May 2021

@dtanzer @Tesla Any
device that can be updated remotely without user interaction has basically this
feature: remote root access.

The #bddbooks are available right now on Amazon Kindle for €0,99:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B093NCN3FZ#aw-udpv3-customer-reviews_feature_div
/status/1385363546196877317

I enjoyed this panel because it provides a reminder about the potential of IoT:
reducing risks, reducing use of natural resources. IoT can bring high-tech to
many industrialised sectors and also reduce the global impact these sectors have
on the planet. https://twitter.com/NordicTweets/status/1388055703428939776

A project there is mentioned which I contributed to on the #cloud 🌩️ side (I
can't talk you about it), but it's immensely gratifying to be able to help our
customers come up with solutions that can prevent future ecological
catastrophes.

If you want to get involved building tech that's powerful like this, reach out
to me. We have many #jobs @NordicTweets in
multiple of our R&D locations around the globe!

@dtanzer @Tesla The
ability to install any software on the device is equivalent.

@dtanzer @Tesla You
could have the same with SSH, where employees can only log in via an SSH gateway
that logs all activities.

It's #May1st, so here is my yearly reminder that you have more rights as an
employee than you are often led to believe.

Get educated on them, because your employer is not obligated to make sure you
are fully aware of them. However, they have to answer all your questions.

Get organized! Strength in numbers is key and supporting your workers council is
important. Don't frown on elections, use your right to be represented and vote,
because the more employees vote, the more influential the council will be. You
might think that you don't need it, but

don't make others feel that getting represented is a burden. In many small
companies you will be told that workers councils will limit innovation through
countless inquiries and discussions. This is bullshit. Workers councils exist to
make sure work is sustainable.

Good company leaders work proactively with them, together.

Talk about things you notice, either in public, or in private, but don't keep it
to yourself. Otherwise it's hard to notice systematic issues. Also, of asked,
share your salary. Keeping it a taboo to talk about it harms people from
under-indexed groups.

It's illegal for employers to put wording in contract that prohibits you from
sharing this information.

HR is not your friend. They are employees like you, and not paid by you. So
their loyalty lies with the organization, their job is to ensure company
policies are followed. Good HR people are a fantastic resource for your
well-being, but don't take their word for the only truth.

Also, always consider who is advocating for which policies and how they are
invested in the company. Do they actually have skin in the game?

@dtanzer @Tesla No,
of course not.

@Niklas_L Yes, David's work has been mostly
focused on changing traditional organizations to become more agile. How to turn
around the org-chart and enable decision making at the leaves of the org tree.

@Niklas_L It's also important to acknowledge
that this book and the learnings in there are now 10 years old.

However he speaks about language as a critical tool, which is valid in all
contexts.

@Niklas_L He gets mor practical in the follow up
book: https://coderbyheart.com/turn-your-ship-around

@Niklas_L I'm not sure if you are falling in the
trap of thinking that "military equals predicted outcome, because everything is
controlled by strict regimen". Armed conflict is pure chaos, and surprising.
Very similar circumstances (though not consequences) as in a competitive market.

It's hard to beat purpose-built organizations.
https://twitter.com/DistributeAid/status/1388794018646085632

@Maaikees
@DarknetDiaries is all about real life
experiences.

@tdpauw Thanks for the thread! And we wish you a
swift recovery!

Bathrooms don't count. https://twitter.com/pjf/status/1388634120775868416

@abbyfuller Welcome to your Fantasy is wild:
https://open.spotify.com/show/3peO5EoD0YeRh7xcFMncDM?si=HOn0NC0HTn60g1Ea6Pwv_w&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1

@alterisian I have transitioned from a louder
to a much more silence mechanical keyboard. But the benefit is definitely the
customization so you can find one that you really love and because there are
nice travel sizes, you can bring it with you to every conference.

W3W has words that are phonetically similar, so they are easy to misunderstand.

Having been a radio operator in the military, I have been drilled on the NATO
alphabet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet

Handy to have it with you!
https://twitter.com/isleofmandan/status/1386455377949122561

https://www.codedbias.com/ is a must watch for everyone that works with
algorithms, and that means basically every software engineer these days. It's a
great reminder of how errors—human errors—multiply in software systems that are
deployed on a large scale.

