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I'd recommend Stoplight Elements for OpenAPI visualisation over the Swagger Editor (for more reasons than it still using the legacy name Swagger)

The hosted demo doesn't allow providing it a URL, but I've got a version spun up that renders a spec you upload - the usual caveats about not trusting online tools apply!

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Working weekends? Don't do that that's stupid. Coming into the office when basically everyone else is on PTO? Don't do that that's stupid. Not taking time off for a year because you can't find the right time or because you feel guilty? Don't do that that's stupid. It's wild how much this shit is just in the oxygen supply and someone just needs to give people permission to opt out of it.

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I was a jailer for two years. Not proud of it, I needed the money. One of the repeat offenders we had was an old man who was HIV positive. He went to jail several times while I was working there and always for the same thing. He would shoplift items from a store while in full view of a cop. This old man had a cane and could barely walk. There was no way he expected to get away with it. After he was arrested we had to process him and the medical questions always led back to his HIV diagnosis. The state provided him with his HIV medication while he was awaiting trial where he always pleaded guilty. He was always released after serving less than 60 days pretrial. Upon release, he was given six months worth of his HIV medications (which he needed to survive) and he would shoplift again when he ran out of medication. It would have been cheaper for the state to just give him the medications without him needing to be part of the criminal justice system first. He was shoplifting so he could stay alive. #Healthcare #luigimangione #denydefenddepose #Anticapitalism #EatTheRich

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Attached: 1 image While it wasn't a planned "1.0 feature", the first major #OPA version is substantially faster than previous versions. I didn't even intend to work on #OPA at the time, but started looking into how to reduce the eval time of #Regal linting some of the largest projects. And well, one thing led to another. The 10-20% improvement mentioned is a modest estimate. Regal is about 50% faster, and many other types of policies likely to see similar improvements in evaluation time.

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I'm very excited to announce that I'll be speaking at #StateOfOpenCon in February!

I'll be giving a new talk, I inherited this project, and all I got was all these angry users, in particular talking about my experience with maintaining oapi-codegen and some insights into what it's like on the other side of the "why won't you merge this PR" and countless "any update??" comments 😅

I'd also like to say a bit thanks to @openuk for the honour of kicking off the day at the Software and Security track 🤓

Hope to see some of you there - tickets are now available!

#soocon25 #OpenUK

A social sharing card from OpenUK, indicating "all I want for Christmas is a ticket to State of Open Con" and indicating that I, Jamie Tanna, the Chief Blogger @ jvt.me is speaking on the Software and Security track. The conference is on the 4th-5th February in London

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Brian Douglas is the founder and CEO of Open Sauced where he works on increasing the knowledge and insights of open-source communities. In the past he’s lead Developer Advocacy at GitHub by fostering a community of early adopters through content creation showcasing the newest Github features. Open Sauced just joined the Linux Foundation and we learn how and why that move happened on this episode! Brian has a passion for open-source and loves mentoring new contributors through Open Sauced, the platform that empowers the best developers to work in open-source. https://opensauced.pizza

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Listened to 2024 in review and 2025 predictions with Dan Lorenc | IT Ops Query by PodBean Development 
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Sigstore creator, Chainguard CEO, OpenSSF TAC member and Season 1 guest Dan Lorenc returns to discuss the year in open source and security. Topics range from software supply chain management, hardening container images and SBOMs in limbo to open product companies and business models, including his own company's shift in focus this year. Plus: a look ahead to SecOps and AI in 2025. 

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Mat gathers the entire cast (sans Natalie, sadly) alongside our producer, Jerod Santo, for one last Go Time. That's right, this is Go Time's finale episode. After eight years and 340 episodes, we are going out on top. Join us one last time, you won't regret it! We share our feelings, reminisce on the good times, list...

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So now I am being expected to tell these greedy AI fucks that they are NOT allowed to steal my stuff to build their own business? What the actual fuck is going on?!? I should not have to chase down each of these grifters and tell them it’s ok. Are all you people who enthusiastically use these tools okay with my work being taken without my permission? Fuck you if you do and stop following me.