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Confrere

·Jun 12, 2018

Taking on Mount Fuji as a team

Climbing Mount Fuji tested me to my limits both physically and psychologically, but finally standing at the top with my team was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. — Our little startup Confrere is about to turn 1 year, and after our team’s trip to JSConf EU, three of us headed to Japan to take on Mt Fuji. (Our city dweller CPO opted to chill in the sun in some park back in Europe).

Travel

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Taking on Mount Fuji as a team
Taking on Mount Fuji as a team
Travel

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Confrere

·Mar 11, 2018

Gone in 1100 seconds — The weirdest bug I have ever met

A story of hunting bugs on the Edge of WebRTC. — Two days ago we got a strange report from one of our customers: 18 minutes into a video call he was having with one of his clients, the call mysteriously disconnected. And then it happened again — after 18 minutes. Was it a coincidence? Not only was it a strange…

WebRTC

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Gone in 1100 seconds — The weirdest bug I have ever met
Gone in 1100 seconds — The weirdest bug I have ever met
WebRTC

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Confrere

·Feb 21, 2018

User friendly image uploads — with help from the server

Don’t let users hassle with a task that can easily be done by the servers. — How often have you been met with the above error message? Image uploading on the web is full of annoyances. …

JavaScript

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User friendly image uploads — with help from the server
User friendly image uploads — with help from the server
JavaScript

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Confrere

·Jul 31, 2017

On moving on to new adventures

Earlier this spring I made the tough decision to leave the product and the wonderful team behind it at appear.in. After nearly four years in my current position at appear.in, and close to 6 years in total in Telenor Digital (parent company), it was time for me to move on. …

Startup

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On moving on to new adventures
On moving on to new adventures
Startup

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The Whereby Blog

·Oct 18, 2016

Working Remotely Part-time as a Software Engineer (Part 1)

Working remotely is no doubt the future of work. Cities are getting more crowded, collaboration is global and employee expectations to how they should be allowed to work is changing. As part of meeting this new future appear.in has given their employees a task. Work remotely and travel, and then document and research your findings on what works, and what doesn’t. In this series of blog posts I’ll talk about my expectations, experience and sum up my thoughts on working remotely part-time as a software engineer.

Remote Working

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Working Remotely Part-time as a Software Engineer (Part 1)
Working Remotely Part-time as a Software Engineer (Part 1)
Remote Working

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The Whereby Blog

·Sep 26, 2016

Post mortem: When database queries take you down

I could tell you many stories about late nights spent debugging, but today I want to tell you a special story of mine, about dragons in code, when database queries go wrong. In late September 2016 we started seeing some unusual issues. Seemingly at random, one of our production servers…

Programming

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Post mortem: When database queries take you down
Post mortem: When database queries take you down
Programming

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The Whereby Blog

·Aug 30, 2016

Five awesome things about JSConf Iceland

And with that, JSConf Iceland is officially over. I thought I should share some of my thoughts about why this conference was great, why it should happen again, and why you should come too! The Country The first thing to hit you when you fly over and land in Iceland is how…

Iceland

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Five awesome things about JSConf Iceland
Five awesome things about JSConf Iceland
Iceland

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The Whereby Blog

·Aug 5, 2016

WebRTC and TURN latency around the world

I’ve talked about previously how we measure and analyze WebRTC traffic in appear.in. Following up in Philipp’s blog post on where to deploy TURN servers, I wanted to do one on latency and how that differs in our service across the world. In our datasets we have, amongst other things…

WebRTC

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WebRTC and TURN latency around the world
WebRTC and TURN latency around the world
WebRTC

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The Whereby Blog

·Jul 6, 2016

WebRTC connection times and the power of playing around with data

Inspired by my good friend @fippo’s blog post on failing WebRTC calls, I wanted to play around with some data too. However, I’m far too lazy to dig around with SQL all the time, so I wanted something a bit more powerful. The software we use to extract features from…

Elasticsearch

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WebRTC connection times and the power of playing around with data
WebRTC connection times and the power of playing around with data
Elasticsearch

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Mar 3, 2015

New York City

A trip in pictures from February and March 2015 Brooklyn Bridge, taken from South Street Seaport In March 2015, four other friends and I visited New York City for a 7 day long trip. …

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New York City
New York City

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Dag-Inge Aas

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CTO and Co-founder for Confrere. Strangely fascinated by numbers and graphs.

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