@Gina great success!!
@jiminycricket @codesections interesting to know. It worked a charm for numerical methods, and for design and control of systems back when I took them. That said I haven’t had to use any of that since I left a .edu environment. Python + pandas has been sufficient for any and all data analysis I’ve need to do since then.
@kyle Nice!
@Gina nice!
@ju my fiancee will happily take credit for the current winter. At least a dozen times a day she's prayed to any and all available deities for snow. 😂
@codesections this doesn’t really bother me in the least. Companies that aren’t going anywhere anytime soon being on the board of my favorite language is probably a good thing for its continued existence and rapid development.
@Gina @nathand@fosstodon.org @amandag@tech.lgbt @sotolf@fosstodon.org
#5randomthings
1) I hated coffee until last year
2) I got lost in a rainforest as a child
3) While lost I saw a tiger and it did not eat me
4) My favorite breakfast as a child was Frosted Flakes
5) 11yr old me was convinced 3 & 4 were related.
@the_tower_power_ here’s the link https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/event/imposter_syndrome/
Most often it creeps up for me because I have no real formal training in any computing field, yet I have earned the label of “subject matter expert” in a few specific areas. When people I know to be extremely good at CompSci run across a mechanical problem and can’t grasp the failure mode sometimes that also triggers a feeling of “this must be what they feel like when I speak”. If I’ve struggled to solve a problem recently it’s worse.
Enjoyed two talks during #FOSDEM2021 today. One on imposter syndrome, and another on embedded Linux on RISC-V.
We seem to experience some difficulties with the matrix platform but you can watch video streams live through https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/streaming/
clicking "watch live!"
@Gina this morning I woke to the question “where can we go sledding!!!”
@Gina ooo true. Maybe I’ll drop in on some of it. #checkstheschedule
@jiminycricket @codesections not sure if you’ve seen or used GNU Octave but back when I had a need for MATLAB in school it was a drop in replacement.
@kyle @twrightsman Fractal is doing work to move onto matrix-rust-sdk and then add e2ee so a native client is on the way. Hopefully they finish before my Librem 5 ships. Looking forward to always having a real Linux computer with me without having to carry around my laptop.
@purism that’s pretty cool stuff! I’ve got my own project for determining network status of defined resources, and plan to add a GUI using libhandy eventually. Glad to see I’m not the only person thinking along these lines.
I like to work with my hands. That may mean hammering out solutions to complex problems in #Python or #Rust, building things in my shop, or spinning yarn to knit something warm. You’ll likely see some of all of that here. By day (and sometimes night) I keep >13k nodes and services alive in the Electric Vehicle sector.
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