January 2021

@w3ltraumpirat This is scary, I'm happy to
hear that you are doing ok now and have the care you need! All the best for 2021
and a quick recovery.

More snowshoeing today. Awesome way to start 2021! 🎆❄️

The view is just amazing. #dovrefjell #norway 🇳🇴

@ClareSudbery
@AgileAlliance
@GeePawHill Same on Android.

Does not deserve the honour.
https://twitter.com/mx_tobey/status/1345015359540244482

I've developed the habit of reflecting at the end of a year what I want to stop
doing. Focusing on very few big things helps to get them done. I always pick up
some unplanned things over the course of a year anyway so it feels good to start
the new year with unallocated time.

#diff

• 2020

• 2020-2021

Next Monday will be a day for regex to shine...

In software we still obey to copyright laws written for works that

• had one author
• didn't change
• were very hard to copy

https://www.gnu.org/prep/maintain/html_node/Copyright-Notices.html

Still no replacement for @codefreeze_fi,
but we got to see some sun! #oppdal #norway 🇳🇴

I think a software engineer had a hand in this:

@PatrickHeneise It depends where you are
moving to, within the EU it's a no-brainer, but otherwise will be expensive.
Typically you will need to pay the country's VAT on the current value.

Both are valid reasons to go into tech, btw.
https://twitter.com/warrenjday/status/1345396651943481351

Note that Axel is also giving rebates to students and those who need them!
https://twitter.com/rauschma/status/1345637630273343488

Back in #Trondheim, where we got to see some nice winter sun at -10°C!

@KlaraMiffili
@LogMeIn All the best! 🤞 that this is place for
you to grow!

This is very cool for a lot of #cellularIot products:
https://aws.amazon.com/location/features/ is a managed high-level service
around location data like maps, tracking and geo-fencing. It offers all of this
as a #serverless tool which simplifies building #IoT products in the asset
tracking space.

@siljel God morgen! Kaffe?

If you are starting a new job these days remember: there are no stupid
questions!

@siljel

Big shoutout to @github Actions,
@mergifyio and
@renovatebot for keeping the number of open
PRs I have to look into after returning from vacation to a minimum! 🙏

This is so cool: a min-lab analyzes the swap and notifies the user via his
smartphone in 15 minutes.

"The company plans to ship over 100,000 tests per day from January 2021 and
plans to deliver 20 million Ellume COVID-19 Home Tests to the U.S. within the
first half of 2021."
https://twitter.com/TimestechBuzz/status/1346041522936942596

@c089 Haha, sorrynotsorry ;-) I think I know what
you are looking into, BLE is usually not my area of expertise.

Pay attention who you put in front of your colleagues, customers, conference
attendees, students and friends:
https://twitter.com/mimismash/status/1345734341280854016

@c089 Yes, IoT is very, very early stage with a lot
of competing standards. Only last year did the big vendors come together to
address it: https://www.connectedhomeip.com/

But this "only" addresses the protocol level, the amount of operating systems
running on devices are wild...

Kanskje enklest vei å få RTX 3080?
https://twitter.com/Komplettno/status/1346372802987913217

@c089 I think the RaspberryPI is the most versatile
board for tinkering. Enough power to support high-level language VMs, and has
GPIO (pins to connect sensors).

Next I highly recommend @Espruino, the WiFi is
really nice: https://shop.espruino.com/espruino-boards/espruino-wifi ...

Migrating to #AWS SDK v3 for JavaScript

In this blog post I will summarize my findings when migrating the AWS flavour of
Bifravst to version 3 of the AWS SDK.

https://coderbyheart.com/aws-sdk-v3

#cloudnative #typescript

This will be interesting to watch: we are kicking off our virtual #ces2021 next
Monday with a panel discussion on what challenges and opportunities the pandemic
has provided to #IoT.
https://twitter.com/NordicTweets/status/1346477931711762437

Got some optical silent switches for my
@XBowstech after some feedback from
@kamilleblumm ... 🙉

@c089
https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nordic-blog/b/blog/posts/connected-home-over-ip-sneak-peek-of-early-development-on-nrf52840

Sneak peek of CHIP (Connected Home over IP) on the #nrf52840:
https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nordic-blog/b/blog/posts/connected-home-over-ip-sneak-peek-of-early-development-on-nrf52840

So much quieter, but I am missing the tactile bump, so right now I need to pay a
little more attention to not accidentally add more letters.

