Finally, hey you, want a crash course on American Sign Language? Want to participate in a discussion on Deaf and Hard of Hearing Advocacy? We have a whole DEI Community Hub room!
> Nov 14 @ 4pm -- for the Advocacy discussion
> Nov 14 @ 5pm -- for the ASL crash course
---> DEI Community Hub Room
Second! Did you know I'm Deaf? If you want to learn about some challenges of being deaf in tech, making events accessible, or geek out with me on HOW WEIRD HEARING AIDS ARE?? You can find me at the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Working Group booth!
> Wed @ 10:30am-12:30pm
> Project Pavilion in Expo Hall
First off and hot off the press:
I'm speaking on an observability panel on #ObservabilityDay tomorrow! It'll be on bridging the gap between "oh this is cool" and "okay how do we actually DO this thing??" Come join! We’re gonna get REAL!
-> 
sched.co/1izre
-> Nov 12 @ 12:35pm
-> Salt Palace | Level 2 | 255 E
I'm going to be at a few places during #kubecon! Here's where to find me! 🧵
(Also I’m gonna tag all my posts with kubecon so you can mute me if you want)
@thisismissem @czottmann That would probably help a lot! But dns makes that really hard (you can’t serve content from a domain you don’t own) and trusted content problems are a bigger issue on mastodon because of the federation style
With ATproto the data is hosted in one place so nobody else is really downloading untrusted content and then syndicating it in an automated fashion. That alone prevents a whole category of trust issues mastodon needs to figure out
@inthehands @grimalkina @jenniferplusplus I haven’t actually read it yet! I just did, and it’s lovely 
Now of course, not all code is created equal. Some is significantly higher impact than others and that’s the code I tend to focus on.
The proof of concept? The one absolutely critical unit? The high risk stuff everyone’s afraid to touch? That’s what I’m here for
I code to unlock possibilities
“Should ICs keep coding even as they get past Staff engineer?”
I’m at the point in my career where if the most impactful way for me to contribute is to write a lot of code: either I’ve failed to find impact, or the company has failed to recognize impact.
I code *significantly* faster than most people know. But it’s the least impactful thing I do
“Why don't you see so many serial female founders?" -- idk greg, i have no idea why you don't see women instantly funded after they run a startup into the ground for the 8th time in six years, why do you ask?
"Oh I'm about to launch my 12th startup. With my seven years of founder experience, I'm really confident about my prospects this time around" -- good for you greg, im sure the 13th time is the charm, go get em tiger
I'm sorry but I am never gonna get used to "jira" being used as a noun. "Update your jiras" uh you mean... tickets? ticket? T. I. C. K. E. T?? Those?
Something that I have had to learn the hard way is that self sacrifice is not love, it is a form of self harm, and the only thing that is going to give you is a growing sense of conflicted resentment and an unhealthy view of who you are and what you mean to yourself and an inability to recognize the needs that you have
