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danieka

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About danieka

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    Certainly! We’re building https://repejo.se/en/ which is a fundraising platform for NGO’s. So far we’ve been focusing on the Swedish market and local payment methods. We’re looking…

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    Comment #46966730

    I don't know how viable business agents are but I don't care, this seems like so much fun. Just noodling around with agents and seeing what they can do. It must be so exciting tryi…

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    I thought that the article would be about if we want AI to be effective, we should write good code. What I notice is that Claude stumbles more on code that is illogical, unclear or…

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    Comment #42045571

    I've always understood synoptic to mean "see together", that is, the synoptic gospels are meant to be seen together, since they are so similar.

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    Comment #41196141

    From the FAQ: > When will I receive my enemy? > your enemy is already on its way. do not be alarmed.

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    Comment #38218845

    The unions don’t make any money from forcing a collective bargaining agreement on Tesla. Unions make their money from membership dues, and all workers are free to join, or not to j…

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    Comment #37186543

    About 1.5 minutes for the build which is Vue 2 + Vuetify + Vite. Our e2e test with Cypress take about 1.5 hours, but with parallelisation we get this down to about 10 minutes, half…

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    Comment #36338252

    I don't know exactly how they work, but GDPR has some dispensations when data is used for academic purposes.

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    Comment #35876070

    There are two taxes that apply to dividends in Sweden. First the company has to pay a corporate tax of 20.7% on profits. After that tax the person receiving the dividend has to pay…

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    Comment #35862625

    It sounds like you only want to build the frontend yourselves? You could take a look at Cube[1] which will probably work fine as a backend for your in-app reporting. [1] https://cu…

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    Comment #35775144

    Cube has saved me hundred of hours. I use it as backend for reporting and dashboard inside our SaaS. In our frontend I've build a light-version of PowerBI and I use Cube for a back…

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    Comment #35753094

    The key emphasis here being that The Gospel of Marcion is possibly the earliest gospel. The wiki article you link to clearly says that is a minority view not in line with early chu…

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    Comment #35080889

    You have nothing to lose but your chains. But seriously, it's an interesting question and I got some interesting answers when I asked something similar last week. https://news.ycom…

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    Comment #34945428

    Does anyone have recommended reading on worker-owned corporations? How would it work in practice? Would it work? Are there any success stories? I imagine that eg consultancies coul…

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    Comment #34535913

    Depending on your use case you could consider using SQLite. For example storing auth info in a central database and then having one database per customer.

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    Comment #34516020

    I really don't understand statistics. My interpretation of "the study is under-powered" is that since the study has so small groups it will be difficult to find any result that is …

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    Comment #34275319

    My question is, did you learn the truth from ChatGPT? It seems like it will always give plausible sounding answer, that may or may not be correct. For example I asked it today to e…

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    Comment #32723618

    CubeJS is a great piece of software for dynamically generating reports from SQL or other data sources. Queries are either written in their JSON query format or in SQL. But it's hea…

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    That was a fascinating read. I did my military service in Sweden in 2010 and one of the quotes I remember most clearly from my commanding officers was "Hesitation kills" ("Tvekan d…

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    I'm sorry to hear that. I think Sweden can be a difficult culture to integrate into. If you live near Stockholm and would like to meet up I'd be happy to introduce you to my group …

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    I'm considering contains for frontend development (Vue) at work. What are the biggest benefits in your experience?