I drink coffee and write Erlang code

Stockholm, Sweden
Joined November 2016
Kommentar till varslet på Klarna: "Över 1000 anställda på Klarna har skrivit under på denna tweet, inklusive mig och ställer frågan: Ska facken kunna tvinga fram kollektivavtal utan att behöva redovisa att det finns majoritetsstöd bland de anställda? Ska det tillåtas, kanske till och med uppmuntras, att utforska nya sätt, om man har lika eller bättre villkor och följer lagen? Så mycket som vi älskar den svenska modellen, skulle lite konkurrens, efter 100 år, kunna göra den starkare? Dessa frågor har ställts till mig när jag interagerat med otaliga anställda personligen, den senaste veckan. Jag måste säga att jag tycker de är rättvisa, trots eller kanske mest på grund av min starka tro på den svenska modellen!"
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🎉 It's official! The next Stockholm BEAM Meetup is confirmed for Thursday 16th February at 18.00, hosted by TV4. ✅60 spots available, register now! 📣First speaker: Peter Saxton, introducing the Gleam programming language!
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I've just released version 1.0 of Thoas, my super speedy pure Erlang JSON library, based off of Elixir's Jason 🎂 github.com/lpil/thoas
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Is it a conference? Is it a protest? No! It’s the BEAM Stockholm Community at their first meetup in ages!
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10 spots left for the Erlang Stockholm meetup on the 8th December O_o meetup.com/l-o-b-stockholm/e…
The 🇸🇪 Stockholm BEAM Meetup 🇸🇪 is happening on the 8th December and it will be hosted by Meta! The first confirmed speaker is @leostera who will talk about "Building Erlang at Warp speed". We have limited seating, so RSVP to reserve your spot. The event is of course free.
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Have you ever tried running #Dialyzer on a large #Erlang project for the first time? Did you also get thousands of cryptic errors? Watch @JesperEs's talk at #CodeBEAM Europe 2022 where he presented @klarna's case study! youtu.be/4PZE40h13wM
Recruiting? Please look at this doc. It’s one that makes me sad. It’s one that makes me proud. While the past week has been extremely challenging for all Klarnauts, this list is the biggest opportunity ever given to strengthen your team with super talent bit.ly/3Mgga3D
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#Clojure folx, I’m assessing my employment options. I’ve got 10 years of professional Clojure experience (20 overall). I’ve spoken at @ClojureDays and countless meetups . In Stockholm, looking for remote. Occasional travel in Europe ok; I’m an EU citizen. Retweets appreciated. 🙂
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Anonymous has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin to face dire consequences of his actions against Ukraine. In a short, the group has warned of several cyberattacks against the Russian government’s official websites. thetechoutlook.com/news/tech…
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Mariupol is now a ghost city – 80% of its infrastructure is damaged or destroyed, 40% of which cannot be rebuilt, authorities say. One of the largest in the country, a beautiful, developed city razed to the ground.
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Begging for Chinese food kits, trying to scrape up some Syrian mercenaries and Russian prison wardens to fight, losing high-ranking generals every other day… Russia is facing a full-fledged military disaster in Ukraine now.
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Urban combat in Mariupol. A rogue Russian tank wiped out at the “1000 little things” place.
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Apparently, the Ukrainian national mail service had a competition among artists to get the best “RUSSIAN WARSHIP, GO FUCK YOURSELF” stamp design. This is the winner.
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Debugging has always been a hot topic at our conferences!🪲 @robotlolita will be with us at #CodeBEAM Europe, to present their talk 'Know your Past to Predict your Future - Time Travel Debugging in Production!' Learn more at: codesync.global/speaker/quil…
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⚡️Zelensky: "What kind of country is Russia if it's afraid of hospitals and maternity houses, and destroys them? Were there little nationalists there? Were pregnant women going to shoot missiles at Rostov? Did someone in that maternity hospital offend Russian-speaking people?"
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