, it's time to migrate my photos from flickr to something that I better control (in case flickr goes away). I really like to have photos somewhere raw + metadata, have them sync to S3 or @Contentful and serve them from there.
• @dw_culture Content für @FranziskaNaja.
• @Morl99 Yes I do mind, serverless is cheaper and less hassle. Also the way I design it now is that I still own the data in a format that's portable, but combine it with powerful cloud features.
• @Morl99 An example is my blog: images are in the source repo, content is Markdown, but content gets served from a CDN (Netlify) and I get a powerful image manipulation API through Contentful (images are cached there via the API on deploy).
• @Morl99 I am moving public flickr content, so I don't need sharing. I don't plan to offer search (only navigation by album, a map, and tags), this is pretty straightforward to implement statically (I only have 16000 photos, so tagging data can be a smallish JSON file).
• @Morl99 However, if I need more advanced search (note that I don't have it for my blog ether, Google search is usually sufficient), I use @algolia, where you basically dump a JSON and get a super fast full text search.
• @Morl99 @algolia I've used that in the past for content-heavy static sites like https://t.co/DKMwT4R9go
• @BjornTikkanen På https://t.co/tcYr8lJAEh finner du en greit liste!
• Got a question over at LinkedIn: how to TDD for embedded devices like the @NordicTweets nRF9160? I am not an embedded developer, nor have a lot C experience, but I reckon many resources for TDD with C apply for @ZephyrIoT as well. Any resource you found helpful when starting?
• Original question was here: https://t.co/Qc9W439hPu
• @BjornTikkanen Klassikeren: FizzBuzz https://t.co/DSZL5jlEtk eller RomanNumerals https://t.co/dC9RhO6FiJ
• @BjornTikkanen Jeg anbefaler å gjør det i ping-pong: Person A skriver første testen, Person B implementerer til testen er grønt. Etterpå veklser rollener.
• @Niklas_L I believe so, but "inefficiency" in my experience is in most cases "perceived inefficiency", and actually the fear of lack of control. Bigger organizations are impossible to fully grasp, so "processes" are introduced by managers to exert control in absence.
• @Niklas_L Sure, but for totally different reasons. IME most demands for clear processes from non-managers are caused by the wish to fulfill managers' needs.
• @Niklas_L So, there are healthy and unhealthy ways to define processes in larger organizations. They absolutely serve a purpose. But it's important to realize who is driving them and for what reason.
• @Niklas_L Here is a great exampled of a healthy way to define processes: https://t.co/0SwHrvB7QN
• The album view is working already: https://t.co/1RZQJpa59k
• @Niklas_L People typically ask for processes because they relieve them from responsibilities, and very often only need this because its a manager that demands some form of "insight" or "control".
• @g33konaut :-}
• True. https://t.co/Xwn7yYho6P
• @Niklas_L https://t.co/T3m0mMJb2g
• @pohjalabeer I think you've created a trend... https://t.co/rY4vRT8yjd
• So, paid @AzureSupport is ... interesting, I now have a bunch of emails from support which are not tracked on the portal, a chat in teams, and a scheduled meeting. Feels much more messy, but more like interacting with humans than what I am used to from AWS.
• Looks like I am a heavy @signalapp user... https://t.co/KkkPJedRKp
• I respect @dhh for being very well informed and outspoken about social issues, so I read it with the best intentions: keep the work communication channels focused on work, yet everyone is _encouraged_ to keep the discussion about political topics going. https://t.co/ulUtCrQHoX
• If I were to make a decision like that however, I would explain what efforts the company commits to that make up for the communication channels they just took away. Otherwise people will feel that they no longer come to a safe place, where others care about them.
• @Der_Pesse I can understand your point of view.
• @arnarfjodur Exactly, that's why it's a good thing to ask people to take these discussions to safer places, where the company has no privileged access. I didn't mean that they should provide hosting for these discussions in other tools.
• @Niklas_L I find this very disappointing. Everything is political, and saying that it doesn't, and also concentrating power, enforcing hierarchies sounds like there is no guidance and clarity in the organization. If they struggle with focus, I'd put effort on improving that.