In case you are interested to be working with me on #iot #cloud solutions
@NordicTweets subscribe to our job
newsletter:
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/Agent/Subscription.aspx?customer=nsemi ... a
job post should pop up next week and for the right candidate we might consider
#remote (in a country where we have an office).

@fquednau
@XBowstech
@kamilleblumm I guess it's hard to hear on a
phone. The sounds are now lower pitched and less clicky, so in reality it's a
significant change.

@dc7590 No worries, Darren, this was a while ago,
and I was trying to say that because of the Pandemic I haven't been out so much,
so it was only very late in December, that I heard WHAM for the first time that
year. #wronghashtag maybe, too.

I was able to source the two most important parts for my #pc2021 from
@Komplettno... Given the current terrible
availability I took the 6900 XT, if the RTX 3080 order pans out next week, I
might switch to that.

Keeps whistleblowers alive. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/1347217810368442368

@MaritvanDijk77
@margaretstorey
@nicolefv
@jezhumble I can confirm that!

@MauroLopezJ
@annthurium
@juanscolari @mendezmichael
@sofichp Always happy to chat with you!

@byteborg
@XBowstech
@kamilleblumm Not yet, which size do they
need to be?

@byteborg
@XBowstech
@kamilleblumm I have silent keys and don't
hear a the caps hitting the board, but will try what it changes ...

Knut ist übrigens nur in Deutschland ein Ding bei IKEA. Auf http://IKEA.no und
http://IKEA.se ist diese Kampagne nicht zu finden...

Fascinating: it's possible to read the ECC configuration in a physical 2FA key
by observing the electromagnetic field the key emits when used.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/01/hackers-can-clone-google-titan-2fa-keys-using-a-side-channel-in-nxp-chips/

@pati_gallardo Many are going to ski
resorts, and a lot of students are traveling between the semester:
https://www.adressa.no/nyheter/trondheim/2021/01/02/Regjeringen-ber-studentene-vente-med-%C3%A5-reise-tilbake-fra-julefeiring-23255269.ece

@pati_gallardo I don't think it's really
possible get good data on this. But for a city like Trondheim with ~50.000 there
is probably a lot of movement between christmas and january/february and a lot
of free time for students to meet more.

Update: added a section on how to handle Uint8Array:
https://coderbyheart.com/aws-sdk-v3#iot-payload-is-now-uint8array
/status/1346514459326636035

@jonhelge That URL is broken ...

@jonhelge But that's not really the same thing,
with keyboards you read out what is written. With the 2FA key you observe output
in order to predict the cryptographic parameters so you can create the correct
challenge in the future. But yes, physically it's a similar attack.

@atluxity
@pati_gallardo The article is pretty clear,
the the effort is very high to get this done. So for most people this is not an
issue right now.

@wolframkriesing Docker is an amazing
solutions for dependency issues, as long as you have no bandwidth constraints...

@FranziskaNaja Das war die Beste
Ausbildungseinheit in meinem Wehrdienst :-)

@FranziskaNaja Ja, ich war bei den
Panzerpionieren, deren Aufgabe ist unter anderem auch Räumen und Bauen von
Häusern, Brücken, etc. Wir hatten echt mega geile Geräte in der Einheit:
Brückenlegepanzer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs1nx0ognyA

@FranziskaNaja Absolut!

@FranziskaNaja Ich fand es auch sehr gut
bei einer Einheit zu sein, die sich auf den Aufbau in Bosnien (KFOR) fokussiert,
bei uns war nur Eigensicherung relevant, kein Angriff.

What a gem! https://twitter.com/robbie_andrew/status/1347866954569232384

Let's see how that fits... #pc2021

@67degreeNate
@petkasp
@Komplettno I ordered when it was in stock and
received it two days later in Trondheim.

@RidingWolf It arrives on Monday.

What a beast...

Some challenges:

Removed the 140mm, will add a 120mm there.

The Arctic Cooler Bracket had the wrong screws (as mentioned in the guide).

280mm is a squeezed, but will fit with some drilling...

@byteborg Yes, that's fine.

@byteborg The Motherboard has a heatsink on it.

@byteborg Yes, that will make the system super
quiet with no load.

M.2 mounted (without sticker)

@martinjuhasz It's a pure gaming system.

