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Love your tech stack! Elixir and Phoenix will bring you lots of joy, it sure does for us ;)

And not taking care of the source of the problem? It’s like only pumping the water out of your flooded basement but not willing to fix the leak.

You might not see the benefit directly, but the idea is that we must do this for future generations. If everybody keeps looking at the others, nothing happens. The ones that can lead must lead.

A great alternative is Traefik. We have been using v1 and v2 for several years now in a setup that uses the docker labels for configuration of services.

It's called breaking up walled gardens, (quasi) monopolies and protecting consumer rights. It's outright wrong to call this 'annoying'.

How out of touch that you think 60 million would not do any good. You could change so many lives for the better.

We are 2024 and it stands at 110 laps, by a belgian team!

Yes, prices can go negative if you have a dynamic energy contract.

Please read more fiction. Why should everything be about becoming a 'better' person? Why not enjoy a good story? Unconsciously you will learn something, even from fiction.

Do you have any documentation on that? I have a hard time finding the relevant details on this.

Let your garden go wild. Better for nature (insects), hardly any maintenance and helps keep the temperature down in summer.

Not at all. People coming from different industries or stepping into a new type of function description in a different company.

Lots of companies perform rigorous assessment tests for high profile or high paying jobs. IT is not the exception.

We ate horse steak in the 80-90’s at Home, in Belgium. Almost every butcher still sells it nowadays. “100gr van ‘t perdje” (100 gram of horse ham)

> Speaking of electrification, ..

Probably because the housing stock in continental Europe is older and therefor much more often retrofitted with modern electricity. Newly build houses won't have that problem. Although I'm not aware of fire regulations having an effect on the number of outlets in a room, in my region (Belgium).

Real estate, employee talent, brand value, business knowledge, .. You could do a whole lot with that.

Mail me at pieter[at]jackjoe.be

We host our own gitlab runners. It gives us more punch for less € and it was relatively easy to set up and is easy to maintain/upgrade.

Just ‘tandpasta’ :)

This is one of those articles I regularly revisit. It is so fascinating to see that progress is not necessarily a straight and always forward moving process.

Oh, but you can see those from time to time Belgium. Largely adopted? No, not at all.

I use my mailbox as a first-line todo-list, next to just e-mailing with people. So yes, I do send myself e-mails, very often.

Thanks for the tip!

I have, along with What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. It can be an inspiration to start running or start running longer distances. But beware of the pseudo scientific narrative, don’t take it too seriously :)

This is almost exactly like in Belgium. We do have similar word for på leg which is ‘beleg’ or ‘toespijs’. And we also pack it in the morning, 3 or 4 slices. It is not as beautifully wrapped in paper with in-between papers, though.

Moreover, we have decent bread in Belgium. And it doesn’t come in a plastic bag. It’s more similar to the bread described in the article about bread in the UK seen on HN frontpage some days ago.

I’ve seen people stating in the comments that this is heavy on calories. But that’s entirely not true. The butter is probably soja based, the cheese and meat are thinly spread.

Would be interesting to have a running / walking option where you could fill in your approximate min/km and have that plotted.

He was from Belgium, so the use of Celcius is very logical.