• @Niklas_L I wouldn't count on something official, but there will most likely be some journalists working on getting the inside story right now.
• @Der_Pesse However, it does not say how Andrea has to come to this decision, as any manager, they could (and hopefully will) work with everyone in the organization to come to decisions. I totally see the benefit of having one person who has the final say.
• @wittyelk @ZephyrIoT @NordicTweets @jwgrenning Yes, that's the first one that comes to mind.
• @Der_Pesse I don't know Andrea, but in a majoral cis-white-male organization, committees can easily become blocked or subverted by nay-sayers and hidden power play, for me this re-affirmation of the person that is hired for DEI work is actually a good thing.
• @Der_Pesse I would assume exchange related to DEI efforts are clearly work related and thus allowed. But you are right, that conflicts with the ban of all non-pleasant discussion about politics. This blocks effective DEI work.
• "every discussion remotely related to politics, advocacy, or society at large quickly spins away from pleasant" -- @jasonfried https://t.co/DPCnQvTlUA is a clear reminder, that a company is not your family, or friend. You are paid to please the few people that hold the power.
• @tdpauw Until they decide otherwise...
• TIL: the number of Azure IoTHubs per subscription is 50, the number of Device Update for IoT Hubs Instances is 2: https://t.co/0ThI1rHUXb ... it's not documented how many (sub-)instances an ADU instance can have. @AzureSupport
• @miskaknapek Windows built-in Defender is sufficient these days.
• @AzureSupport The point of my tweet was to point out that the documentation is missing. If that is fixed, my problem will be solved.
• @miskaknapek Yes, built-in.
• These numbers sound off... https://t.co/l5dnmTkhGD
• #Berlin 2022 for the Foo Fighters is booked! 🤘
• @MotelOne​s in Berlin are going to have a day! 😜 https://t.co/EFfj6zda6m
• @dc7590 The graphics or the principles?
• @EdyBolos How do you see the places you have contributed a cover picture?
• @dc7590 I actually don't have a long list of those (I have focused in the past on more technical first principles plus communication), but not on general values or ethics in software. Others cover that, like @aprilwensel with her new tech values: https://t.co/xHuH4IB4Vo, or @KimCrayton1
• @dc7590 @aprilwensel @KimCrayton1 And when it comes to systems that crush people into burnout and exhibit other unhealthy traits, @NativeWired has fantastic material on that.
• https://t.co/IEpiBEALUX
• @Niklas_L https://t.co/Hj4lXlTxoZ
• Times I found a solution by writing an email without ever sending it: 1000. https://t.co/ODYbTfbOBT
• @AnnNat Ich hoffe wir sehen uns schon vorher, aber AUF JEDEN FALL!
• I write down what doesn't not work, and suddenly I am ... why can't I, really?! https://t.co/aauOZGMK75
• Oslo (2,5 Millionen Einwohner) hat übrigens so wenig Mietwohnung, weil Norwegen Eigentum sehr stark fördert. Hier bekommen Absolventen mit dem ersten Vertrag Kredit um sich Eigentum zu kaufen, und Schulden reduzieren deutlich die Einkommenssteuer. https://t.co/jq3zcedcZG
• Der Staat hat erkannt, dass Eigentum zum allgemeinen Sicherheitsempfinden der Bevölkerung beiträgt UND effektiv die Preissteigerung der Wohnkosten mindert.
• @EdyBolos Nice! https://t.co/ZKJaxJDwU0
• @EdyBolos Who would think that photographing a RV park in Florida is worth this many views?!
• @lilemykarikatur Ja, ich wollte auch nicht sagen, dass Wohnen in Norwegen billig ist.
• @lilemykarikatur Ja, ich kenne Absolventen die mit erstem Vertrag vor Arbeitsantritt schon einen Kredit für eine Wohnung in Oslo bekommen haben.