@MHanasand Kinda. In 45 % to be precise.

Since switching to Android 11,
@MicrosoftTeams is becoming unusable
because of this bug:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msteams/forum/msteams_tfb-msteams_mobdev/ms-teams-android-app-keeps-refreshing/417aac4f-858c-4500-a4ad-413173d399f0?page=11

@5422m4n I also think that they can get away with
a lot by just being installable as an Office 365 addon.

Regardless of all my complaining about tools, the people
@AzureSupport have been phenomenally
proactive to resolving issues, and not shying away from setting up calls and
digging deep into root causes.

Appreciate it very much!

@katrinbretscher The best resource on
ensemble programming (the more inviting name it has now), is from
@maaretp: https://ensembleprogramming.xyz/

"in Facebook’s world, the only acceptable usage [of people's data] is to hide
what you’re doing from your audience"
https://twitter.com/signalapp/status/1389640079342190595

Bitcoins value is artificially inflated by Tether:
https://crypto-anonymous-2021.medium.com/the-bit-short-inside-cryptos-doomsday-machine-f8dcf78a64d3

The next @SoCraTes_UK is on June 4th, mark
your calendars for this awesome remote conference by and for people how care
about software quality and how to enjoy building it!

The buildup in this track gives me goosebumps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj0zNaO2Nwk #trancefamily

@Ravetracer This is the original:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR0N-NLSfWY

It's one of these magical tracks ...

@ExploreAdeva 1. Interact with other
developers on Twitter and on Slacks. 2. Blog about what you learn. 3. Attend
conferences. 4. Speak at conferences.

Today in challenges when testing embedded devices: broken USB cables.

Changing cables in order to turn builds green is not the world I want to live
in. /status/1389913723591086084

@powtac Good thing that we order them by the
truckload at my workplace.

@_francied I'm actually thinking about making
a social network around showing connections of people who mutually would love
working together at the same company. That would be such an opportunity for
companies to be more deliberate about hiring teams, or people who work well
together.

@_francied This wouldn't cover that. If you
are a new hire, you basically then have a list of people that potentially would
switch to your new employer, because they would love to work with you.

@friemae Yeah, it's on my list to watch, it
sounds very promising to tie it to CDK constructs. Haven't checked it out, yet.

@Argorak
@_francied That doesn't load for me.

@friemae I gave it the look, and it's good that
the CDK topology is preserved, but it's still only boxes and arrows. Especially
in cloud native solutions the glue is the "meat" and this is only poorly
presented in these kinds of views.

@friemae What I am thinking now, is to use my e2e
test runner (which focuses on application features) and have the test runs
enable X-Ray and then combine the X-Ray traces with the test results, so you can
visualize which resources each feature hits and what data is passed through.

I was wrong, I'm sorry. Here is what I'll do to improve. > I was wrong, I'm
sorry. I need help. >
https://twitter.com/tejucole/status/482884495469600770

@pati_gallardo It says update. So it's the
same bullshit v1.0.1.

"organizational hacker" is literally in my bio:
https://twitter.com/tdpauw/status/1389936152338182145

Unboxing my new @NordicTweets #nRF9160 DK:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-tools/Development-Kits/nRF9160-DK

@mishkathebear It's

🥁

electrostatic-sensitive.

Bootstrap 5 has been released:
https://blog.getbootstrap.com/2021/05/05/bootstrap-5/

... for me still my go to UI framework, especially for form-heavy SPAs.

Pretty cool to see companies like @grontskift use plastic free shipping bags!

#coworking has become so ubiquitous that even the shopping mall around the
corner has a Coworking Space:

This is awesome, I need to do that super often:
https://twitter.com/GHchangelog/status/1390383982961958913

@mattwynne
@lisacrispin
@janetgregoryca
@MaritvanDijk77
@TesterFromLeic
@FriendlyTester
@alex_schl Software Quality Ambassador

Huh, I wasn't aware that labeling a GitHub issue with #goodfirstissue gets it
listed on https://goodfirstissues.com/.

