JensRantil

Nice! But you made a mistake of using smallcaps-only on the repository. MacOSX file systems will complain and all sorts of weirdness can happen.

This type of button is very common on websites for women of domestic abuse.

Thanks for clarifying this!

Geez, the OP text with no paragraphs is as unreadable as the documentation... Block of texts. TLDR.

I will not bother reading anymore of this...

I guess one thing the article doesn't bring up is the fact that AI might enable more people with less coding expertise to contribute to software development. That _might_ speed things up.

If that's true, you might be able to increase throughout by parallelising more of the work.

What is Tindie?

"When you have AI technology, everything looks like a nail."

There is also https://hacker-laws.com.

This reminds me of the Linux kernel scheduler bug that kicked in after 208 days: https://www.claudiokuenzler.com/blog/247/linux-virtual-serve...

I am a Swedish citizen. Lived here for almost 40 years. It is a bit unclear to be what the "the Swedish e-government platform" is. Would have been great if they at least could have published which domain name the service has.

The "Accessibility support" link gives me a 404 Not Found. I guess that's too close to any kind of DEI the US government would allow these days...

Fun fact: Many times you can also declassify numbers by simply looking at the width of the text boxes. I wrote a blog post about it many years ago: https://jensrantil.github.io/posts/how-to-partially-declassi...

All the news the comes out of SAP projects is that they cost 5x of initially estimated and take much longer than initially planned. So...no?

In Sweden, IBM makes a shit tonne of money from SAP implementation consulting.

I find it somewhat interesting that a US 30 year fixed mortgage is 5,49%, while a 10 year fixed mortgage in Sweden currently is at 3,6%[1]. Big difference!

[1] https://www.compricer.se/borantor/

This sentiment is not only in Seattle.

I struggle to find why it would be appealing to use an RPC framework which is only targetted to TypeScript (and I guess, JavaScript). The point, for me, of an RPC framework is that it should be platform agnostic to allow for reuse and modularity.

In Sweden, Tesla is also involved in a conflict with our Unions. https://www.transport.se/publicerat/info-english-tesla-confl... This has an added bad smell for Tesla, on top of the bad reputation that Musk already has associated the brand with.

It's not just time. A lot of devs simply don't have the experience of dogging into third party sourcing code or understanding how one contributed to open source.

Sending a single representative of a team to a meeting is one of favourite hacks. And then have that representative report back.

Of course the guy needs to have an end-to-end encrypted direct line to the president. It's the president that runs the show and all decisions must go through him.

I always read "ML", because that's what 98% of all AI really is, but rebranded.

I would _love_ to understand more about how this atmospheric state impacted the vibration of power lines. Sounds exotic.

One reason is the ruling by the Supreme Court on July 1st 2024 that says Agent Orange has legal immunity for most actions he does as a president.

As an example, yes.

Making a POC of a data governance product.

Making a POC of a carbon accounting product.

Making a POC of a railway scheduling system.

If everyone else are coding in an IDE and the coupling naturally follows, you also need to use an IDE to survive in that code base.

Then they should write "focuses on fast, modern, and correct", not "written in Rust". There are plenty of strategies (such as programming languages) that lead to those outcomes.