I found this super useful tool for the job 😻 #FelineFriday

A very good interview with Morgan McLean and Ben Sigelman at #kubecon2019 about OpenTelemetry, the project's goals, history, governance, and its future. youtu.be/dGm7Gdlo9RU

Pls RT: Outreachy #internships are remote, paid ($5,500 stipend), and last three months. Outreachy supports diversity in #OpenSource software! Initial applications for the Outreachy Internships May 2020 to Aug 2020 internships are due on Feb 25 at 4pm UTC: outreachy.org/apply/

I will not be able to say 'no blockers' in the standup on Monday 😹

My mom died last Friday, and I feel like a part of me died with her.

I don't know how I survived these 3 months.. Sometimes I want to sleep and wake up in 2023. I miss you mom 💔

0/ I’m tired of hearing about observability replacing monitoring. It’s not going to, and that’s because it shouldn’t. Observability will not _replace_ monitoring, it will _augment_ monitoring. Here’s a thread about observability, and how monitoring can evolve to fit in: 👇

If you are hesitant about applying for #outreachy internships here are some encouraging words from the future "you" :) Initial applications are due on Monday. gabysoria.wordpress.com/2021/02/21/a-f… Outreachy Internships

Congrats to Harshita Srinivas that has been accepted in this Outreachy Internships round 🥳🥳. She will be working in a performance comparison between java OpenTelemetry and OpenTracing libraries. After having been an intern myself, I'm super excited to be a mentor along with Juraci Paixão Kröhling

So beautiful. And particularly important to share on #Juneteenth. Let’s get to #equity and then #justice 🙌🏼

Everybody Struggles, by Harshita Srinivas. I loved this: "Every ounce of success is made up of the million struggles surrounding it." harshitascodeblog.wordpress.com/2021/07/07/eve…

After a more than 35 hour long trip, I'm finally going home! 🧡 Despite the lack of coordination between United Airlines and Air Canada I have to acknowledge United's great customer service. They did all in their power to help.

160 job applications as Kassidy, 8 calls back. 5% success rate. 12 job applications as my male name, 3 calls back. 25% success rate. Exact same resume. This is why supporting #womenwhocode #womenintech #DiversityandInclusion etc is so important

Whenever I'm talking about distributed tracing to newcomers, I get myself referencing some of the same resources repeatedly. This thread collects those resources, and I'll add more over time. I'm branching this thread into different topics. I hope it's useful! 🧵👇🏽

Our soon-to-be-former Outreachy Internships intern Harshita Srinivas just wrote a blog post wrapping up the internship. Time indeed flies when you are having a great time! harshitascodeblog.wordpress.com/2021/08/19/out…

Ok let's put this out there (give back time), I want to help 5 folk who are just starting in IT or looking to get started. 20 minute phone call every 2 weeks for 8 weeks to help you get a first job or just help you through that first job. DM me if interested, RT welcome

Want a paid, remote internship in #opensource? Come learn about Outreachy Internships next Monday at 4pm UTC. We'll have an #OutreachyChat on Twitter. Come meet mentors and talk to past interns!

Our hearts go out to those impacted by the conflict in Ukraine. To support impacted people, Outreachy is extending our deadlines: Applicant deadline: March 2 at 4pm UTC Mentoring organization sign up deadline: March 2 at 4pm UTC Mentor project submission deadline: March 23

Acabo de ver los mensajes de whatsapp de una chica que se suicidó hace unos meses. La familia me lo ha pedido porque quería averiguar la causa, entender, o saber qué pudieron hacer y no hicieron. Es una reacción normal, natural, ante una perdida tan dura. Les he dicho que