That's kinda neat.

I like the way the way Daniel Ricciardo, the F1 driver puts it, better: "Fuck
shit up!" ... and tries to be better every time he gets on the track.
https://twitter.com/Grady_Booch/status/1390393056633843712

I wonder though what the social contract on @GitHub is around issues labeled
with #goodfirstissue is
(https://github.com/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+archived%3Afalse+label%3A%22good+first+issue%22+).

I describe them as very small issues that can help you to get familiar with the
codebase. /status/1390409556384169986

I learned from the ADU team that there is a limit in place during the preview
phase. It can be lifted on an individual basis.

Is there a @code extension that allows to apply
changes suggested in a PR? Looked at
@teamcodestream and the official @GitHub
extension, but both only show suggestions as comments.

Looking at the state of reactstrap, I'm a little bit saddened that the source of
Bootstrap is not provided in a way that would allow to generate React components
automatically.

@Lazer Kohlrabi (kålrabi in Norwegian), remove the
hard outer skin with a veggie peeler and then eat the soft part raw (e.g. in a
salad, or mix with cream and dill). Can also be cooked e.g. as vegetarian
schnitzel.

.@JamieMariaS talk on software architecture
@conf_js is a wild 17 minute ride through popular
software architecture styles. Very good introduction!

@lightling
@Forbes Oh, wow. Throw cash at people so they
don't care about working in an organization that's all about making humans a
resource.

Summary (because the video is paywalled) here:
https://dev.to/jamiemarias/next-level-commerce-service-oriented-architectures-5023

@JamieMariaS I agree, to few conference talks
are about architecture. I am desperate enough to run a session on every
unconference I go to and show the architecture of a project I am working on,
doing a walk through, just to inspire confidence in people to start sharing
more.

@JamieMariaS Unfortunately there is no
recording, but I can highly recommend the
@SoCraTes_UK,
@SoCraTes_Conf,
@codefreeze_fi conferences, once they are
physical again, we have enough opportunity there geek out about architecture.

@Lazer Did you like it?

@UrbanFoxxxx Very pretty also:
https://www.amusingplanet.com/2015/02/the-inclined-boat-lifts-of-elblag-canal.html

@JamieMariaS
@SoCraTes_UK
@SoCraTes_Conf
@codefreeze_fi The @SoCraTes_UK is running
a virtual open space in June, its not the same but as good as it gets.

.@sparkfun collaborated with
@jaredwolff, took his #nRF9160 feather, added
USB-C, a regular JTag header, 4 MB of flash, and a splash of 🟥 and out comes
the nRF9160 Thing Plus (not to be mistaken with the Thingy:91):
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/17354

Went out because the weather is just 🤩 right now. #Trondheim

@NativeWired Same here in Norway, without
that, and a Norwegian phone number, you can't function.

@NativeWired I guess it's more practical that
way. Everyone needs to go to the bank, and they also pay for the IT
infrastructure anyway to use the system for their customers. I actually trust
banks more than government employees to not fuck this up.

@kringkaste True.

Over 10 years later, I still think this is the best movie trailer I have ever
seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dayIedrLq_U

@alex_schl Ouch! Get well soon, Alex!

@TuringX_ @sparkfun
@jaredwolff They have archived their site
here: https://openagriculturefoundation.github.io/latest_pfc.html

@gfi_dev I really don't see the advantage for
first time contributers over using GitHubs own list:
https://github.com/topics/good-first-issue

Taking the GPS on the #nRF9160 DK for a spin. With A-GPS enabled it took just 5
seconds to get a fix. Nice!

The #nRF9160 modem firmware 1.3.0 has been released, and I am personally excited
about one new feature: device side key generation using the %KEYGEN AT command:
https://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/topic/ref_at_commands/REF/at_commands/security/keygen_set.html

Now, your device's private key is never accessible outside the device.

#cellulariot

Learn more about the new features in this webinar:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/Events/2021/Webinar-nRF9160-modem-firmware-13

@RealGeneKim
@nicolefv
@jezhumble
@ldavidmarquet you are mentioned around the
1:17:00 mark, btw.

