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It's time to write a conference talk, so I think it's appropriate to spend several hours building a new slide deck template.
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It's time to write a conference talk, so I think it's appropriate to spend several hours building a new slide deck template.
fuck i love blogs. if i had nothing but time i would just read blogs all day.
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have been wondering why my cat has gotten so heavy over the past month and 😩 she figured out how to dispense food from the feeder on her own
Content warning: alienating re: Apple
Mat Ryer, principal engineer at Grafana Labs and host of the Go Time podcast, shares what he's learned from more than a dozen years of writing HTTP services in Go.

Mat Ryer, principal engineer at Grafana Labs and host of the Go Time podcast, shares what he's learned from more than a dozen years of writing HTTP services in Go.

Mat Ryer has been writing Go since r59—a pre `1.0` release—and has been building HTTP APIs and services in Go for the past eight years. He shares his experience and insights.

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Assortment of technology startup infrastructure recommendations
For the people who have been reading my blog for a while now, you may recognise the title… Yep, my monthly reflection is back! Or well at least, this is my attempt for a comeback. The last ti…

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i often wish i had the confidence of my fellow mediocre white dudes
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My therapist just said I have a “skill issue” and then I had to explain why I was laughing and once again had to explain annoying gamer culture

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OH: the collective noun for a group of software engineers is a “merge conflict”
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Oh so now I have to remember to use a whole NEW set of pronouns? What's next, memorizing everyone's individual name out the billions of possible names???
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flight attendant: IS THERE AN ENGINEER ON BOARD engineer: i'm an engineer flight attendant: haha nerrrrrrd
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Between and I took 5174 steps.
I get that white guys have absolutely no reason to have to understand that their experience is not everyone’s considering the entire planet is catered to their perspective, but it is 2024 and the rest of us are very tired.
I will be attending
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You wouldn’t put a mask on your face to protect yourselves but you will walk around with that ridiculous Apple headset 🤦🏼♀️
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Massive thanks to our cohort of friendly, helpful and collaborative volunteers who made #SOOCon24 possible. Thanks for giving up your time to support the event 👏🏻
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Well, I'm home after a great couple of days at #StateOfOpenCon #SOOCon24, which has given me lots to think about. There were some great talks, some really interesting hallway track conversations, and nice to meet friends old and new.
First of all a huge thank you to the organisers - there were so many of you behind the scenes doing such great work to make the event a massive success. I've seen the effort that it can take to do a single track conference let alone 8 tracks(!!!) so it's a huge result, and I hope y'all are gonna have some well deserved rest!
I'd like to say in particular a bit thank you for the work that @andypiper has been doing in the lead up to the conference to support the speakers, being warm, super helpful and supportive, as well as seeing them busy over the conference helping ensure everything was going well
And a big thanks to @AmandaBrock for all her excellent work with OpenUK and State of Open Con 🙌
I'll definitely be making my way back next year 👀 And I'll be (re)watching talks as they pop up!
Why do you have a footer on a website that features never-ending pages that populate more and more information as you scroll?
What an amazing #soocon24 I'm utterly exhausted from meeting so many old and new friends. Thank you to all the volunteers, speakers, and attendees for making it such a fun and friendly space.
Our “what’s new in Go” correspondent, Carlana Johnson, joins Johnny & Ian to discuss what’s new with the latest iteration of Go in version 1.22.

Uh, social experiment? How about we do a socialism experiment instead