Looks great!

with side panel

@RidingWolf Haha, this was already a
challenge, so I am not envious of what you are going to face.

@byteborg No, this one not. I have a 3080 Liquid
Cooled ordered, but who knows when it will arrive ...

@RidingWolf I think it do the same it I'd have
to put it on the desk.

@Lynoure
@solmecke Get a postbox, or if you want
something that looks more normal:
https://www.firma.de/unternehmensfuehrung/geschaeftsadresse-mieten-ihr-weg-zur-eindrucksvollen-firmenanschrift/

@Lynoure
@solmecke Yes, if that is a concern for you,
find a Business Center, or Coworking Space in your area/city. Many of them will
rent you a mailbox.

@Lynoure
@solmecke
http://www.weserwork.de/preise.html?no_cache=1
https://www.regus.com/de-de/virtual-offices/virtual-office-checkout-page

@Lynoure
@solmecke If you blog for non-commercial
reasons, you could blog on platforms like http://Dev.to, they don't require
authors to have an imprint.

@renovatebot how to contribute monorepo
definitions? @awscloud has released
https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-js-v3 ...

Oh, I learned a great Norwegian word today:

ventepølse (waiting sausage)

The (grilled) sausage you eat while waiting for the proper BBQ to be served.

@tee_kesselchen
https://taz.de/Klitoris-in-Lehrbuechern/!5667301/

@tee_kesselchen Ich hatte verstanden, dass
Du speziell das Bild brauchst.

@tdpauw 💙

Sounds absolutely realistic:
https://twitter.com/cmcalgary/status/1348510605217468417

@renovatebot
@awscloud
https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate/pull/8249

The #nRF9160 Feather version 2 is available for purchase! It now includes a
3-axis Accelerometer by ST (which works out of the box with
@ZephyrIoT and
@NordicTweets nRF Connect SDK). Available
for $99 on https://www.jaredwolff.com/store/nrf9160-feather/

1 hour to go! https://twitter.com/NordicTweets/status/1348533669200277510

⚡

Fiat lux!

Out of the box Time Spy Extreme: 8370 https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/56599972

Oh, I missed that, this allows a PR author to have the PR merged automatically
if all checks pass. It must be selected when creating the PR, so it won't
replace @mergifyio for now.
https://twitter.com/github/status/1336360682221133827

@RidingWolf Uh, now I feel much less bad for
my RX 6900 XT. 😁 #overkill

@johncutlefish
@sebastian_nell!

Some numbers from 2020 are inspiring:
@DistributeAid shipped more than $2M worth
of aid.

You can support our work on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/distributeaid -
every $1 donated moves $340 worth of aid!

@MaritvanDijk77 Cleaned code stays clean
longer?

@LaurenDorman
https://twitter.com/Rekrut_K/status/1349403142920826880

@Lynoure Basically not, it's the one that
operates the software who is responsible to comply.

However you might be liable if you knowingly ignore best practices without the
client explicitly directing you.

That's why subcontractors have insurances.

@Lynoure As a general rule: GDPR applies always,
if in doubt ask the client to specify how data should be handled.

@khaledsouf @ZenikaMontreal Check out
@zuehlke_group's jobs:
https://www.zuehlke.com/en/careers/find-your-job?locations[]=103&locations[]=102&functions[]=67&experiences[]=104

@wolframkriesing I started to look into
converting a bigger project to pure ESM and ran into the same issue. All runners
I looked at (jest, tape) had some issue, so I wrote a simple runner myself:
https://github.com/bifravst/aws/blob/use-esm/tests.ts

Tests are written as plain TS files (no globals).

@wolframkriesing Executed via ts-node
(node --unhandled-rejections=strict --loader ts-node/esm tests.ts
'./*/.spec.ts') so errors will be printed with TS source locations.

@wolframkriesing Test example:
https://github.com/bifravst/aws/blob/d136aa8110ddb0a9c3be7dcf2701609dae43909b/historicalData/toTimestreamType.spec.ts

@wolframkriesing

@khaledsouf @ZenikaMontreal
@zuehlke_group I don't think that it's a
hard requirement.

@VSiding @petkasp
@Komplettno Yeah, that's why I bought a 5800X
for 4400 NOK (for some vouchers I could apply).

@c089 Holy shit, I've got sweaty palms from reading
this.

