@pyconwroclaw I'm thinking of applying to speak, but am wondering: what speaker travel expenses (if any), such as airfare and hotel, do you cover? Thanks!
@pyconwroclaw I'm thinking of applying for your 2025 conference, but am wondering: what speaker travel expenses (if any), such as airfare and hotel, do you cover? Thanks!
@NorfolkDev Okay, looping you in: I see you have the 2026 CfP open, has the budget changed? I see the wording about getting in touch before exceeding £300 is still there.
I said I left here but will announce new CfPs one last time.
Software conference CfPs closing in the next 30 days include:
- Python confs in Africa, Europe, and NZ
- JS confs in Europe, Japan, and USA
- Three Ruby confs in the USA
and more. Link in comment cuz algorithm! :-P
Grok finally said the quiet part out loud. Twitter (not gonna call it X, except to point out that that's the central part of a swastika) is now undeniably a Nazi bar. Fuck this shithole, I'm outta here.
@alexbunardzic And various other tools have been run, like style checkers and linters and so on, that will catch the vast majority of low- and even medium-hanging fruit, leaving humans to bother with only the stuff that takes human-level intelligence to catch.
@alexbunardzic Plus, run it BEFORE you submit a PR (or whatever kicks off your CI/CD pipeline), and you get a chance to kill the mutants before the rest of the team sees what a porous test suite you wrote. :-)
@JuanSanchez0x0@tekbog#MutationTesting isn't just for crypto; it's been around a lot longer than crypto (assuming you mean currency), since 1971 in theory and more like about 2000 in practice (when CPUs and memory were fast/cheap enough), and there are tools for most common programming languages.
Software development conference CfPs (Calls for Papers, Presentations, etc.) closing in the next 30 days include:
RubyConf Thailand
CodeMotion Milan
PyCon South Africa
JSNation US
and many more. For details, see first comment, due to the *&^%$#@ algorithms keeping you onsite.