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Author @acelaya@alejandrocelaya.com
Head of Content Marketing at Socket.
(http://socket.dev) Open source advocate, runner, knitter.
Open {re}Source is your community for sharing, discovering, and mastering the Open Source world together!
https://openresource.dev
check plugins for several monitoring solutions - tfr
Free Software Enthusiast | @kde Plasma Supporter | archlinuxcn Maintainer | Junior @archlinux Package Maintainer
Linux Aficionado
PhD in Ai/robotics. Was doing Ai since long before it was uncool. Linux and Rust enthusiast.
I think therefore I am René Descartes. -me
Syft is an open source tool to generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) from a container image or filesystem. Created and maintained by https://mstdn.business/@anchore
Consulting software developer, primarily Python and Django, with a bit of Typescript when the need arises.
Apache Arrow PMC. Creator of DataFusion & Ballista query engines. Author of "How Query Engines Work" (http://leanpub.com). GPU-Accelerating Spark & Dask SQL at NVIDIA.
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Software, cloud, and teams guy. Diversity advocate. Ship it!
Open source RGB lighting control that doesn't depend on manufacturer software. Created by @CalcProgrammer1.
Devops engineer who likes tinkering with niche languages. Somewhat involved into the whole k8s ecosystem, like that https://github.com/kubecolor/kubecolor thing
Organizacja studencka promująca ideę Open Source.
Organizatorzy https://sesja.linuksowa.pl
Adam Miller (He/Him)
Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat
Husband. Father. Leader. Pythonista. Gopher. SysAdmin. Hatter. Texan. Geek. Author. Speaker. Linux nerd. Ramalama, Ansible, Fedora, CentOS Community Member.
Nothing I say here is representative of my employer, this is my personal account.
Software developer - Data engineer - Photographer
Hi, I'm a software engineer with experience in large mobile apps and microservice architectures. I have ties to Pittsburgh, Austin, and DC.
I'm currently learning Clojure for personal enjoyment. And I hope to get back to the Banjo too.