After reading @sindresorhus tweet I am a
little bit torn to move @bifravst to pure ESM.
The benefits are a little hard to justify, especially because it means that some
tooling needs to be replaced (e.g. jest) and other need not so clean workaround
(e.g. need .cjs config files).
/status/1349776733986312195

OTOH it might be a good time to do it now, before a "1.0" release.

The upside is that it moves the code base further in the right direction, but
since it's written in TypeScript I already have the ability to author pure ESM
JS code, so I can do the switch in the future as well.

The needed changes to the codebase can be automated: adding a .js extension to
imports, might even not be necessary in future TypeScript versions. And from a
user point of view it also has no immediate benefit
(@bifravst code mostly targets Node.js, with a
few browser libraries).

@keinegurke_ You need to host it somewhere,
before you can build a UI with it. @glitch is a
great way to get started with that: https://glitch.com/create

@wolframkriesing
@TestJSSummit Nice, I'm in!

Just got my #multipass for @TestJSSummit,
@NodeCongress,
@conf_js, @reactsummit, and
@thejsnation. #jsallthethings

@wolframkriesing I was to abandon it
today (/status/1350005313655730177) ... but
yeah, happy to jump in a Zoom and chat about this. Today would work good for me.

@meikeco @NABU_de
Kann ich empfehlen!

https://twitter.com/WIONews/status/1350052612758880256

Also, happy to join the next edition of https://testcraftcamp.nl/ in March!
#testing #testcraftcamp

Very often the #nRF9160 is paired with a BLE chip, like the #nRF52840, which is
also powerful.

In this blog post, my colleague Anders Storrø explains how to offload BLE tasks
to the 52 and only notify the 91 if something relevant has happened.

https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/cellular-iot-guides/b/software-and-protocols/posts/nrf9160dk-offloading-bluetooth-related-tasks-to-nrf52
#iot

We are still dotting some i's and crossing some t's on this...
/status/1347166149621014529

Either way, I am pretty sure @NordicTweets
will at some time support them all on one device...
https://twitter.com/NimbeLink/status/1350095643537190914

https://twitter.com/david_losert/status/1350109751665897474

I realized yesterday when talking to
@wolframkriesing that ESM modules have an
important use case: code-splitting in frontend applications.

Especially apps that deliver large bundles (>2 MB) and/or update them very
often (e.g. do trunk based development) will benefit.
/status/1350005313655730177

Using ESM your app will only the dependencies it needs (instead of waiting for
the big bundle to finish downloading). Startup speeds will improve and code
paths that have no changes will be served from the browser cache.

While working on the Firmware E2E for @bifravst
I've realized that I made an unnecessary complicated separate between testing
and production instances ... the firmware should run tests against prod, because
this is where it will need to connect to.

I found a nice workaround for preserving arbitrary context settings on AWS #CDK
using local files:
https://github.com/bifravst/aws/commit/a2ca511355d5e1025ab098058e50b5a8ebdebd59

An RFC exists already ( https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk-rfcs/issues/18) but it
can be solved today, albeit not CDK native.

I really wish @github actions had public
environment variables, some things (e.g. AWS region identifiers) need to be
configurable in actions, but do not need to be replaced with "***" in logs
(and it makes it harder to debug).

@5422m4n @github
How? Do you have an example?

@5422m4n @github I
need to be able to configure env vars outside of the yaml file, not hardcoded in
them.

@5422m4n @github
Per project.

@5422m4n @github
No, that's not helping in this case. We need forks of the repo to be able to
provide their own settings to Actions, ideally without changing the YAML file,
so they can pull in changes without conflicts.

I literally have a similar internal dialogue when translating what I would
like say into what corporate would like to read.
https://twitter.com/ju_les/status/1351505208665370630

🤘 https://twitter.com/SandraParsick/status/1351525475034791939

... and the Getting Started guides for the #nRF52840 and the #nRF5340 are
already up on https://docs.edgeimpulse.com/docs/nordic-semi-nrf52840-dk #ml
#iot https://twitter.com/NordicTweets/status/1351576302722150403

@wolframkriesing It's the new "npx"

@david_losert
@wolframkriesing Uh, sorry, I confused it
with npm exec: https://github.com/npm/npx/issues/30#issuecomment-758845085

Right, npm run is older and runs your .bin scripts.

