Two weeks ago, Troy Hunt paid us a visit and held his workshop "Hack yourself first" at Bouvet's Oslo HQ at Majorstuen.
Troy, for those of you that don't know is one of the world's most widely known web security experts. He famously created Have I Been...
Inspired by Yan Zhu's Icowid, a bot that tweets generated sentences based on Cryptocurrency ICO's and Erowid "trip reports" (drug trip stories), I recently decided to make my own Markov Chain Twitter bot. I ended up creating Karl Jobs, which generates a...
Yesterday and today, I was at the Paranoia 2018 conference, one of the Nordic regions largest Info Sec conferences.
I got free tickets as a consequence of qualifying to the finals of the Paranoia Challenge, a kind of AI-powered gamified red team/blue...
Today, I held a presentation at SAP Brukerforening Norge (SBN) / SAP User Group Norway's event InnoTeam: Project Leadership.
Originally, my old team leader Jasmine was going to hold a presentation, but as she was very ill I got a phone call two hours...
Last week, Bouvet held its biannual internal conference-night called "Bouvet One". Here, we listened to each other speak about things ranging from concrete experiences during projects to cultural issues like how to increase diversity within our field.
I...
In preparation for the presentation I'll be holding at Bouvet's public breakfast-meeting about DevOps this Friday, I've published a post at our company blog (Norwegian) about our team's Hypothesis- and Goal-Driven Development.
The guestlist for the event...
A ReactJS Oslo Meetup Presentation
Wednesday morning about two weeks ago I held a breakfast presentation with my colleague, Lars Dølvik, about the development process that our team utilizes in our work on a web application for one of our major clients. Our redacted slides are available
Last week I did a presenation at an internal conference at Bouvet, where I work, about how transfer learning in some cases could help achieve better performance for machine learning models faster and cheaper, using less data and processing power.
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Some of the modern JavaScript-tools have democratized coding - for better and for worse. This, as much other democratization of technology and media, has enabled those that previously lacked resources (as in time, specialized knowledge and/or currency)...