Father, husband, system engineer at AS59414.
Rotkreuz, Switzerland
Joined March 2008
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Zenbleed has kept us busy this evening @cloudscale_ch. If your cloud provider runs AMD Epyc Rome, they should be patching all their hosts asap, or some of your secrets that are in-flight, are going to be available to other tenants (keys, passwords):
lock.cmpxchg8b.com/zenbleed.…
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✨ Ticket sales for the Swiss #Python Summit are open!
🎟️ python-summit.ch/register/
🐦 Early Bird pricing will last until the conference schedule is published around August.
📢 Our Call for Proposals is also still open until July 1st (this Saturday!): python-summit.ch/cfp/
Denis Krienbühl retweeted
The Call for Proposals for the next Swiss #Python Summit (September 21, 2023 in Rapperswil) is now open! Any topic is welcome as long as it has something to do with Python. For more information: python-summit.ch/cfp/
This Twitter turmoil doesn’t have me consider other platforms. I think I‘ll just stop using short message social media, should things come to an end. I can always /dev/null my thoughts instead.
Such a great piece by N.S. Lyons about the protests in China: theupheaval.substack.com/p/c…
75$ for a developer font may sound like a lot, but I have been using Berkeley Mono by @berkeleygfx for nine months now, and I can’t imagine work without it.
berkeleygraphics.com/typefac…
The IPv4 connection on my mac stopped a few days ago, and I actually did not immediately notice it, because IPv6 was still working. I‘m quite impressed.
Denis Krienbühl retweeted
Early bird tickets are now available and we officially opened our call for proposals! Head over to python-summit.ch/ for details.
Fun fact: DNS requests over UDP are much slower with my ISP than the same requests over TCP - by a factor of 5-10.
Sadly I can’t just force TCP on all my DNS requests with macOS, unless I install a custom resolver locally.
Denis Krienbühl retweeted
We’re back! Join us on September 22, 2022 at the Swiss Python Summit 2022.
This is going to be the final edition. And because we've been there and done that when it comes to sponsors, pitches, and e-mail campaigns, we'll do this one without any of those.
python-summit.ch
Sure is a great feeling to hold your newborn child for the first time, but have you ever shaved off 1ms of your CLI’s runtime by restructuring your Rust code to do fewer allocations? I mean damn.
My wife has relaunched her YouTube cooking channel with a homemade baby food carrot purée: youtube.com/watch?v=YDYE06kY…
If you’re in the market for those, check it out. For the text-version see makan.ch/recipe/the-baby-edi…
Our baby really hated it, but then again he hates all veggies 😉
Today’s my last day @seantis – after 8 years of interesting problems in a great team ♥️
On Monday I'm stoked to join @cloudscale_ch, where my focus will shift towards systems rather than web-apps.
In related news: today's the last day I will *ever* have to care about IE11 🥳
Denis Krienbühl retweeted
Our 2020 Call for Participation is now open! We are looking forward to your talk proposals before June 1st.
python-summit.ch/cfp/
#python #cfp #sps20
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I am all for many small single purpose diffs. But the reality is that sometimes it prevents a codebase expert from going on a rampage of improvements and features. Small well organized diffs are better but are they better than the changes not happening at all?
Denis Krienbühl retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that there will be a Swiss Python Summit in 2020, hosted again by @hsr_rapperswil! 🐍
You can find all the details at python-summit.ch/ A call for participation will be published in a few weeks.
#sps20
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linkedin.com/pulse/21st-cent… - 21st century datacenter locations driven by 19th century politics.
I discovered the Elvish shell and found it to be so great that I’ve dropped my ZSH environment with 8 years of scripts and tweaks.
The main reason is the Elvish language, which is a real neat approach at a shell scripting language.
See elv.sh/