@spazierendenken There is a fantastic, funny, and insightful talk by
@gojkoadzic about that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rna6NvIIDk

Let's see how long it takes before I actually can get vaccinated here in
#Trondheim.

I have this magical unlimited bandwidth LTE-m SIM and I don't dare to contact
the telco how to get more of those in case this is a legacy developer SIM and
they'll block it instead.

I've developed a GitHub action which determines the next release version for
the current repository using
@semantic-release/commit-analyzer. This is
useful in cases where you need to know the version to be released, so it can be
included e.g. in a build. http://github.com/bifravst/get-next-version-action

@Lazer @Argorak Yes,
this is disgraceful and a complete misuse of the law.

List of packages on http://npmjs.com
https://twitter.com/TheWaveDealer1/status/1351968455956733954

@RidingWolf
@DensitySK
@SligerCases I am curious to learn who that
will fit under your monitors.

@RidingWolf It will be a nice handwarmer :-)

I know, I know. /status/1350076703968788480

This is a skill that you can train, and it stays valuable throughout your
career. https://twitter.com/IamStan/status/1352570395749216256

@essquare_de All I need:

@emsuiko Ist eigentlich nicht möglich (sofern
keine Beleidigungen, o.ä. enthalten sind). Es bleibt meist nur die Möglichkeit
der Gegendarstellung.

@emsuiko Kann sein dass sie in dem Fall durch die
Autor*in selbst gelöscht wurde.

@terabaud @xscode1 Total scammers.

Never, ever should you use @xscode1 services,
they use personal data without consent to scam visitors into signing up for
their bullshit.

@chendravid
@NetanelMohoni how about you build a
product based on respect and honesty, instead of pulling of crap like this?

@chendravid
@xscode1
@NetanelMohoni You are using my name, my
description, my photo without consent and give the appearance that I am part of
your platform.

This is illegal. You know that.

You than apply some algorithm to rank me, which is utter trash.

@therealjfrost It is.
/status/1353065920151736323

@chendravid
@xscode1
@NetanelMohoni The scam is right up on your
fucking start page. You are selling a product using my data.

@github are you aware that
@xscode1 is scraping profile data off GitHub to
use it to sell access to developers?
/status/1353065920151736323

@RalfDMueller
@Morl99 Public on http://GitHub.com does not
mean you automatically have a license to copy and use it for a product.

@Morl99 No.

@Argorak Good point, I hope that
@opensource_il is not aware of this and
does not endorse this malpractice.

@dc7590 You could use Python:
https://moonbooks.org/Articles/How-to-find-all-combinations-from-a-list-of-elements-in-python-/

@dc7590 If you have the list of pairs, you assign
them to the available slots starting from the top.

@micromag84 5G backup funktionierte ganz gut
hier in der Stadt.

@micromag84 Falls Du LAN only devices hast,
kannst Du ja einen RaspberryPI als Gateway aufsetzen (der im LAN hängt und via
WiFi zum 5G Modem verbindet). Ich habe zu Hause einen einfachen WiFi AP, der
auch routen kann.

@Argorak @spazierendenken Why would they, if they
normally don't even implement the buddy system...

🚨 I am hiring! 🚨

Want to work with me on software that connects #cellulariot devices to the
cloud?🌩️

Join @NordicTweets' team as a Software
Engineer Cellular IoT Cloud Applications:
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=278&ProjectId=176961&DepartmentId=7392&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=False

AMA! My DMs are open!

#aws #azure #serverless #iot #job

Join a fantastic international team in one of our locations in the European
timezone: #Trondheim (most of the team is located here) or #Oslo 🇳🇴 (we assist
with relocation to Norway via
@OnboardNorway) #Espoo, #Oulu, or #Turku 🇫🇮
#Kraków 🇵🇱 #Stockholm 🇸🇪 #Swindon 🇬🇧

We are looking for someone who loves to make technology more accessible, with a
strong customer-focused mindset. You should be open-minded about technological
choices in your work; our devices are surprisingly powerful and constrained at
the same time.

We expect you to be humble: you need to listen closely to what our customers
need: our technology needs to fit into existing ecosystems, where we do not make
the rules.

If this sounds like you, check out the job description, and do not hesitate to
ask me anything!

@martinjuhasz Yes, I know ... :/

@nagel_kl That's also why it's a great job ;-)

We do have offices in other places as well, unfortunately not a R&D location
in Germany ...

