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Apple Health was not among the reviewed?

We have have had the same experience (qwen3.6 rocks) when we are evaluating local models for our developers in the Norwegian Government https://github.com/navikt/mlx-workspace

Serve and protect.. the rich and powerful.

Chromium via Playwright landed today https://github.com/navikt/cplt/pull/44 (I am the maintainer of cplt)

Freedom is literally in their name. Can it be more core than that?

Changes the defaults. Does not care to provide a pull request description. Talk about hubris.

Norwegian Government has a couple of thousand open repos for their code https://norwegian-public-organizations.vercel.app/

Most notably the Labor and Welfare Administration with 3000+ open repos.

The Labor and Welfare Administration (Nav) just crossed the 3000 mark for public repos on their GitHub account https://github.com/navikt

Most of the source code for the Norwegian welfare system is published openly on https://github.com/navikt (4K repos)

If you have not tasted brunost you should definitely try it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brunost

Love this way of story telling. Video definitely deserves more views!

It is loading again. With a message at the top saying "Quay Container Registry is currently in read-only mode. Pulls and other read-only operations will succeed but all other operations are currently suspended."

This is the follow-up to our 2024 State of Platforms report. We ran the same survey twice, in late 2023 and late 2025, to track how platform engineering is evolving across the Norwegian public sector. The 2026 wave captured 45 organizations representing approximately 240,000 public sector employees and organizational budgets totaling 2.5 trillion NOK.

Glad to see fish getting some shout outs here. Been using it for over ten years now, and it is super easy to get going on new hosts - it is just one simple install away.

Same here.

Status page is updated with ongoing incident: https://status.slack.com/2023-10/ad8f0e62516e8812

Started working again for me (Norway)

And they said Rails was a Ghetto…

Here is a better list of Norwegian government agencies on GitHub https://github.com/MikAoJk/norwegian-public-organizations/tr...

Great, but most of the Norwegian governments are missing. Here is a more up to date list https://github.com/MikAoJk/norwegian-public-organizations/tr...

Maybe Musk shouldn’t fired all the SREs!

For us it is a matter of building trust and allowing others to help if they choose so. We don’t expect many outside contributions.

Yes, we definitely do that! Talking about cake, can someone form HN make a pull request, please?!

The Labor and Welfare Administration (NAV) of the Norwegian government is doing exactly that, we have been opening up our code since 2018 and are accepting pull requests across our 2000 public repositories from those who want to improve government services https://github.com/navikt this has also enabled a much more close collaboration between new and existing partners that was previously unheard of!

The largest branch of the Norwegian government, Labor and Welfare Administration (NAV), have adopted this this policy since 2018 and now we have over 2000 public repositories on https://github.com/navikt and https://github.com/nais (last one is our platform organization)

According to their FAQ page this only applies to products with a “guarantee to keep you dry” label inside.

https://www.gore-tex.com/support/frequently-asked-questions

From what I have herd (but I was unable to find any written source at this point) the sampling only applies to the Gore-Tex Pro Shell brand. Meaning that products needs to be sent in and certified by Gore before they can be sold under that name.

For me it is how one person can suddenly own an entire social network and dictate the rules as he likes or dislikes. Mastodon it self is more open, the server you choose to sign up to might have content policies in place.

For all Norwegian users that want something better you there are two popular Norwegian servers @Oslo.town and @Snabelen.no.

You are right. My iPhone was still on 14.6 - that explains it then!