Tim Preston

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🌸 I’m overjoyed to share Hanami 2.1 with you all!

https://hanamirb.org/blog/2024/02/27/hanami-210/

Over a year in the making, this release delivers our take on views and assets, and is another big step closer to our full stack app vision.

#ruby #hanami

Hanami 2.1: Views that are a sight to see

Introducing our view layer and front-end assets support.

Hanami
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Initial bhyve/arm64 kernel support is in. #freebsd #bhyve

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If people want small jobs to get their feet or other appendages wet in FreeBSD here's some random ideas:
- look through the tests to ensure that they use unique jail names. Reference https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=e9264b5681289f925c6daca9f31489173b625591
- help convert pf to use netlink for configuration. Reference https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=777a4702c591154c5a844d43c32f588f371ae80a
- More tests for pf. If you have a pet scenario you really care about that's not already covered that's an excellent way to start.

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src - FreeBSD source tree

Currently upgrading system, manually merging passwd in vi, drinking beer....maybe I shouldn't be doing thish

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I have interviewed 100s of candidates for software engineering positions.

I’ve done take-home tests, in person challenges, pair programming with the candidates.

All of them were awful experiences for me and especially for the candidate.

I can only think of a single instance where a code challenge exposed a poor software engineer and I could definitely have made the same assessment just by talking to them.

Lately I’ve stopped doing any software or mental puzzles.

I don’t do any of that when I interview designers or QA people or HR people, so why would I be particularly toxic towards software engineers during the hiring process?

Instead, I actually read their resumes (which is significantly quicker than doing interviews, asking them to repeat the same information), and then I ask them questions like:

- Where do you get your tech news?
- How do you learn about new technologies?
- What do you most appreciate in your coworkers today?
- What is a perfect workday like for you?

I specifically avoid trap-style questions like “what is your greatest weakness?” or “why are you leaving your current job?”

I recommend that you make a plan for what you want to learn about the candidate, e.g. “are they good at acquiring new skills?” or “do they share the same values as the team?” and then structure the interview around that.

Be a non-toxic manager. Make your company look good during the interview process. Get better candidates.

#jobs

There's some development being done to get GhostBSD on arm64. If you want to contribute, test, or just see progress the telegram channel is fairly active.

#FreeBSD #FOSS #BSD #RaspberryPi #Tech #SoftwareDevelopment #Arm64 #GhostBSD

https://t.me/ghostbsd_dev/24054

Eric Turgeon in GhostBSD Devlopement

You can view and join @ghostbsd_dev right away.

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IF your product is available under an #OpenSource license and some other company uses it to create a more compelling product offering than your own,

THEN the problem is **not** the license or open source, it's that your company is failing at doing #business as well as your competitor is.

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