"Giv den gas" = "Give it gas" meaning "Go for it" in Danish.
I know of several similar idioms in other languages. I don't understand why the article makes it our to be unique.
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"Giv den gas" = "Give it gas" meaning "Go for it" in Danish.
I know of several similar idioms in other languages. I don't understand why the article makes it our to be unique.
Very poorly worded/translated headline. "friskola" does NOT mean FREE schools.
It is actually private scrolls that are not directly controlled (fri = free as in not controlled) by the government.
They are is usually religious or otherwise connected to some methodology or believe system.
”As a language model, fuck you Tony”
“As a language model, f*k you Tony”
You can sign up for cloud. It is free.
Nope, the website is not Elm, just the product itself.
Very fair point. And we do hope to have better support for mobile phone formats in the future.
Humio | Stockholm Sweden, Aarhus Denmark, Remote UK | Full time
Humio is a log analysis platform built with Elm, Scala, Kafka. We are VC funded by Accel and are currently 40 people across Scandinavia, UK and the US. We are taking on traditional logging vendors like Elastic and Splunk and able to handle petabytes of ingest per day.
We are looking for Elm developers (and frontend devs interested in learning Elm) to help use create the best client for exploring and analysing HUGE quantities of logs. You will be innovating on how to slice and dice the data to create insight, creating live (sub-second) dashboards, working with GraphQL and REST API’s and expanding them, expanding both our On-Prem and SaaS offerings.
apply at https://www.humio.com/jobs
Disclaimer I work for Humio. You can use the Humio Plugin and a free Humio cloud account to track anything. You just have to print it as part of you test and the find the result in Humio. It pretty much does away with the need for any other Jenkins plugin. You can find it in the jenkins plugin list.
Link to TechCrunch story: https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/24/humio-raises-9m-series-a-f...
Looks like Humio. I wonder if they can match speed and flexibility of Humio.
Or just use:
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Humio | Stockholm, Sweden or Aarhus, Denmark | Onsite or Remote | Elm Frontend Developer
Humio is a fast and flexible logging platform. It is available for self-hosting or as SaaS. Humio is compatible with most popular open-source data shippers (Fluentd, Rsyslog, FileBeat, etc.) so it is easy to adopt or migrate to from other platforms like ElasticSearch ELK. The simple yet powerful query language feels familiar to most developers, and works on any data format - structured or unstructured.
We are one of the biggest Elm codebases in the world.
You will be working with:
* Elm * GraphQL * Javascript * Scala * Go * UX
Apply at: https://www.humio.com/career
@olifro do you ship internationally?
Super over reaction. "End of an era"
Link to live dashboard of Rust vs Go activity on GitHub:
https://demo.humio.com/shared/dashboards?token=g79uTaUrFY9ky...
We Humio.com are a small business as well, and we hired a consultant for a few days to help us iron out the changes we needed to do. We are happy with the help we got and it would have taken us a lot longer to get right by ourselves.
Humio is a TB scala distributed Log Store with a powerful query language and streamed results.
This looks similar to Humio
Spot on
Trifork | Stockholm Sweden | Full Time
Looking for fullstack developers, interested in:
1) Automation, Docker, Mesos, Kubernetes, Serf, etc.
2) Java / JS web development for advanced UIs.
Big Plusses are:
- Love for Functional Programming
- Community Creation, Meetups, Conference Management
- Love Testing
- Love Sharing Knowledge with your co-workers
By validate I mean, rules like:
- is "title" set, - when "age" is set "birthday" must not be set. - the cart can have a max of 10 items.
Goto conference is pretty awesome. Saw this live in DK was really inspiring.
meh, while there are certain truths in what he says, it only paints a very small picture of Scandinavia. I mean which nation doesn't its faults? Uninteresting.