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by jorgenhorstink 4y ago
The municipality of Baarle-Hertog is much fun. Turtles all the way down… https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baarle-Hertog
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by jorgenhorstink 10y ago
Is my understanding of ES6 classes wrong, or is the first migration rule in paragraph 3.1 missing the static keyword? I'd think it should be: // ES5 C.m3 = function(p3) { B4; } // ES6 class C { ...
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by jorgenhorstink 10y ago
A couple of months ago I watched a short video about how we got our cycling lanes. I think it provides some interesting context on why we built our cycling infrastructure. If you like this topic, you'll like the video... https:/&
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by jorgenhorstink 11y ago
Am I the only one who thinks it is odd to fake an employee? It just feels dishonest and utterly wrong to me.
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by jorgenhorstink 11y ago
"...and approximately 82,000 people are homeless on any given night." [1] 82,000 homeless on a population of 9,818,605 [2]; 0.835% I just compared it to the 2012 stats for The Netherlands (highest homeless count in 2012). 27,300 h
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A PHP library for Server-side Google Analytics by using the Measurement Protocol(github.com)
2 points by jorgenhorstink 13y ago|0 comments
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by jorgenhorstink 13y ago
They released a short video [1]. It reminds me of video made in 1999 where a Dutch reporter asked people if they have a mobile phone [2]. The majority responded with: no, I don't need it, I have a phone at home, I have an answering mac
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Dutch hospital uses Google Glass during jaw operation(globaltimes.cn)
1 points by jorgenhorstink 13y ago|1 comments
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
I offer a cheap plan for monthly payment (the product is very low margin, especially compared to the large players in the market where one would easily pay at least 75e per month for the same functionality), a small discount if you're willi
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
As I said in another comment, I haven't tested in IE entirely. Going to buy a windows laptop today :). I don't know MoneyBird that well (except for the invoicing part), so I can't tell you exactly. What I do know is, we have streamlined the
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
I am glad you are a happy customer of MoneyBird. This tells me there is at least a market of 1 person ;) I am quite surprised you can tell from only a couple of screenshots, MoneyMonk is a limited clone. Of course there are similarities, gi
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
You're totally right. It was a little presumptuous. You know the saying: "Assumption is the mother of all..."? From an autistic, mathematical point of view you are right, but if I look into the stats of my Google Analytics, I see less then
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Well, it actually does. Where classical accountancy software (Unit4, Exact, etc.) focusses on the ledger aspect, making it hardly impossible for human beings to use the software, we take a different approach. We thought: what is accounting
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Thanks :) I would never have thought anyone would actually notice the silly language joke at all... If you happen to know Dutch freelancers who still do their accounting in Excel, you know where to send them to ;)
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
You're both right. Personally I hate it when I go to a restaurant and they ask me if I want some bread already, or when they ask me if I want ketchup with my fries. Yes, yes, yes, of course. Why they ask? Because when you get the bill, you
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
I had never heard of it, but billmonk seems to me more for personal use. MoneyMonk is accounting software targeted to freelancers and people running a company without employees (ZZP is the Dutch abbr), including tax reports etc, creating in
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
My blog is a little bit rusty (non-existing). Tomorrow I'll put a simple blog online :) http://jorgenhorstink.nl/
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
And you're living in Utrecht as well I see :) If you want to grab a coffee the other day, drop me an e-mail. My username at gmail...
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Thanks! Dunno how I could have missed that one :)
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Wauw, that doesn't look pretty indeed. Would help a lot if you could tell me which browser you're using. I haven't tested in IE at all yet. * shame shame
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Thanks! Good suggestion. The original design framework (color scheme, font's etc) is made by someone else. That design was absolutely beautiful, but not from a conversion point of view. There were no clear CTA buttons, etc. The past couple
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Hmm, I guess I was wrong you cannot read it ;) The button moves to the header to make sure a Call To Action button is always visible. The CTA in the header disappears if a CTA button on the website is visible. Good point about the carrousel
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You cannot read this, but you can tell how it appeals to you(moneymonk.nl)
27 points by jorgenhorstink 14y ago|51 comments
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
I love the fantastic book Domain Driven Design written by Eric Evans too. Glad to see it is on DHH's top 5 as well. The concepts of that book (Entity, Value Object, Repository, Aggregate, Aggregate Root) have helped me a lot developing well
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Using techniques like this is slowing down the entire online industry. I would never ever clog my HTML to implement rounded corners in a browser released almost 4 years ago. No matter how many people are still using it. It just feels wrong.
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Thanks for your response. I was just trying to explain why I didn't like it so far, and what I'd love to see. Good to hear you guys are moving forward and implementing new features. I don't think people would like to create brand icons manu
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
Just installed the plugin, but it was a bit of a disappointment and I just uninstalled it again. The plugin was able to recognize exactly two brands: Google and Google+. Wut? I'm sure it takes a lot of time and dedication to developing the
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Hacker News endless scroll ^(Tamper|Grease)Monkey$ hack
6 points by jorgenhorstink 14y ago|3 comments
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
In the Netherlands the use of cheques is abolished in 2002. We all use internet banking now, using (at least) two-factor authentication, and we are able to transfer money from and to our current or savings accounts. Transferring money to ot
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by jorgenhorstink 14y ago
I also prefer this approach. The excellent book 'Domain Driven Design - Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software' by Eric Evans has helped me a lot. I'd write something like: <?php class AuthController extends Controller {

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