Kasper Mullesgaard

I finally managed to get my Home Assistant and ESPHome up and running. That's awesome. Now we need to involve #Azure somehow. But first we actually need another piece of hardware. We need to hook up a temperature sensor! Yeah, let's start there. Technologies used here is: ⭐ Home Assistant ⭐ ESPHome ⭐ Azure Event Hub ⭐ Azure Data Explorer ⭐ Kusto Query Language And I did learn a lot 🤓

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Let's talk about Teams In this video we talk about some of the new features in Mesh Lars Berlau Michael Fogh Broholt Carsten Lund Meilbak #mesh #teams #ltat

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If anyone from GDevCon liked my intro to Mob programming session, here is an opportunity to learn from the master.

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New Boozt Tech Blog is Out 📬 Viktor Pikaev, Senior Backend Developer, has recently launched the first dedicated PHP developer community in Malmö and led it off with a talk on ‘How to Protect Sensitive Data with Symfony Secrets’. After his insightful talk Viktor has turned his presentation into a solid Boozt Tech Blog to share his knowledge with a broader audience. He covers three methods for data protection and offers a step-by-step implementation guide on using Symfony Secrets. Discover how this powerful tool can enhance data security practices. #ecommerce #symfony #PHP #boozttech

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Want to play with Azure Copilot? Curious about what is coming and if you can trust it? Join me for a Copliot in Azure SQL session at Data Saturday Oslo It sounds tempting to be able to get some copilot-ed help for questions like where the major cost spending is, why and how to reduce it, what are the active connections running right now or what are the top high CPU queries run in the last week? Even if it’s tempting, we still have some doubts using it, is it useful or it is just a funny toy to play with? Shall we trust it or its just yet another fancy tool out there? Let's experience together the performance tuning with Copilot and let's see what we can rely on and what to expect. Thanks to Joe Sack for help! 🤗 You can see the schedule of the event here: https://lnkd.in/d85CEAcQ #AzureCopilot #AzureSQL

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 Excited to share that I've completed the NRF Connect SDK Fundamentals course at Norcodic from Dev Academy! 🎉 I gained valuable insights into using the NRF Connect SDK in Visual Studio Code. Looking forward to applying this knowledge in my future projects! #nRFConnectSDK #DevAcademy #ContinuousLearning

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I had so much fun at the Bergen Open Source conference (https://boskonf.no) yesterday. I got to hold a talk about #Bluesky and #ATProto, what I believe might be the future of federated social media in an Internet built on open standards. I was super inspired by Aurora Hofman and Caroline Winther's talk "Hvor er kvinnene?" about the lack of women in developer-focused roles, what the systemic and cultural causes of this could be, and what we as developers can do to rectify this imbalance. While creating teams with diverse representation is ultimately a leadership responsibility, we as developers can at least try to use our position to highlight the issue and use the research that shows diverse teams are happier as tool to force change in our own organizations. If you ever get the chance to hear them speak you definitely should go listen! Kent Inge Fagerland Simonsen, PhD's talk laid down the facts about how wasteful the way we package and distribute code is. I was mortified to learn just how many flights worth of CO2 emissions a single JavaScript package can cause when it is downloaded over 200 million times a week. I certainly walked away feeling a bit guilty. But we can fix this. Oskar Nyland talked us through open large language models' chance to win the AI race and what it will take to do so, and had a convincing argument as to why companies like Meta (Facebook) are hedging their bet on open models. It will be exciting to follow the space as the open models compete with closed models like ChatGPT. We also got a great walkthrough of packaging on Linux distros by Valentin David. I've not personally done development and releases for applications specific to GNU/Linux, but appreciate the complexity of releasing software due to shared C libraries and the way versioning and linking works. As a Ubuntu user I've witnessed the controversy of different packaging solutions and the many discussion and arguments online. But Valentin's final advice to release your software under as many packaging tools as possible, both as PPAs, archives (for official repositories), Flatpacks, Snaps, etc resonated with me and seems like great advice. All in all this was a great conference and I'd like to thank Sindre Kjelsrud and the other great people at friByte for hosting such a fun event.

