Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

son of a plumber man. brother. husband. father. christ follower. photographer. developer. interviewer. texan in sweden. blog.dennispalmer.com Uppsala, Sweden Joined February 2009

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

a year ago

Who had Oliver Bearman down for a top 15 finish in the drivers championship in 2024? What are the chances he gets a full time race seat with Haas next year and then doesn’t score as many points in 2025 as he did in one race in 2024? #f1

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ElixirConf Europe @ElixirConfEU

2 years ago

Shrinking is the real magic of property-based testing — producing a small, human-readable test case whenever a larger random case causes a test to fail. However, it can be hard to do correctly. @CoderDennis in his talk will explore the Decorum library, an @elixirlang…

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Amy Alkon @amyalkon

2 years ago

This is an absolutely must-watch interview with Syrian-born Palestinian social activist Manar Al-Sharif. She went to Gaza to try to help the civilians there get necessities and education to better themselves and had her eyes opened to the brutal and impoverished reality of…

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

2 years ago

I may have been wrong. 😢

Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

I may have been wrong. 😢

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

Bad code can be written in any language. Some people see a pit of success and build a bridge.

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

If you need to write confusing, hard to read and maintain code in order to optimize performance, you might be using the wrong tech stack.

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Noel Dávila @NoelDavila

3 years ago

When you invest in storytelling, you invest in yourself. Compelling stories = money and success 🧵 5 threads to get you started:

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

We are currently living without something that future generations will wonder how anyone ever lived without.

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

I used to get interrupted by urgent software bug fixes. Now I get interrupted by urgent requests to remove bugs from the playroom. #WorkFromHome #NotGoingBack

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Matt Hemley @MattHemley

3 years ago

Sorry but if you tell me you don’t get musicals because “people don’t break out into song in real life” then you’re hanging out with the wrong people

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Rev. Benjamin Cremer @Brcremer

3 years ago

When we Christians reduce our entire theological and political vision for the world to a demand that others must conform to our personal convictions, that is the moment we know we have stopped worshiping Jesus and have begun worshiping ourselves.

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

“We need to stop throwing stones at each other and stand together on the Rock of Jesus.” - Pastor Jan Blom @LivetsOrd

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Madi Hilly @MadiHilly

3 years ago

MYTH: We don't have a solution to nuclear's "waste problem" REALITY: Nuclear waste isn't a problem. In fact, it’s the best solution we have to meeting our energy needs while protecting the natural environment! Here's what you need to know:

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

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3 years ago

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Anthony D. Mays @anthonydmays

3 years ago

If you're prepping for technical interviews, here's some things you might not know about your interviewer. I wrote a new article so that you can understand technical interviewing from their perspective. Cliff notes in this thread 🧵. dev.to/anthonydmays/9… Alright, lets go 👇🏾

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

The first step in making your dreams come true is waking up.

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

I guess Tesla and SpaceX employees can give up their dreams of traveling to Mars since they must be in the office every week.

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Dennis Palmer @CoderDennis

3 years ago

What did people in the 1800’s do with their horses while they were working in an office all day? Did companies have giant stables for all their commuter horses?