🧵 YIELD🧐 En samarbeidstråd mellom Hobbyinvestoren og Håkon (Økonomisk frihet) Mange skjønner nok ikke begrepet, hva det forteller og hvordan det kan brukes. Det gjorde i alle fall ikke undertegnede når vi skulle investere for første gang La oss prøve og gi noen konkrete eksempler Heng med👇

Fredagsflipp! 🏡🧐 I dag vil jeg ta dere med til Nordens Paris (etter tips fra @fred_eilertsen ) og se på en romslig enebolig som kun tre måneder etter overtagelse er ute på markedet med en helt ny look! Kjøpt for 6.350.000,- Ny pris 9.950.000,- 🤑🤑 finn.no/realestate/hom…

@fred_eilertsen thank you for your "email_validator" dart lib and helping me avoid RegEx on front end 🙈 pub.dev/packages/email…

What is the most interesting interview question you've ever been asked?

Not too surprised that it's common for software engineers to move jobs frequently, given how easy it's to measure financial progress (aka "how much more do I make this year") and how difficult it is to measure "tenure" progress (aka "how easier can I navigate my organization").

I read a lot about Engineering Management. Of all writers I found this year, Dave Anderson has been by far the most consistently insightful with 100% down-to-earth & actionable tips. This piece on How to Onboard Yourself in 3 Weeks at a New Job is a clear example of that! 🧵

I have interviewed 300+ Senior Engineers, Tech Leads & Engineering Managers over the last 10 years of my career. Here are the most actionable tips I learned on how you can do better on Behavioral Interviews as EMs/Staff+ and also some common pitfalls: 🧵🧵🧵

I worked on a system that has 10 API instances running in parallel and handles millions of requests per day. And I wondered for the longest time what makes an API horizontally scalable. I want to share my thoughts on this since I had a chance to work on a system like that.

Why do we need Technical Engineering Managers? Below is a list of Lesser-Known Reasons why we need More Technical Engineering Managers: 1- Prevent team members from underperforming due to a lack of opportunities! How? 👇 🧵

Database Sharding Explained architecturenotes.co/database-shard…

Nice work, Team! Thanks to everyone who chimed in with suggestions. The final Dockerfile is looking pretty good! 🎉 Improvements made: 1) Pinning base images for improved reproducibility (Sid Palas) 2) Separating out a build and release stage (Pratik {Coding_Geek} 🇮🇳 and others!) 3)

2000th stall in 🇳🇴 & 15 others now providing a steady stream of electrons in Vøringsfossen (aka Norway's best known waterfall!)

Never underestimate what you can fit into a weekend… Sat AM: Fly to Norway 🇳🇴 Sat PM: Tromsø centre. Sun AM: Fjellheisen Cable Car Sun PM: Husky Sledging Sun PM: Northern Lights from Wizz Air Mon 07:30: Back into the office. Can’t wait for the next one ✈️

Second this. Open source is the backbone of all software development Gergely Orosz

Can’t wait to start using F# as my daily programming language #fsharp #dotnet

Never ceases to amaze me how often I see nerds neg themselves into a corner. You're playing yourself, fool! Literally man up and stop indulging in this stereotype of being an unattractive, socially-inept loser. Liking computers is perfectly compatible with success in life/love.

We need more brogrammers in the world

gpt-oss is out! we made an open model that performs at the level of o4-mini and runs on a high-end laptop (WTF!!) (and a smaller one that runs on a phone). super proud of the team; big triumph of technology.

Do I know anyone at JetBrains? Their IDEs could use a little compatibility love with Omarchy and Hyprland in general. Seems like something we could easily fix upstream rather than patch around.