So, I need something on @Azure that allows me to
track "jobs", something that can be schedule, picked up by a runner, and marked
as complete.

On AWS I can use IoT Jobs for that, but on Azure I didn't find something
similar.

@Azure It's not a simple queue, like
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/queues/storage-queues-introduction,
job information should be persisted indefinitely ... messages in a queue will be
removed.

I could obviously combine Queue with persistent storage...

@Azure Hm ... since GitHub is a Microsoft product,
and I need this for a firmware CI task on real devices, I could set this up
using GitHub actions with a self-hosted runner.

“One of the most shocking scenes that I saw is when they attacked the first aid
medics who were attacked and beaten for no reason – except to provide first aid
for the injured people,” @MustafaBarghou1
said.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/5/10/israeli-forces-raid-al-aqsa-compound-live

Typical #Azure experience, everything is painfully slow... all the time.

Spotted a new generation of @tierscooters in
#Trondheim

Very proud about what these fantastic humans have achieved, and that they
receive the recognition they deserve:
https://twitter.com/DistributeAid/status/1391800928211292163

@Lazer I've switched to
https://www.schwalbe.com/en/tour-reader/marathon-plus ... a few years ago and
never hat a flat since.

Any system will be gamed.
https://twitter.com/hypervisible/status/1391922706623483907

The number of onion layers I need to peel (including the amount of tears to
shed) to build the bridge from a GitHub repo to a test run on a real device is
still surprising. /status/1391727359745744896

But, hey, it's working!

Terrible behavior from a tech lead, publicly accusing a contributor of being
overpaid and lazy. This will put everyone on notice to game their KPIs so dudes
like him are happy instead of working on the real issues of having no good
measures for contributions in the first place.
https://twitter.com/sebmck/status/1392053449802518531

Also, important to know that Seb after leaving
@babeljs has created
@rometools, a competing project in the compiler
space. This looks like a shadow op to move funding away from Babel to Rome.

@chrissbaumann Yes. I don't have
screenshots.

@chrissbaumann
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27118040 is a good summary.

CHIP is now Matter: https://buildwithmatter.com/

@pati_gallardo Blocked by an extension
(Huh?) in Chrome, but works on Firefox (both Linux), and with curl.

The cool part using a self-hosted runner for that is that logs from the device
are now streaming in in real-time...

I did have a call yesterday about the project we are going to be doing with the
@NordicTweets summer students in my team
this year, and I'm really looking forward building this because it combines an
everyday problem with some cutting edge tech on our devices. #cellulariot #ble

@ChuckPastrana @lazer are you training for
this (watch to the end)?!

@moelholm To remind you that you don't have
enough people that are able to handle these kinds of incidents ...

I'm gonna put this SIM into the Azure e2e test device, let's see how long 500 MB
lasts... #cellulariot

@vicbergquist You are absolutely the right
person to do this! 🔥

How developers like to learn complicated things:
https://twitter.com/pati_gallardo/status/1393262007693021184

Vacation in #Norway looks like this:

@Lazer Did you try frying the asparagus in a pan?
That's my preferred way to prepare the green one.

Weather is an amazing artist. #Tønsberg #Norway 🇳🇴

Don't miss the best online open space with humans that care about software
quality: https://twitter.com/SoCraTes_UK/status/1393846432776560641

Can't beat that feeling. 🚐🏕️ #vanlife #camping #Norway 🇳🇴

@JamieMariaS
@SoCraTes_UK
@SoCraTes_Conf
@codefreeze_fi
https://twitter.com/SoCraTes_UK/status/1393846432776560641?s=19

@maaretp 🤘

So many improvements to #TypeScript center around classes. I've stopped using
classes in TypeScript ~2 years ago and don't miss anything.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-3-rc/

@perhammer Thanks for the heads-up!

@CoralineAda I've added my 👍.

This is a really great guide for getting started with development on the
Micro:bit (powered by the @NordicTweets
nRF51822), it goes in great detail how to develop a game using Python and
provides additional resources for going further!
https://realpython.com/embedded-python/

@FranziskaNaja Die sollen bunten Beton
machen!

