Henrik Ingo

@hingo
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@jmw150 Repost of THE D&D ALIGNMENT CHART OF “HOW TO GET A THEOREM NAMED AFTER YOU” with image description.

Possible source of the image with some discussion: https://libreddit.strongthany.cc/r/mathmemes/comments/y3215w/i_dont_know_who_proved_fermats_last_theorem_all_i/

I don't know who proved Fermat's Last Theorem. All I know is, it wasn't Fermat. - r/mathmemes

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Internet Archive | Program Officer, Archiving and Data Services

Program Officer, Archiving & Data Services Open until filled. For first consideration, please apply by 1/20/2023. Interested in a mission-driven job ensuring open access to information for a global audience? Enjoy working to ensure a diverse, expansive archive of the digital historical record? Internet Archive is seeking a Program Officer for its Archiving & Data Services team. Internet Archive is a non-profit digital library, top 200 website at archive.org, and an archive of over 99 petabytes of digital information running in self-owned and operated data centers. Internet Archive provides mission-aligned services to thousands of organizations, working collaboratively to advance the goal of “Universal Access to All Knowledge.” We are seeking a Program Officer to help grow and expand our work with mission-aligned cultural heritage organizations, researchers, and social good non-profits. The role will primarily work in our Community Programs team. 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Key Responsibilities: * Support implementation and growth of sustainable programs aligned with Community Program and Archiving & Data Services priorities. * Support growth of regional, national, and/or international support networks that facilitate collective ability to address community challenges at scale. * Work with external stakeholders to build library and archival collections, including ensuring efforts are able to best leverage our portfolio of products supporting preservation, research, and open access. * Work directly with the Community Programs team, and a diverse and distributed team of institutional program members and their staff and representatives, to execute a range of program objectives, communication plans, outreach and community management. * Represent the program in public-facing events and professional communities, including conferences and meetings involving public speaking. * Guide and help organize logistics for outreach and training activities, including webinars, open calls, in-person events, and online community tools. Qualification and Skills: * Experience leading and/or supporting initiatives or programs in one or more of the following areas: community archives; scholarly communication; digital preservation; research services, collections as data, text and data mining, open source technology. * 3-5 years of demonstrated project management, technical support, and/or community support experience working directly with memory and research organizations is strongly preferred. * Experience with grants, both grant writing and awarded grant management, is desired. * Experience creating roadmaps, project timelines, and ensuring the accomplishment of both internally and externally mandated deliverables. * Must be able to manage multiple simultaneous projects, contracts, deadlines, and responsibilities and work in and enjoy a loosely-structured, dynamic work environment that includes a globally distributed remote team. * Candidates must have strong written, communication, and presentation skills to represent programs at national and international events. * Proven experience working with remote-first teams, including working directly with engineering and program staff at all levels of seniority. * Flexibility, self-reliance, and being energized by ambiguity, possibilities, and problem-solving are valuable qualities. * The role requires travel primarily within the United States and Canada. 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TriNet Applicant Tracking
And I presume the data sets used on the paper are coming soon...
And the open source code is all here
https://github.com/datastax-labs/hunter
GitHub - datastax-labs/hunter

Contribute to datastax-labs/hunter development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub

Proud to announce also on Mastodon that our paper

Hunter: Using Change Point Detection to Hunt for Performance Regressions
arxiv.org/abs/2301.03034

was accepted for ICPE23 and is now available on arxiv!

scope creep is the little-death that brings total obliteration. i will face my desire to replace my if-else block with an event system. i will permit it to pass over me and through me

Call for Papers! Join me at BSides Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) on Saturday, March 11th!

"This Call for Papers will end at 11:59 PM JAN 31, 2023. The ideal presentations will last 45 mins with 15 minutes for Q&A. We will consider other lengths of presentations to help with scheduling."

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BSidesHarrisburg 2023 - Call For Papers

Thank you for your interest in joining BSidesHarrisburg 2023! BSides is a community-driven network of information security conferences. Each conference is independent from each other and is generally organized by local volunteers. As of August 2022, there have been over 750 BSides events around the world, hosted in 205 cities spanning 60 countries. BSidesHBG Event: Saturday - March 11, 2023 Best Western Premier The Central Hotel & Conference Center 800 E Park Dr, Harrisburg, PA 17111 BSidesHBG is inviting cybersecurity researchers, professionals, and everyone with special knowledge to present their skills, tools, and experience. We are looking for submissions related to Information Security. Present your research, tools, techniques or other ideas you would like to share with the local InfoSec community. InfoSec Topics (not limited to): Information Security & Privacy Network Security Cryptography Application Security DevSecOps Database Security Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Analysis Security Engineering and Management Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR) Mobile Security Virtualization and Cloud Security Offensive/Defensive Security Cyber Operations ICS/SCADA Systems IOT Devices Governance, Risk, & Compliance (GRC) No advertising or sales pitches. Submission Process Complete this google form. Tell us about your presentation (title, abstract, approximate length) and answer a few other questions. This Call for Papers will end at 11:59 PM JAN 31, 2023. The ideal presentations will last 45 mins with 15 minutes for Q&A. We will consider other lengths of presentations to help with scheduling. Every person who enters will be notified if their submission was selected for the conference or not. If your presentation is selected, we will confirm your availability and intent to present. You will be provided a free ticket to the event, and more. If you would like to be showcased on our website, we will ask you for a profile picture and brief blurb about you and your presentation. For any questions or concerns, please feel free to leave comments at the end of this google form and a BSidesHBG organizer will reach out to you via the email you provide.

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Public Service Warning

Mastodon has a very big surge of new users right now. There's no way to tell if it will be sustained, but at this early point it looks similar to Nov 18 when Musk pulled the employee purge.

It is very challenging for system administration to accommodate so many new users. If your server starts to struggle, it is not broken and will get sorted out.

We're all in this together. It's our social network. Be patient. What we are building is amazing.

#twittermigration

ÂżPor que?
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RT @nicolasdepedro
Putin, acompañado de Díaz-Canel, inaugura una estatua de Fidel Castro en Moscú.
https://twitter.com/nicolasdepedro/status/1595147943598002176
Nicolas de Pedro on Twitter

“Putin, acompañado de Díaz-Canel, inaugura una estatua de Fidel Castro en Moscú.”

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