I don’t think the IT admins are the concern TBH. How about the thousands of people who need to use new software - people who some barely know how to turn the computer on and off?
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I’m based in Denmark and have incorporated multiple companies. It is very easy and digital and costs very little, even if you get a lawyer to do it for you.
Maybe the issue is a few member states that are behind on digitalization?
In my experience EU is better at setting the guidelines and then the member states can implement the details themselves. When they try to push things it becomes bureaucratic - just look at the cookie law and GDPR. Both great ideas but overly complicated.
Tipping is a thing of the past. Pay for your meal and have the restaurant pay their people for their work. End of story.
It might not be tied to VS Code but the title clearly says “New […] IDE experience for…” which is why I commented. I had hoped to see something for PyCharm or even a new IDE.
I have met so many people obsessed with building things on top of the blockchain and when you ask them what it is they need it is essentially a database and they don’t want it to be public. Fortunately the recent years this has been a decreasing trend. Only now a days the requests are to replace developers with 10x AI agents.
The fact is they let you pay $100k for a car and then they behave like Facebook and other consumer platforms where you pay with your data and can buy add-ons.
You can't combine the two. In this case you paid for your car, so it's yours and they are hands-off unless you ask them for something. Also, the car should not randomly stop working after three years and ask you for extra money.
Unfortunately, I don't have any faith in Tesla either. While in front of innovation surely they are behind moral. If I were to buy a car today, I'm not sure where to look.
Adding dependencies should be something you consider carefully. Every line of code has a maintenance cost - a dependency has it times 1000. Effectively you are adding technical debt in many cases.
For instance I just developed a new react app with just react and react-router. My colleagues suggested react-query but why add this when you can do all you need with a few lines of code and fetch?
If you browse down you’ll even see the price for popular in app purchases
Would love to see a way to import sheets from my already purchased books.
I realize you earn money for the content but I would happily pay hundred dollars or more for the app if it could just import my existing sheets
This is mainly to satisfy governments who are looking into Apples dominant position in the market. I doubt this was a big request from the apple community.
It’s like the new possibility to use non apple app stores. It’s mainly coming from people who don’t like Apple and use Android anyway.
It was suggested to only display the first 100 items and let the user type in 3 characters until it started rendering.
Unfortunately this is the reality for many these days.
Of course instead we just fixed the shitty react code and it rendered instantly.
It's around 30 minutes away from my old apartment in Denmark's 2nd biggest town and around 15 minutes from my parents.
I live there with my girlfriend and our 1 year old son. We are very happy with it, but it comes with some downsides.
It's not really cheaper to live here. Our rent is much lower, but we need two cars. The house is much bigger than an apartment that would have fit us, so heating and electricity is much more expensive. There is no district heating, so we have a furnace that we need to feed wood pellets, which is a major pain. We're considering earth heating or something similar, again, additional expenses.
I bought a tractor and a mini loader which is use every week, for various maintenance jobs on the house and garden. This is also a significant extra cost, but it would really not be comfortable without it.
We wanted too have animals but we abandoned the idea due to how much work there is just maintaining the buildings and garden + the kid :-)
We love the summers where we get to hang around in our outside areas, but the winters (nov-march) can hard. You look outside the window and it's all just completely dark.
I'm planning on buying a small field and trying to grow some vegetables. We already have an area in the garden, but I want to experiment with actual farming with my tractor :) Considering some grains so I can make flour and beer :)
I learned so much about electricity, building stuff, gardening etc. which makes every day exciting. Maybe it will eventually not be fun anymore, but we're having a good time for now.
I miss the restaurants and take-away from the city, but that's it. We have the friendliest neighbours, although we do not hang out with them, but they are always very nice if you meet them on our small road or ask them for a favour.
We help b2b SaaS companies run their finances - most prominently billing but working on real time cash forecasting, budgeting and expenses.
We're a team of 9 with 4 remote devs. We’ve been around for around 3 years and are currently targeting Denmark and Norway and want to expand to the remaining EU.
We are currently only backend devs working on Django backend with a frontend made with React and Tailwind and some legacy views that need to be migrated to React.
Reasons to work with us:
Make an impact (you will be THE frontend guy and set the direction)
Freedom (very flexible work hours and you can work remotely - you are more than welcome at our office any time as well for short or longer stays)
Small team and no bureaucracy (get shit done instead of discussing how to do it)
Email me at [kristian] at (Fenerum.com). I’m the CEO & Co-founder. I come from a backend dev career plus one former successful startup as CEO. You will work directly with me and the other 4 devs :-)