@Ravetracer
@NordicTweets Yes, the majority of code
needs to run serverless (so we can focus on building not on infrastructure) ...
and there are great benefits to have one language in frontend and backend, so
this is a must have for this role.

Shit toxic coders say.
https://twitter.com/GithubProjects/status/1353239018633383936

@Argorak Done ...

Open Web Docs was created to ensure the long-term health of web platform
documentation on de facto standard resources like MDN Web Docs, independently of
any single vendor or organization.
https://twitter.com/OpenWebDocs/status/1353748877111918593

The package-layered-lambda helper now has an example how I package a custom
layer:
https://github.com/bifravst/package-layered-lambdas/commit/b837cd8059c5891f72bf647986331f8056051a1e#diff-329bb1009155d275b0fc9c22f559359c637ad878a8427fda619a0a7416eb1f20R34

Read up on it here:
https://coderbyheart.com/how-i-package-typescript-lambdas-for-aws

CloudFlare lets you add a queue in front of any website:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-waiting-room/

Good morning, have you seen my job at, yet? 👇
/status/1353707881250623488

@kpfkspr Wow, love especially #1, which has a great sense of motion!

@kpfkspr Yeah, I can imagine ... especially getting the focus right.

@dtanzer Duh, my bad. After reading it a second
time, I see it. You are right. I totally missed that it's about callbacks.

@hemalchevli
@NordicTweets
@Wake_Cap Such a smart solution with virtually
zero impact on the user, they do not have to change a thing in their behavior to
benefit from it.

@pati_gallardo I always equate "best
practice" with "for a certain group of people this worked in the past".

It's never the best solution. It's never guaranteed to still work. Its context
always matters.

Bergen: it rains most of the time in summer. Tromsø: summer is 2 weeks long.
https://twitter.com/visitnorway/status/1354035108672659457

I had a lovely call with @CrystalMbanefo
today and she deserves more followers! She is doing amazing stuff (e.g. helping
underrepresented people become software engineers) and I am looking forward to
when I can meet her again in the physical world!

If you haven't been able to visit Auschwitz, here is a great documentary in
360°/VR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOM_CxAKB_Y

You can get a feeling of the massive, massive scale of the concentration camp
... which is one of the key learnings ... in this drone footage:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=449ZOWbUkf0
https://twitter.com/AuschwitzMuseum/status/1354353459219156992

@dc7590 @pantau81
https://x6hbg.csb.app/

@NordicTweets
@LobaroHH you are mentioned in this talk!

@alex_schl 🤩

@pati_gallardo You can place a bet on a
stock to have a certain price by a certain date: I sell you 1000 shares of Stock
X for $1000 by 1.1.2021. You agree.

Now, if by 1.1.2021 the stock price is below $1 per shared, I make a profit,
because I can buy them for a lower price on the market.

@pati_gallardo However, if it is above, I
still will only get $1 per share from you, but have to buy it for more on the
market.

This is called "short selling".
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/shortselling.asp

Find bugs, and get paid for it:
https://twitter.com/NordicTweets/status/1354731442891350016

@pati_gallardo Hedge funds use a lot of
cash to do this and similar investments on a huge scale. This is not per se bad
(it is also used to secure against exchange rate fluctuations). It's a tools to
use money to make more money.

@Maggysche
@szynszyliszys Let's say, IDK, you are in
Sweden, then there are no strict regulations. However, I agree this is grossly
irresponsible to be walking around in a city.
https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/the-public-health-agency-of-sweden/communicable-disease-control/covid-19/regulations-and-general-guidelines/
Outdoors, in general, when you are alone is fine, though.

THIS is the solution. https://www.sauna-anywhere.com/tent-saunas

Wearing the @NordicTweets company colors to
our very nice virtual office party!

@mortzu I guess due to the pandemic. Who wouldn't
want a sauna at home?!

I am attending DevOps.js Conference. Register for free and join me there with
other engineers and great speakers!
https://devopsjsconf.com/badge/coderbyheart #DevOpsJS

@5422m4n Some speakers and talks have already
been announced: https://devopsjsconf.com/

If you are telling someone details about two events that happened a short time
ago (like e.g. two meetings you had today), do you start with the most recent
one (so at least one recollection is precise) or are you starting with the first
one?

