It inspires great trepidation and ambivalence when I find something new that belongs in my "What to do when the bug is in someone else's code" talk (https://ganssle.io/talks/#upstream-bugs), but I think `patchy` has earned a slide.
Or, as the kids say, "Thanks! I hate it!"
https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamChainz/status/1539747526567510016
We have some news for you.
@cnx In case you are willing / able to help: https://twitter.com/jugmac00/status/1534209238268104705?s=20&t=mwOtLNlkgfyQVaNjri4l0Q
Also saw some Cedar Waxwings in a tree right across the street from the swallow. This isn't my first time seeing those, but they're still reasonably rare (and not to mention pretty).
Too bad it's such a dreary day…
https://harihareswara.net/posts/2022/contribution-metrics-are-messy-an-example/
I frequently notice folks asking or answering questions like "how many contributors does this open source project have?" or "how much contribution is this project getting?" https://amiaopensource.github.io/ffmprovisr/ is an example of why those aren't simple questions.
I'm Sumana Harihareswara, a woman in #NYC New York City. I have a consultancy https://changeset.nyc, Changeset Consulting and provide short-term project management services for #freesoftware #FLOSS #opensource projects. I'm writing a book on maintainership skills and have accidentally developed expertise in #Python packaging tools.
I'm married, a stand-up comedian & fanvidder, a frequent poster on #MetaFilter & #Dreamwidth, Indian-American. Just moved from mastodon.social!
Who needs airline status when you can get boarding priority by traveling with young children?
So relaxing...
A while back I gave this talk on how to contribute to open source: https://ganssle.io/talks/#contributing-oss-pydata2018
Video: https://youtu.be/JhPC6_rO08s
I cannot *possibly* be the best speaker to give some version of this talk — does anyone have a good "canonical" version of this?
I have no idea if this will work out and I may have to end up cancelling / rescheduling meetings if they become impractical, but if you want to meet me at #PyCon, I've set up a schedule for 15-minute 1-on-1 chats:
OK, we've got a tricky UX problem in datetime.isoformat and I could use typical users' intuitive thoughts here. If you are a #python programmer, can you take this short survey? Please don't do any research before filling it out!
https://ganssle.io/s/isoformat-survey
Boosts appreciated!
Programmer working at Google. Python core developer and general FOSS contributor. I also post some parenting content.