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[𝚠𝚎𝚗𝚍𝚢 𝚍𝚎𝚟𝚘𝚕𝚍𝚎𝚛 @wendydevolder]

Join ⁦@EmilyOmier⁩ at our @devrellers meetup on 7 Sept to explore giving people a reason to join your #community. We’ll be hosted by the fab ⁦@devrelcon⁩ at ⁦@codenodeuk⁩ in London & we’ll also stream online. Info & RSVP here https://t.co/BDh512vaSe #devrel

[devrellers @devrellers]

Want to nurture inclusive, safe and open developer communities? Join our meetup 2mro 8 June to learn how @CarlaAtGG & @jdamic fostered the wonderful, inclusive, safe and open #wtfiscloudnative and #wtfissre communities. You can either join online or in person, details below ⬇️

[devrellers @devrellers]

Keen to learn how to build and nurture inclusive, open, safe and welcoming developer communities? Join @CarlaAtGG and @JadeAmic at our #Devrellers #Meetup in #London on June 1st to learn how they nurtured the fabulous #wtfiscloudnative #community. #devrel https://t.co/EiHlcyTvm9

[devrellers @devrellers]

WTF Are Inclusive Communities and How to Maintain Them? Join the amazing @CarlaAtGG and @jdamic for our devrellers meetup on June 1st to explore this question and other topics with fellow devrellers! You can join us in person or online. More details below ⬇️

[Jon Skeet @jonskeet]

I'm sure I'm not the first to spot this, but according to Stranger Things, LINQ is rather older than I thought.

[Outshift by Cisco @outshiftbycisco]

Making your must-see list for #QCon? Add Prasenjit Sarkar's keynote, “Out of the Box – Locality Failover of Multi Primary Istio Mesh,” on April 6 to the top of the list. See you in London April 4-6! 📝 @stretchcloud https://t.co/uM1FSMoVJs

[Amy J. Ko 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ 🌮 🐈 @amyjko]

1. A new theory of PL knowledge.
It’s the first theory that accounts for how people use causal inference to build mapping of syntax to semantics, and can help predict and explain difficulties in learning to code.

[Reliably @reliablyhq]

How does chaos engineering relate to the mathematical definitions of chaos? New on https://t.co/UQHgMIhP3C (@ThePracticalDev) by our very own @devanarchy

https://t.co/7BMcoyri4X

Start exploring your reliability with chaos engineering: https://t.co/W5NuY3mKKO

#chaosengineering

[Reliably @reliablyhq]

New article on Engineering Reliability!

"Bringing reliability closer to you with Reliably and @datadoghq":

https://t.co/hlpc3YjI4l

#reliabilityascode #sre #sitereliabilityengineering

[Reliably @reliablyhq]

Reliably CLI v0.21.0 has been released!

This version introduces support for using @datadoghq queries as the backing for your SLOs and "--report-view/-R" flags to the “reliably slo agent” command to allow a split view showing agent output and an SLO report.

#reliabilityascode

[@devrella @devrella]

Just arrived in the post in time for the wknd - Learning Chaos Engineering, by @russmiles https://t.co/lrZrbwurmM

[@devrella @devrella]

So agree!

[@devrella @devrella]

@jna_sh Super awesome!

[@devrella @devrella]

@_sarahyo @CHCon_nz 💃👍 terrific!

[@devrella @devrella]

great! 💃

[Robin Moffatt 🍻🏃🥓 @rmoff]

This is amazing. In-person *will* happen again, however much that it feels here in the UK right now now that they won't.
Yay for NZ and actually getting a grip on COVID, kudos!
#devrel

[Guido van Rossum @gvanrossum]

I decided that retirement was boring and have joined the Developer Division at Microsoft. To do what? Too many options to say! But it’ll make using Python better for sure (and not just on Windows :-). There’s lots of open source here. Watch this space.