TGIF? How about a change?
/status/1353707881250623488

@5422m4n What about it?

@5422m4n No, we do not have serverless features
implemented in Rust. There is no first-class support for Rust on AWS lambda for
example, yet (though of course you can have your own runtime) which makes it a
little less convenient to use ...

@5422m4n Node.js performs really well, and we
have this in our entire ecosystem (besides Cloud projects, we also have Electron
projects), so we have quite a few JavaScript developers ... I see Rust becoming
relevant on the embedded side, but not on the server side, for our use cases.

@HelenaJ_M
@NordicTweets Sure! We used
@HireSpace:
https://hirespace.com/c/virtual-events/virtual-parties/big-top-party and the
amazing part there was that there were multiple Zoom rooms, which had different
actors as hosts. That was really fun and it was great to have a human icebreaker
everywhere.

@HelenaJ_M You can try this yourself, with a
few rooms using a virtual map, like @BryterDev
did: https://twitter.com/Niklas_L/status/1245614038811168770

@HelenaJ_M
@SoCraTes_UK is coming up
(https://twitter.com/SoCraTes_UK/status/1351168839560671236), we could have a
session there about running virtual parties! You will then also use the tools
you need.

@mirjam_diala I guess it's kinda solved.
There is not much need to change now (I expect this to change once ESM becomes
more mainstream). Browser testing however needs innovation and therefore there
is more to talk about. Many are trying to solve the same problems in different
ways.

@Argorak @refnode
@dc7590
@NordicTweets Yes, Indeed, Trondheim is many
things but not at all flat ;-)

@refnode @Argorak
@dc7590
@NordicTweets Happy to show you around!

@ezagroba Adam discovers that he can use time
travel to always get instant, perfect, freshly baked German bread and
subsequently launches a three-world bread delivery chain. His other side
projects have to wait.

@wolframkriesing Agree, I have nothing
against great tools, like Ava Wroten's talk on #a11y tools, but people who work
for the tools' company are too biased for my taste.

@borderless_dev
@juliaferraioli This is a little less
harmful. Like https://gitmemory.com/coderbyheart it uses public information
the create a profile. They do this for selling ads. I don't care much about
that. It's bullshit metric are harmful to the industry, but that's a lot of tech
content, blogs, videos these days.

@borderless_dev
@juliaferraioli xs:code is different, they
sell access to developers, and use me and many others to give the impression
that we all are part of their service.

@juliaferraioli OpenEngineer'd support was
very quick to remove my profile.

I've reported this to @GitHubHelp 5 days ago
with no reaction.

@RobertReiz
@GitHubHelp Don't you see the difference? What
happens if you click on an image?

@RobertReiz
@GitHubHelp What happens if you click on a
link?

@RobertReiz
@GitHubHelp Search engines like Google do not
have a "Chat" button that asks users to register. They do not sell access to
software developers. They also honour a robots.txt.

@RobertReiz
@GitHubHelp The GitHub profile data is public,
but may not be used commercially.
https://docs.github.com/en/github/site-policy/github-acceptable-use-policies#5-information-usage-restrictions

Whoever does is violating GitHubs T&C.

@wolframkriesing Das ist das klassische
Gaslighting der Finanzindustrie: 'wir sind Profis, mit Ethik, die "gut"
investieren. Das sollte auf keinen Fall jemand anderes dürfen!'

An analysis of the $62 million RTX 30 Series Scalping Market
https://dev.to/driscoll42/nvidia-ampere-rtx-30-series-scalping-market-analysis-4gad

@TonyBologni
@Lynoure
https://xscode.com/profile/AntonStoeckl

@TonyBologni
@Lynoure Yeah, it's
<https://xscode.com/profile/>{github username}.

@Lynoure
@TonyBologni I would also write GitHub
support, because they are scraping the data off them, which is not allowed:
/status/1355479699774959618

@5422m4n @Lynoure
@xscode1
/status/1353067549345210368

@pati_gallardo If Blockchain is required
for the financial sector, I bet you we will have 10 new nuclear reactors within
3 years.

@Lazer
@firstdrafthell Sometimes especially when
weather changes it can happen but I would consider this an issue that needs to
be fixed by the builder, especially if it happens regularly. It could be a
faulty designed system.

Winter at the fjord. #Trondheim is just 🤩