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🎙️ IT Talks 230: AI and automation with Rudi Yu (No) Rudi Yu has worked as a developer for 10 years and is now part of the Development Services team at Redpill Linpro in Oslo. He enjoys following the latest trends in AI and technology and exploring how they can be used both at work and in daily life. Generative AI offers many opportunities – from acting as a sparring partner to assisting with creative and repetitive tasks. But AI also comes with certain risks. Want to learn more about AI and automation? Do not miss this episode of IT Talks! https://hubs.ly/Q030j8HP0 #ai #cybersecurity #automation

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The new episode of Clojure Corner is around the corner 🙂 Very interesting talk and comparisons b/n Clojure vs. Java and ClojureScript vs JS. Worth watching! #clojure #softwaredevelopment #technology

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Over the summer, our CTO, Thomas Lund Sigdestad, shared some exciting news from our recent developer meetup. He talked about the latest version of Guillotine and how to dynamically extend the Enonic Headless API. Guillotine 7 goes beyond the usual CMS features—it’s designed for developers who want the freedom to tweak interfaces, types, and fields, or add their own super fast. If you are looking for CMS innovation then you will most definitely find this cool 😎! In Thomas's blog, you can: ✅ Learn what makes Guillotine stand out ✅ The future of Headless CMS ✅ Watch a demo and video presentation ✅ Get answers to key questions in the Q&A If you are curious to learn more about how to take your CMS capabilities further, then we would love to talk to you! Check out the blog below 👇 #CMS #HeadlessCMS #Enonic #TechInnovation #WebDevelopment

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When we first built Forsler.com (Skovkortet.dk at that time), we didn’t adopt an API-first approach. Skovkortet.dk was an “isolated” platform, designed to work well on its own but not integrate easily with other systems. While it functioned as intended, we quickly realized the limitations of this approach. Without an API-first design, we faced several challenges: - Our platform couldn’t easily communicate with external tools. - Each new integration was a heavy lift, requiring custom development for every partner. - We essentially built a walled garden, limiting collaboration and flexibility for our users. This experience taught us a valuable lesson: platforms that don’t prioritize integration risk becoming outdated and siloed. At that time, we were only operating in Denmark under Skovkortet.dk. But as part of our vision for Forsler.com, we realized that without an API-first approach, we would never be able to scale effectively or expand into other countries. We knew that if we wanted to grow, API-first had to be at the core of our strategy. Have anyone else tried to transition a platform to an API-first principle? P.S. i just love these AI generated images 🤣

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What’s the first step you should make before moving to cloud? Ask yourself WHY? ☁️ 💬 That’s typically what we ask our clients. Why do you want to move your application to cloud? What is your motivation? What are the pain points you’re currently dealing with? Moving to cloud just for the sake of moving to cloud isn’t enough. If you don't adapt to the cloud environment, you miss out on opportunities for increased efficiency and optimization within the cloud. Martin Hauskrecht talked about this and more with Oliver Kriska & Daniel Harcek in the 0101 Podcast, thanks for having us! Check it out 🎧 #podcast #lablabs #cloudnative #devops

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I've taken it upon me to bring power to... my greenhouse! And make it a bit smarter. Using things like ESP32, Home Assistant, Azure and an app in Teams I think this can be quite fun 🤠   Read up on how I installed solar panel to power my greenhouse and how I plan to build out the rest in this upcoming blog series. Part 1 is out now: https://lnkd.in/d-9VXhMh

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Are you planning to migrate from Azure DevOps to GitHub? I would recommend you to attend this session and get some smart tips. Not to mention both cool event and the best speaker Martin Ehrnst #GitHub #AzureDevOps #migrationpain #mvpdagen