Still on the road in southern #Norway 🇳🇴 and we got lucky with the weather! 🤩

@yetanotherfish We bought a van in 2019
... very amazing to have one at any time especially in Norway with its fantastic
infrastructure for camping ... and during the pandemic.

@palamarchuk_a Camping places in Norway
were never closed.

@yetanotherfish A Tourne:
https://www.tourne-mobil.com/

Absolutely let us know when you come up here, it's the best country in Europe
for camping with a van...

We have this view to ourselves. #Telemark #Norway 🇳🇴

@malk_zameth I have a good friend who build
that, but he is more talented selling, doing contracts, etc, so nobody else
bothers to do that.

@gazebo_c This is absolutely not ok, and you
shouldn't feel any doubt about calling this out!

I'd bet that funding this will pay itself, through the more suitable candidates
you will attract for your business's open vacancies:
https://twitter.com/witty_works/status/1394672883671126022

@iceMagic Beste landet for å gjøre dette, med
hyggeligste folket!

@mcruzdrake
@lisihocke
@Cypress_io
@Applitools
@techgirl1908
@colbyfayock
@amirrustam
@leichteckig
@KristinJackvony
@kentcdodds
@mirjam_diala

@nelisboucke
https://github.com/nrfconnect/sdk-nrf/pull/4527 is an example where a PR is
useful, it affects hundreds of contributors and needs a while to stabilize
before it can be merged.

@nelisboucke Contributors in this repo are
99.9% Nordic employees, we would need to do the same if it were closed source.

@nelisboucke ... but I think with same rare
cases (like in this case where you pull in an upstream release, not
continuously), PRs in companies are often used to document 4-eye principles was
followed (aka to cover your ass).

@nelisboucke Yes, I see a lot PRs that could
be solved in synch instead, too.

One day. Endless sky. #Nisser #Telemark #Norway 🇳🇴

Bonus time lapse:

@FranziskaNaja Orr, krass, was für ein
Vollhonk. IMO ist sein Verhalten diskriminierend, aber ist völlig klar, dass Du
da wenig machen kannst. Mega, dass Du es probiert hast!

The most useless information about a book:

Unglaublich, für wen und wen nicht die SPD heute Politik macht.
https://twitter.com/svenlehmann/status/1395085195641073672

It's not decentralised after all.
https://twitter.com/tculpan/status/1395013015188111361

@rmujica Using private wallets make transactions
pretty cumbersome, and adds a lot of work to keep them safe. More areas where
crypto does not live up to its promise.

👇🏻 https://twitter.com/TatianaTMac/status/1395022446139346945

One month til midsummer in #Norway 🇳🇴:

Good Morning! #Nisser #Telemark #Norway 🇳🇴

@_francied I see so many examples (especially
here in Norway), and I always wonder what teams should do that want to increase
diversity... Hide the truth by not showing the team? Use stock photos? Be
transparent about that they are aware of the optics?

@_francied Yeah, I also think being
transparent and showing intent and maybe even actions taken so far are the best.

Just a random camping spot along the road home. Jeg elsker Norge! 🇳🇴 #Norway
#Camping #strandefjorden

You should see how THAT looks in reality. 🤩 #Norway 🇳🇴 #strandefjorden

One of the perks of living in Norway:

And then the sunset dials it up to 11. #strandefjorden #norway 🇳🇴

@wilgaard It's
@untappd, it lets you track the 🍻 you have!

@blvszcz My phone:

@vertigoaddict Wow! 🍻

64 GB of RAM need to be used for something!
https://twitter.com/stackblitz/status/1395409499209482246

No, seriously, this is fantastic and will make Node.js and therefore backend
development with JavaScript so much more accessible.
https://twitter.com/stackblitz/status/1395409316270772224

@emsuiko Discuss this with them to see if you can
find a common ground and establish boundaries, and of it doesn't help with your
and their manager.

@Maaikees The trick is to have enough avocados
at any given time so you have one in the right state.

... and got away with our shit.
https://twitter.com/seldo/status/1395378847894228995

@vertigoaddict
@FranziskaNaja My 50. was this fantastic
milk stout: Arne i 100 Kjerlingland Brygghus https://untp.beer/a15301be2b

One day I'd love to visit that pub of yours...