• @lilemykarikatur Wobei man sagen könnt, dass hier leichter mit Immobilien spekuliert werden kann (kurze Bindungsfrist, keine Steuer auf Gewinn).
• Do yourself and other a favor when writing an issue: explain the why. Too often I see issues that go in detail about "what" needs to be done, but leave out the reason why it has to be done this way. This removes any opportunity for others to reason about the proposed solution.
• @kotzendekrabbe https://t.co/H2lPC6udBq
• It's incredibly brave of @yifan_xing_e after all that she went through to set up a harassment reporting point of contact for others in the scala community. https://t.co/ioUdP5gcwC
• @anisahob Talk to @lightling.
• Found a way to have multiple IoT Hubs in individual resource groups, but share an ADU using ARM: use incremental deploys. That's some serious infra-as-code gymnastics ... but at least it's scalable. https://t.co/APzpl6Hk8E
• @Maaikees @chrissbaumann @AgileTD I heard you speak in person @EuroTestingConf and you gave an amazing talk. Big FOMO that I am going to miss this one!
• @spazierendenken Sorry that you have to go through this, again. https://t.co/J74XVBVCy4
• Got a new helper on my desk for automating power-cycling: the #yepkit YKUSH https://t.co/BgS0bOcRrU Works like a charm! https://t.co/6bZOfD4TmQ
• Most investors think it is, and it needs to change. https://t.co/bXt2KY2imX
• @j19sch @ezagroba Why do you feel that TestCraftCamp is not inviting (enough)? The proposed alternatives are much harder to understand. How about something more self-explanatory, like SoftwareQualityCamp or FriendsOfGoodSoftware?
• You failed as a CEO if you just raised $100M+ in cash, but need to fire 36 AMAZING people because of a multi-year vision. 😡 https://t.co/ZtyU7qfvk2
• @_Iyalei I'm here for that!
• @SimoneGiertz You have a new assignment: https://t.co/ut1A2hvBTz
• @jrosaproenca I don't know, but maybe the Valley has a new virus?
• @NativeWired @jrosaproenca I wish those would get more chances to be able to make a different decision at the same junctions.
• @deeheber It always feels like a defeat, but otherwise you'll miss out finding a place that suits you better! All the best for your next role!
• Picked up a used cupboard to declutter my desk but still have an eye on my @NordicTweets test equipment: https://t.co/A3XPLaH6gB
• @ollyginal @NordicTweets It's a standing desk :-p
• The half-assed COVID measures Germany took are the worst: they are ineffective and give people the idea that social distancing, mask wearing, etc do not help to contain the spread. So they don't follow them and become reluctant to newer, stricter measures.
• @ollyginal @NordicTweets My PC is on the left, and I never kick that either.
• @YesVirginia_ No, of course not. Germany continues to not do the right thing. https://t.co/LuyuUxetBD
• @terabaud Hallo [liebes] Team,
• @yetanotherfish Haha, no, not bright enough for that. I have Left: Browser (e.g. AWS console, looking at deployments, web app preview) Center: IDE Right: Terminal
• Pretty cool tech that wasn't possible before: @EdgeImpulse and @institute_irnas partnered up to create powerline monitoring using the @NordicTweets #nRF9160. The IzoElektro RAM-1 can detect faults on powerlines and prevent catastrophes like wildfires. https://t.co/AqFGOZWodV
• Found it! It's also 2. So at max 4 IoT Hubs can have ADU enabled, while there 50 IoT Hubs are allowed per subscription. Doesn't make sense.
• https://t.co/dEwOw58olE
• @lucianadrian @NordicTweets No, my screens are handwarm...
• @lucianadrian @NordicTweets Ah, no. Ultra-low power devices mean: microamp usage levels. Most heat will be from the Raspberry PI. Can always add some more holes on the back...
• @eva_trostlos Oh, no. All the best for her!
• This week reminds me how much I enjoyed watching this boss: https://t.co/5fvDI7pJlY
• Sweden. Bloody hell. https://t.co/MZhW5A3xfv
• @pati_gallardo ... that we know of. And are you counting founders into the total number of employees?