Bruno Cesar Rocha
@bruno@cesar.rocha.social
Born in #馃嚙馃嚪 and now calling the far north of #馃嚨馃嚬 home, I鈥檓 a husband and proud dad who has always tried to live with intention including being a strict #vegetarian since day one.
Music-wise, my headphones are usually blasting some form of #metal from the classics to the obscure corners of the genre.
I鈥檝e been tinkering, breaking, fixing, and rebuilding computers and #linux systems since 1998 which means it鈥檚 been nearly three decades of curiosity-driven hacking. Professionally, I鈥檝e been writing software since 2003, and today I work as a Principal Engineer at #RedHat #OpenShift #Kubernetes #Container Platform.
I鈥檓 a long-time advocate of #freesoftware and have been actively involved in the #python and #rustlang communities, and more recently exploring #golang. I鈥檓 the creator of #Dynaconf (a Python configuration library) and #marmite (a #rust blog generator), and I contribute to projects like #ansible, #openshift, and #danklinux.
My daily setup? #NiriWM running on #fedora, coding with the legendary #vim 9.
I use this space as my second social home and, truth be told, I鈥檓 often more active here than on my primary account. Over there, I usually write in Portuguese. Here, I stick to English.
You can think of this #Snac instance as my unfiltered, no-limits corner of the internet, a place where I speak more freely and experiment more openly. On my other account, I tend to follow Fediverse etiquette more closely and keep things a bit more restrained.
Music-wise, my headphones are usually blasting some form of #metal from the classics to the obscure corners of the genre.
I鈥檝e been tinkering, breaking, fixing, and rebuilding computers and #linux systems since 1998 which means it鈥檚 been nearly three decades of curiosity-driven hacking. Professionally, I鈥檝e been writing software since 2003, and today I work as a Principal Engineer at #RedHat #OpenShift #Kubernetes #Container Platform.
I鈥檓 a long-time advocate of #freesoftware and have been actively involved in the #python and #rustlang communities, and more recently exploring #golang. I鈥檓 the creator of #Dynaconf (a Python configuration library) and #marmite (a #rust blog generator), and I contribute to projects like #ansible, #openshift, and #danklinux.
My daily setup? #NiriWM running on #fedora, coding with the legendary #vim 9.
I use this space as my second social home and, truth be told, I鈥檓 often more active here than on my primary account. Over there, I usually write in Portuguese. Here, I stick to English.
You can think of this #Snac instance as my unfiltered, no-limits corner of the internet, a place where I speak more freely and experiment more openly. On my other account, I tend to follow Fediverse etiquette more closely and keep things a bit more restrained.
That's all folks...