@emsuiko Yeah, I was in the same situation once.
Manager didn't care, and it kept triggering me in ways I couldn't avoid. So I
left.

@emsuiko Could you work on projects where you
don't interact that much with the person?

@emsuiko Yeah, you can't keep doing this forever.

@lauralindal
@ARD_ZDF_FP Mega! 👏🏻

This is also important to not gaslight yourself over time into thinking that you
are the problem, not them. Your brain will do that.
https://twitter.com/SeanPageTalent/status/1395777827799281664

Just open up our vacuum because it didn't work, and it just started working
again. Story of my life.

@Lazer I'm gonna talk to it before trying it the
next time!

@lucianadrian I also thought ... What if
there is some small circuit that breaks after a while and gets disabled when
opening the case.

Unfortunately AWS has no real incentive to offer account registration without
providing a credit card.

The only way to protect yourself is to use virtual credit cards with a spending
limit, but those are not easily available.

https://www.infoq.com/news/2021/05/aws-billing-limits/

Bei E.C. Dahls in #Trondheim gibt es jetzt eine Spielplatz für
@FranziskaNaja: Brauerei-Bauteile und
-Planzen zum Anschauen, Lernen und drauf rum klettern.

@FranziskaNaja Ja, Dahls ist das regionale
Bier. https://www.ecdahls.no/en/beer-tasting-tour/

The cool part with moving my photos off flickr is the ability to better
customize my albums: I can now add a track to an album, to show the route we
traveled. https://coderbyheart-photos.netlify.app/album/Pfingsten-2021

@iceMagic I've written this myself:
https://github.com/coderbyheart/photos

It turns Photo and Album information in Markdown to JSON and serves this to a
React app.

Photos are uploaded to @contentful as the CDN,
the site is hosted on @Netlify.

Great article by @YKuzmane going deep on the
situation of female engineers in Europe and also providing great actuable advice
on how to stand out as an employer for female (or actually all) candidates.
https://twitter.com/_francied/status/1396464179318509572

@_francied
@YKuzmane I'm looking forward to your point of
view on this!

Good to hear that you are not jumping on this right away but look out for your
energy level. 💪

@YKuzmane I was curious about the numbers for
Norway. According to https://www.ssb.no/statbank/table/13164/ there 99906 are
working in IT and communication. Of course not all are software engineers, so
1600 female engineers are 1-2% of that, which feels a little low to me, but I
have no better numbers.

@Niklas_L
@NextDNS Hm, how? I am using it and don't have
issues.

This is an amazing episode recollecting the history of TPB:
https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/92/

A great reminder that our internet is not free and that pirating is for many the
only means to participate in culture and education.

Reminds me of the times where I had a Spreadshirt shop selling RAUBKOPIERER
t-shirts and was the maintainer of the PHP/PEAR BitTorrent package.

@deeheber
@heykoan Enjoy it and 🤞🏻 that this one turns out
better for you!

I was just wondering ...
https://twitter.com/agroebbe/status/1390005517536436225

@Niklas_L
@rinkkasatiainen Good enough for the
paying users maybe? Every change (even an improvement) could turn away some of
them.

@Niklas_L It sounds like you assume that user
feedback should be considered. However I think it's acceptable as a business to
decide to ignore it, for example because there is no value (right now) to listen
to it. Some open source repos only allow PRs, not issues. It's to protect.

@ClareSudbery Did you talk to
@timothep, yet?

Was tracking down an JavaScript error and it was due to AWS Amplify using a
global instance, which got messed up because different versions of the library
were pulled in. Please, DON'T USE GLOBALS for JavaScript objects. Pass
everything around.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRYZjOuUnlU

@c089 They improved the combat system in ME1 so,
it's worth replaying it, IMO. ME1 combat was horrible compared to ME2.

@pati_gallardo Norway has 500k cabins,
which means roughly 1.5 / family...

@kotzendekrabbe Bring multiple outfits!

It looks like @renovatebot rolled out some
changes to their configs, but it's hard to find the any information about how to
migrate, just a not helpful issues is created with: "packageRules cannot combine
both matchUpdateTypes and rangeStrategy".