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I’ve been nominated for the #nordicDAIRAwards, and that feels… ...strange? Don't get me wrong I am grateful, but it made me reflect on what “Data Engineering” has meant to me. My journey began at Netlight when Sarah gave me a shot at Blocket fresh out of school. I joined Netlight as a Data Scientist, and when someone asked if I could do Data Engineering, I said yes—even though that wasn’t remotely true. I solely understood the words in isolation. After a few challenging months and with Sarah’s guidance, I found my footing and thought I knew what it meant to be a Data Engineer. Then I joined the founding team of Motherbrain, where Daniel and Vilhelm took a bet on me and my entire understanding of the DE world was reset. Data was at Motherbrain's core, but we had little to start with. I learned how to make data useful, build world-class products and breathe life into data-intensive applications for the most demanding users I’ve ever met (<cough> Henrik, Anton <cough>). After two years, I left to build Data and Analytics at Hedvig. I shared a passion with John for using data and machine learning to solve unsexy problems like insurance. I joined as a backend engineer, though I doubt anyone remembers me for any meaningful contribution on that end. With support, we (Sonny, Carl, Filip, Hannes, Oscar) built a centralized data platform with a decentralized data-driven organization where Data Engineering was just one component fueling efforts across the company. At Gilion, reunited with Elin and Henrik, I’ve learned that I can’t just be a data engineer nor anyone on my team—we (Sofie, Celine, Johan) need to be PMs, data scientists or backend engineers to some degree. In fact, a person who emphasizes “Data Engineeringing” way more than me and sits in the same building is Jens, and he dabbles in it for fun. (Read his blog, it's awesome. Link in comments) Being a Data Engineer can be enough, but when combined with other skills, you’re extending your reach to solve problems X-fold. Backend + Data = What can’t you build? Frontend + Data = People actually clap when you demo. Data Eng + ML = You’re the most powerful entity in the world. That's what I've learnt so far. Ramble over, if you’d like to vote for me or any of the other great nominees, see the link in the comments! Thank you!

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little tweak on the App name to make it unique and keep it on the trend #PromptGenius4AI😉 soon on Google Play #espoo #helsinki #vantaa #fullstack #frontend #mobile #react #reactnative #typescript #python #fastapi #mongodb #generativeai #chatgpt #claude #gemini

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🌟 Let’s welcome another super amazing speaker on the Infrastructure + Data Engineering Stage at the 9th hybrid Edition of the NDSML Summit, scheduled for the 23rd and 24th of October in Stockholm - Alexander Koski, Data Engineer at Theodora Tech. 🌟 🔍 In his session on the topic of “Data engineering in zero-trust environments – encryption at rest AND compute”, he will go through techniques for handling data in environments where security and privacy concerns are very high. It will, for example, teach you how you can use modern encryption techniques to perform transformations and operations on encrypted data. 🎟️ Hurry and grab your tickets now at https://hubs.li/Q02PXDy20 to save your spot at this exciting event! #NordicDataScience #NordicDataScienceAndMachineLearningSummit #NDSMLSummit #NDSMLSummit2023 #DataScience #AppliedDataScience #MachineLearning #ML #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #EnterpriseAI #DeepLearning #DL #DataEngineering #DataPipelines #BigData #Automisation #NL

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- It is a moon landing for us. Night and day, Magne Eriksen, Technical Director at Scala Eiendom says 🚀 Now all types of documents are automatically sorted and categorized by Findable. For Magne it’s a small revolution. – Manually categorizing, maintaining, and operating a document archive is incredibly demanding. Historically speaking, I would say that it was often not achievable at all, he says. Findable is now rolled out across all of Scala’s shopping centers. Read the full article (in Norwegian 🇳🇴) at @ITBAktuelt: https://lnkd.in/gC6QkePt #AI #PropTech #Documentation

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Proud to announce the merger between Seasat and KJAER DATA … read more below: Seasat and KJAER DATA Merge to Create Stronger Solutions in Satellite Communication, Cybersecurity, and IT Infrastructure Copenhagen, May 2024 - Seasat and KJAER DATA have merged and established a new powerful vertical, focusing on optimizing satellite communication, cybersecurity, and infrastructure. This alliance represents a pivotal step in both companies' strategies to strengthen their market position and deliver enhanced value to their customers. Seasat, founded in 2004 by Kim Martinsen, boasts an impressive track record in satellite communication and has established itself as a reliable partner for both private and public clients. With a solid presence in the maritime and defense industries, Seasat has achieved significant success and recognition over the years. Established by Henrik Nyland Kjær in 2003, KJAER DATA is a well-known IT company with expertise in cybersecurity and IT solutions, making it an ideal partner for Seasat's growth strategy. Their focus on integrity and excellent support aligns well with Seasat's values, and it is expected that the two companies together will leverage synergies to deliver even better solutions to their customers. Kim Martinsen states, "We are very pleased to announce this strategic alliance with KJAER DATA. We share the same values and visions for the future, and we are confident that our combined expertise will take us to new heights." Henrik Nyland Kjær, CEO of KJAER DATA, adds, "We look forward to working closely with Seasat and leveraging our combined strengths to create value for our customers. This alliance marks the beginning of an exciting journey for both companies." The new alliance between Seasat and KJAER DATA promises to bring exciting new opportunities and solutions to the market while building on the strong foundation established by both companies over the years.

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