Me pressing the up arrow repeatedly instead of searching through bash history or typing the command afresh 😁 Follow Linux Handbook for more #Linux fun and learning 🐧

This is mind-blowingly clever work by @justinetunney. A single binary that runs natively on Windows/Linux/Mac/*BSD without any VM, implementing a web server that serves the content of a zip archive stored in the binary itself! 🤯🤯👏👏 justine.lol/redbean/index.…

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RT if you hold $WRX ✌️

🛎 TensorFlow2.5.0-rc0 has been released. Read along to see all the new major features and improvements ↓ goo.gle/3wBsDIj

Louder, for the paper reviewers in the back.

You can now browse or even make edits to any GitHub repo straight from Visual Studio Code, instantly - WITHOUT having to pull the source down first 🪄 Check out our brand new Remote Repositories extension and let us know what you think. code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2021/06/…

This probably sounds weird: but my favorite part (and ultimate goal) for every job is to find some way to make myself indispensable—and then knowledge-share and ownership-transfer until I'm not. 😅

The hardest problem in computer science is people; the second hardest problem is designing systems that are able to evolve & adapt to new goals & constraints over a span of many years or even decades

Hi I’m a software engineer at Spotify and have been programming professionally for 6 years. I also have a computer science degree. I still struggle with foundational programming concepts sometimes. And it doesn’t make me any less of a developer 💁🏻‍♀️

Most people I meet overestimate what deep learning can do (it's curve-fitting, don't expect it to do discrete symbol manipulation, it will solve symbolic tasks via embedding + interpolation) and simultaneously underestimate what you can do with curve-fitting given enough data

This is brilliant: Software engineer got tired of getting rejected by automated screeners and tested a theory. Real resume: 0% success Obviously fake resume stuffed with buzzwords: 90% success rate Calls from from Notion, AirBnB, Reddit, Dropbox, Robinhood, etc

Build and scale applications with confidence. We manage the rest. Discover Red Hat Red Hat OpenShift #cloud services: red.ht/3qCQrer.

Announcing the release of Kubernetes v1.25! 🚀 This release includes a total of 40 enhancements. 15 of those are entering Alpha, 10 are graduating to Beta, and 13 are graduating to Stable. We also have two features being deprecated or removed. kubernetes.io/blog/2022/08/2…

Debugging golang code inside containers can get tricky. One of the ways would be running delve remotely, check out my latest blog post with steps enlisted to debug operators live inside a live kubernetes/OpenShift cluster. developers.redhat.com/articles/2023/… #kubernetes #openshift #golang

Second lightening talk by Swaroop on “Evented PLEG” #Kubernetes #KCDBengaluru #CNCF

KCD Bangalore, lots of learnings, fun and networking. if you are at the event, do visit the Red Hat booth, talk to us ,take quizzes and get swags. #opensource #OpenShift #Kubernetes #Backstage #tekton #RedHat #KCDBengaluru Kubernetes Community Days Bengaluru Red Hat Red Hat Developer Red Hat OpenShift

🎊 KCD Chennai 2023 concluded. Thanks to CNCF KCDs by CNCF Sponsors, Community partners, Speakers, Organizers, Volunteers and Attendees for making it a successful event.

Join us for our talk on #Kubernetes Gateway encryption using cert-manager protected TLS certificates at #CDS24. Looking forward to to learning from the #opensource community! #GoingtoCDS24 #k8s #servicemesh #https #tls