@renovatebot Details here:
https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate/discussions/10165

@rarkins
@renovatebot That's fine. I'm not paying for
the service, so I wouldn't expect you to. I did look at the issue, the config
docs, search on GitHub and couldn't figure out what the issue is (the
documentation does not mention the limitation stated in the issue).

@rarkins
@renovatebot So I turned to Twitter to see if
other have the same issue.

@rarkins
@renovatebot You've made clear that you don't
approve of the way I use Twitter. I will consider this the next time I run into
an issue with Renovate, which doesn't happen often.

@rarkins
@renovatebot If you look at my profile you
will see that I share a lot of the issues I have with others services on my
account. So this was for me just a normal thing that happens to me all the time.

@rarkins
@renovatebot
/status/1346027636431196160

I'm about to set up everything again from scratch on #Azure ...

I HEART GARDENSTATE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3Z6ZfTC974

2 hours to set up a solution (and I have done this multiple times previously).
Ran into new errors.

When the company's own email client can't display
@AzureSupport emails ... 🤷🏻‍♂️

@AzureSupport I'm using Outlook on Android
and this is how the mail looks like when opening it.

I also love Tech Twitter for this!
https://twitter.com/pati_gallardo/status/1397633395807621121

Kris is an incredible people-fanatic. Do not miss the opportunity to get a slot
in her calendar!
https://twitter.com/dreamDeveloperK/status/1397645203738083332

Hm, did @typescript 4 remove declaring
immutable objects?

I'm getting this error, however the playground code works: for

const foo = { a: "b" } as const

https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?ts=4.4.0-dev.20210526&strict=true#code/MYewdgzgLgBAZiEMC8MDeAoG2YEMBcMARAEZEYC+eEMokUQA

@orta @typescript
No, it's a locally installed TS version. And it's reproducible on CI:
https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/cloud-e2e-bdd-test-runner-js/pull/188/checks?check_run_id=2681434016

@orta @typescript

@pati_gallardo
@kode24no has a nice job board. I think quite a
lot are also looking in https://startupmatcher.com/. And of course LinkedIn is
where many are looking.

@orta @typescript
Ah, cool. I didn't think of changing the scope and use it in a class.

Great thread on how to make meetings more inclusive:
https://twitter.com/NikemaCodes/status/1349879640341377026

@kandros5591
@peakdesignltd The Mammut Trion is pretty
nice, also for every day use.
https://www.mammut.com/no/en/products/2520-00860-00087/trion-spine-35

#17may was a big party in #Trondheim:

The documentation for this deadlock workaround creates a deadlock in my brain
...

If making desert was like writing software:
https://twitter.com/takahashiputa/status/1397693615678267394

Come work with me in one of these amazing places in Europe, where
@NordicTweets has R&D offices, on the
technology that enables the next billion devices to connect to the cloud. 🌩️
#cellularIoT powered by #serverless, #typescript, and #opensource:
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=278&ProjectId=176961&DepartmentId=7392&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=False
#job

#Trondheim, Norway (my hometown): 📷 me

#Oslo, Norway 📷 @w83design 📷📷 Eirik
Skarstein 📷 Hayley Pfitzer

#Stockholm, Sweden 📷 Raphael Andres 📷 Norman Tsui 📷 @astritmalsija 📷
@hakantas212

#Lund, Sweden 📷 Selina 📷 Samuel Bryngelsson 📷 Karl JK Hedin 📷 Tristan Hess

#Oulu, Finland 📷 Petri Haanpää 📷 green ant 📷 annew

#Tampere, Finland 📷 Jyrki Nieminen 📷
@marcwieland95 📷
@jyrkikekke 📷
@tinttitweet

#Turku, Finland 📷📷 Miikka Airikkala 📷 Nick Chalkiadakis 📷 Joakim Honkasalo

#Espoo, Finland 📷 @matiasmalka 📷 Mika 📷
Julius Jansson 📷 Joakim Honkasalo

#Kraków, Poland 📷 @DWNTARA 📷 @Sebbykurps 📷
@SylwiaBartyzel 📷 Denys Rodionenko

#Swindon, UK 📷📷 @PeterAlbanese_ 📷
Pauline Bernfeld 📷 Patrick Graham

More jobs on https://www.nordicsemi.com/About-us/Vacant-Positions

@paulbiggar Yes:
@_francied

@pati_gallardo
/status/1380084594960125952

@pati_gallardo I have seen hundreds, and
this is maybe the best I've ever seen.

