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The topic of Polyfill.io and its sale came across my radar about a week ago when Tobie Langel shared...

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The topic of Polyfill.io and its sale came across my radar about a week ago when Tobie Langel shared...
Slightly different The Business of Open Source episode today! I spoke with Patrick McFadin and Mick Semb Wever about the relationship between Apache Cassandra and DataStax — how it was at the beginning and how the relationship has evolved over the years. We talked about:— How there was a dynamic...
This is on-call as it should be. The secret's out. The world can finally know. incident.io On-call is here. Naturally, a lot of you may be wondering: why and why now. So to help answer those questions, we sat down with Chris and Pete, two of our co-founders here at incident.io to get a bit of background on this project: What exactly went into it? What were we hoping to solve for? How are we addressing the pain points around being on call? And most importantly, how are we stacking up against the incumbents in our space? This episode will not only get you excited about this huge week, it'll get you pumped for what's ahead for on-call. Learn more about on-call here: https://incident.io/oncall
In this episode Abi Noda is joined by Crystal Hirschorn, who leads Platform Infrastructure, SRE, and Developer Experience at Snyk. In their conversation, Crystal shares the story behind the recently founded Developer experience group, including why they named the team Developer Experience, how...
In this episode, Abi has a fascinating conversation with Rebecca Parsons, ThoughtWorks's CTO, Camilla Crispim, and Erik Dörnenburg on the ThoughtWorks Tech Radar. The trio begins with an overview of Tech Radar and its history before delving into the intricate process of creating each report...
Liz Saling, Director of Engineering at GitHub, shares the story of how the Developer Experience group was founded and why GitHub paused features for a quarter to focus on making developer experience improvements.
Run jq interactively in Vim. Contribute to bfrg/vim-jqplay development by creating an account on GitHub.
Between and I took 7159 steps.
One thing about #KubeCon that most people don't seem to know: the people who staff the project pavilions, or "kiosks" — and for several days put in some seriously hard work to represent their #CNCF project — still have to pay the *full price* of a conference ticket for doing so. And now we're all playing concerned over how so many projects are governed by only a few commercial entities ✨
Whoops I forgot about this medium again…
Thanks! I had another recommendation for it, so now I'm trying to work out how to do it locally, then it's off to CI 🤞🏽
Discover how keeping repository maintainer information accurate through CODEOWNERS files and automating maintenance with tools like cleanowners fosters efficient collaboration and sustainable software projects.
Ooh yes, it looks like it may do it, lemme check it out 👀
In this episode we’re joined by Adam Rogal, who leads Developer Productivity and Platform at DoorDash. Adam describes DoorDash’s journey with their internal developer portal, and gives advice for other teams looking to follow a similar path. Adam also describes how his team delivered value...
Does anyone know of/use an HTTP caching proxy, which can read/write cached responses to disk? Trying to reduce the overhead on an external service (during CI/CD) and allowing caching between runs
@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me Wouldn't be surprised if it's because google is less trusted by devs now
Not sure what's caused it - or if it's related to recent discussions about Google Search being a bit naff recently - but according to Google, this last month I had ~19k clicks, whereas this time last year I had ~33k
Nathan dives into his latest creation, ”Governable Spaces”, exploring historical developments and challenges, and unveils insights into global democracy's potential impact.
Phil has a chat with Quobix about his tools for API linting, testing, and compliance. We hear the story behind Open Source tools Vacuum and Wiretap, and Quobix's journey building highly performant devtools with golang.
Between and I took 6276 steps.
I only support the death penalty in cases of aggravated infliction of a disorganized meeting.
My terminal just had the balls to tell me to buy a subscription to install updates. Fuck. That. So now I need to figure out how to get all the data I have moved around to install Debian instead.
The Zed text editor has come a long way since Nathan Sobo came on the show last year to tell us about this follow-up to Atom. Zed is open source now, has the underpinnings of collaboration built in, is beginning its journey toward full extensibility, is coming to Linux soon & shows serious promise if Nathan’s team ...
Between and I took 4833 steps.
Pro tip: Every time you see the word “inflation” in the news, just replace it with “record-breaking corporate profits”. #CorporateGreed #notInflation
Billionaires aren’t “self-made men.” Trans men are self-made men.
Attached: 2 images #OpenSource friends dinner 😀 ( @geekygirldawn@hachyderm.io @anajsana @benvantende ) #fossback
Ooh what's your URL? Or is it currently down? This was an awesome birthday present 2(!) years ago from Carol Gilabert ☺ being able to make custom t-shirts ie with her help has been awesome 😁
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Are you a woman? Do you have some shit to say? I've got no guest blog for this week, on 8th March (international women's day). Pitch me... https://www.girlonthenet.com/guest-blogs/ Guest blogs especially welcome from trans women, gay women, women over 50, disabled women, women who have kinks that I don't normally talk about on the blog, and basically any women who have different perspectives/experience to me. All women welcome, though. WOMEN. NEVER KNOW YOUR LIMITS.
Attached: 1 image @janl@narrativ.es reminded of this tbh 😅
I’m James Spencer, Royal Incoherence, sorry, Royal Correspondent for the BBC. We’re outside Buckingham Palace today as a small but vocal faction gather outside the gates amongst growing pressure on The Royal Family to answer the question on everyone’s lips: cream, or jam first on a scone? For time immemorial, there has been not the North South Divide you are used to, but a East West divide, a bitter battle between Devon and Cornwall on which goes first: a dollop of clotted cream, or a hearty helping of jam? Many look to The Royal Family (Rest in peace Diana, gone but never forgotten, mother of William [darling Husband of Angelic Kate] and Harry [traitorous bastard who married that black American]) to end this bitter feud that looks set to erupt into Civil War. We’re told an official communique should present itself at any moment, as the official Royal Family Twitter (known now as X) account teased a reveal earlier this morning. Back to you in the Studio.
Hiding behind humour and sarcasm to run away from everything is wayyyy too easy for emotional masochists.
Attached: 3 images He’s back baybeeeee (In response to a friend worrying about a return to office, and how to dress appropriately for the often cold climate within, and how she’s putting too much pressure on herself)
Hiding behind humour and sarcasm to run away from everything is wayyyy too easy for emotional masochists.
Attached: 4 images WHERE’S WALLY MENTALLY?
JFC, people in tech are really out there saying that language models will be better at therapy, financial advice, and career advice than trained people. WTF is wrong with you people? Do you really have no clue about what other people’s jobs actually involve? Language models can’t even do maths how are they supposed to get good at financial advice? And therapy? Just… 😑 What’s wrong with people in tech?
Just realised I'm about to have my first aut-girl summer.
My friend just told me of a genius idea: her friend & partner have a secret signal for when they have guests. If one of them makes themselves a hot drink in a specific mug, that means ‘I grow weary of company, please help guests out of the door.’
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My favourite genre of post is when I get to hear about all the cool stuff you’ve achieved. Tried crochet for the first time? Made a healthy choice? A new personal best at best at bouldering? More of this please.
I think maybe my best advice is: definitely get involved in open source, just make sure either nobody uses your software or you quit ASAP 😆
As I scroll through the "explore" tab I've begun blocking anyone I see who posts "hilarious" art from the plagiarism machine. Wish I could one-click-block anyone who boosted or liked it as well.
Between and I took 6193 steps.