donjoe

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by donjoe 3mo ago
It's great you do have a bank-bound system in Finland. I hope their implementation is not as bad as e.g. the Swedish BankID. BankID is _in theory_ a nice technology. However, it is only handed out to people registered with the Swedish
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Den stora Älgvandringen – The great moose migration (live)(svtplay.se)
95 points by donjoe 5mo ago|12 comments
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by donjoe 9mo ago
The video brought me back to my internship in the early 2010s. My job was testing the new US ovens (which for us Europeans are massive). The bus was amazing. Integrated into a LabView setup, you could basically collect any readings from the
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by donjoe 11mo ago
To me, the most important question is: how do I scale v7 in an environment of 20+ engineers? When using v7, I need some sort of audit that checks in every API contract for the usage of v7 and potential information leakage. Detecting V7 uuid
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by donjoe 1y ago
... If you live close by Theresienwiese, the city provides free cleaning for any accidents during Oktoberfest in your front/backyard also. I have to smile everytime I do find the note containing an emergency accident cleanup number in
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by donjoe 1y ago
Let's hope it's deepseek-compatible.
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Styled-Components Put into Maintenance Mode(opencollective.com)
1 points by donjoe 1y ago|0 comments
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Bending Spoons Acquires Komoot(businesswire.com)
3 points by donjoe 1y ago|1 comments
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by donjoe 2y ago
testcontainers is great. I struggled a bit with testcontainers due to the nature of one container per test which just felt too slow for writing gray/blackbox tests. The startup time for postgres was > 10 seconds. After a bit of expe
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by donjoe 2y ago
Which is perfectly fine. However, you will be able to process only a single message per connection at once. What you would do in go is: - either a new goroutine per message - or installing a worker pool with a predefined goroutine size acce
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by donjoe 2y ago
UseMemo should not be used for fetching/kicking off a fetch either. UseMemo fans should be pure. Using logic that belongs into useEffect (logic that happens _outside_ the reactive flow) could potentially lead to other side effects whic
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by donjoe 2y ago
Bikes are all about efficiency since you don't use any energy but your own. Things change a bit nowadays with e-bikes. When it comes to efficiency, internal gear hubs sadly aren't yet in the range of a rear derailleur. https:&#x2
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by donjoe 3y ago
Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34986267
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by donjoe 3y ago
... besides the change towards hooks and the react dev team which does not seem to be clear about how to best use them. The new beta docs just recently changed again removing old best practices concerning dependency arrays in useEffect hook
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by donjoe 4y ago
Umidigi is another company to mention. Their Bison models pretty much fill the gap between a massive rugged phone and a standard phone. The phone's battery @~6kmAh usually covers a 2-3 day trip without charging.
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by donjoe 4y ago
To me, the biggest problem with javascript as a backend language is - especially in large teams: people tend to mix backend code with frontend code after a while. Looking at next.js for example. There are so many ways to fetch data for a pa
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by donjoe 4y ago
The knife throwing machine reminds me a lot of the slingshot channel: https://youtube.com/c/Slingshotchannel
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by donjoe 4y ago
I recommend Haberfellner - Systems Engineering (ISBN 303013430X). The Incose handbook for systems engineering: https://www.incose.org/products-and-publications/se-handbook (You might be able to find an older version fo
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by donjoe 4y ago
Also, most portable devices on the market won't provide you with enough power for charging electronic devices in cloudy conditions. My ideal combination to cover about 80-90% of power needs whilst camping/hiking/cycling would
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by donjoe 4y ago
Point taken. Thanks - will look into it!
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by donjoe 4y ago
... bank transfers is one of the feature requests already in our pipeline! Due to limited time (fruits was built within a few days), we reduced the product to the most simple MVP we could come up with. We will now be adding features on a da
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by donjoe 4y ago
Hi, dev here, thanks for the input! Fruits is a pivot for fanbase.com which sadly didn't make it. Within a few days, we managed to build fruits and launched it as the quickest MVP we could come up with. That's what you're see
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by donjoe 4y ago
disclaimer: developer, not tax attorney :-) Our connected tax office figured out taxation concerning international transactions. Why and how different taxation rules apply depends on a couple of instruments and setups such as reverse tax ch
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by donjoe 4y ago
This! fruits will: - charge the buyer with the applicable tax between fruits (company in Germany) and the buyer in Country XYZ - each buyer will receive an invoice (issued by fruits) - the seller will receive a single credit note for all sa
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by donjoe 4y ago
That's due to rules and regulations here in Germany. We need to have our outgoing and incoming invoices being handled properly to not run into tax fraud issues. By talking to creators from e.g. OnlyFans, the biggest issues they faced w
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by donjoe 4y ago
Thanks <3
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by donjoe 4y ago
Good catch, thanks!
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by donjoe 4y ago
Hi, one of the devs here - happy to answer any questions :-) We're currently working exactly on that feature - been requested a few times yet. To keep the product as simple as possible for the MVP, we stripped all initial features and
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by donjoe 4y ago
I'd like to add a type of bike which is tiny but not foldable: a Minivelo. I recently ordered a frame on AliExpress [0] equipped with internal cable routing and disc brake mounts, 2.25'' tire clearance. My build looks like a
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by donjoe 4y ago
Look into velogical motors. Their tiny build size and removable battery should be a perfect fit. http://www.velogical-engineering.com/velospeeder/produktinfo...

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