@pati_gallardo I want to find out what they
expect from working with us, and what they want to learn.

@pati_gallardo
@tdpauw has a nice blog post on this:
https://twitter.com/tdpauw/status/1397891298128973826

@RidingWolf
@codefreeze_fi You are welcome!

@EvAltenberga
@RidingWolf
@codefreeze_fi Yes, there is this magical
Google spreadsheet which might still work: https://forms.gle/E5ZG3595nhFkVb5T9

@EvAltenberga
@RidingWolf
@codefreeze_fi I don't see an execution ...
so it seems the script is no longer executed.

@Lazer So bad they didn't extend Six Feet Under...

A guide for writing better pull request commits:
https://conventionalcomments.org/

@raae
@nickytonline Yes, I am using that for years
to auto-release my projects on commit using
@SemanticRelease.

@raae
@nickytonline
@SemanticRelease Yes, happy to do that!
LMK when you are ready.

Has anybody asked @WWF how "sustainable" is defined?
https://twitter.com/WWF/status/1398214016342892545

s/commits/comments/

@pati_gallardo Every spot with sun here in
Trondheim, too. People just sit in their driveways, sunbathing.

@_francied Talking shit about the former
employer.

Evening haze over the #trondheim fjord. #Norway 🇳🇴

@Kdegani Full size:
https://www.amazon.de/photos/share/Kk5ouGwXcTX5cS0jCWGLSSaV2VB4OznzrygVNaGaYYo

"The most productive teams I studied spent more time delivering and less time on
agile ceremonies and other tasks." Interesting book by
@AgileMikeG:
https://www.leadinganswers.com/2021/05/announcing-my-new-book-beyond-agile.html

@NativeWired I'm so sorry for your loss!

Ever been to a #software #conference where we talked about pandemic beards 🧔,
calisthenics for objects 🏋️, and watched pigeons 🐦? Join us this Friday
@SoCraTes_UK digital spring edition! Fully
remote, with the industries best facilitators, and for a day of fun and
inspiration!

@anisahob Any specific industry, or does only
Europe matter?

You can find people also on @crunchbase:
https://www.crunchbase.com/search/people/3e15e3d8e38fca0474ae2d8a69ff12de

Get your ticket here:
https://socratesuk.org/tickets.html#i-want-to-buy-my-ticket ... it's free for
underindexed people, and I really, really can only encourage you to join, even
if you have never been to a software conference. We are putting a lot of effort
into being as welcoming as possible for first timers.

If you are unsure what to expect, here is a great writeup of how the day will
look like: https://socratesuk.org/digital-2020-autumn#on-the-day

See you on Friday!

#Trondheim is going into the strongest lockdown since March 20, no more than 2
guests at home are allowed for the next two weeks. Municipal director: buy
yourself a nice drink and stay home.

@MemesOfMars This is the result of the #may17
(Norwegian National Day) parties. Mostly 20-30 year old having parties with a
lot of people AND the Indian and other highly contagious variants spreading
(they haven't yet been sequenced), but a lot of people get sick with mild
symptoms.

@MemesOfMars 183 cases / 100k / 14 days
(Trondheim has ~180k inhabitants). Seven in Hospital.
https://www.vg.no/spesial/corona/fylker/50/kommuner/5001/

@MemesOfMars Not, yet. But of nothing is done
it will lead to one.

@Morl99 Enjoy!

@KlimaZen You might enjoy this statistic: Herd
immunity reached in 629 days on 19.2.2023
https://github.com/coderbyheart/koronavaksinasjonsstatistikk

@chrissbaumann Thanks! 🤞🏻

@S_2K Thank you!

Spring in #Trondheim is 😍. #Norway 🇳🇴 #Norwow