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eliasson

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About eliasson

I'm Markus. I enjoy programming and software development. Occasionally I write something, or work on a piece of open-source software.

https://markuseliasson.se

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    I have had fun building a small test-framework in Gleam recently. https://github.com/eliasson/garanti/ Just this friday I wrote an article that took a look under the hood. https://…

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    Comment #49193669

    Yes. And (too) many people focus on the effort, or the LOC produced. Completely ignoring the value the thing produced actually brings.

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    Comment #49167173

    This reader of yours sounds interesting! Is it public?

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    Comment #48843973

    Haha, clever!

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    Comment #48063431

    I really enjoyed the documentary, and it certainly made me want to revisit Clojure!

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    Comment #48063317

    I agree! I have kept an eye on Elm for many years, I think the simplicity and architecture is great, but the language itself never clicked for me. Then I was made aware of Lustre[1…

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    Comment #47745009

    I have started working on a standalone, self-hosted, service for an album club (music, that is). Members takes turn pitching one album per week. Support comments and a handful of e…

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    Comment #47675309

    Wait. What? Was that the case? Young me never realised that! =)

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    https://markuseliasson.se/

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    Comment #45827984

    What is even more sad is that not even Swedish regions buy Scania or Volvo busses. Where I live the region just replaced all local busses with BYD.

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    I used to log my weight lifting in an app but I found it really distracting and time consuming so I gave up. For the last few weeks I have been bringing a small notebook and doing …

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    Comment #43183532

    Whitesmiths, if I remember correctly was used in Symbian C++. I remember I found it quite odd (as most things in Symbian) when I started using it. But, it grew on me and I actually…

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    I have never thought about that! Even if the last thing going through my head before sleep is related to programming (which is quite often the case), I cannot remember having dream…

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    Comment #42492507

    > MongoDB operates in the space as a leader in non-relational database solutions, managing data formats across text, video, and more to support businesses. This sounds complex, but…

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    Does anyone know of any good presentations about the Zed architecture and internals around? I know that they have some recordings from their coding session, but I am looking for so…

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    It is. Every now and then when we have guests at home we bring out the board and it is an immediate success. Age does not seem to matter, I have played with people between 10 to 80…

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    Comment #41357255

    I am not a fan of comparing bad software with erosion or organic decay. It's feels like avoiding responsibility. Software is software, it is made worse by people, nothing else.

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    Comment #40869912

    Ditto. This was a really nice read!

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    Comment #40504816

    Wow, this is astonishing!

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    Comment #40475285

    Absolutely agree. I just finished a project were where users can design / construct solutions in a specific domain in either 2D or 3D, with support for exporting CAD and STP. The u…

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    Comment #40470571

    Apparently ID3 included some strange frames such as the Popularimeter (POPM) for storing emails and ratings! lawik goes through some om them in this post which I found entertaining…

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    Comment #40407005

    Thank you for building an writing about it, I have enjoyed reading about your progress over the years!

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    Comment #39927497

    Thanks for sharing! I really enjoy reading these types of articles. I was a bit surprised to see Perforce being used (I'm not a game developer), I have not come across it since the…