Margaret Fero
@maggiefero.bsky.social
Margaret is the founder of Neat Systems (neatsystems.dev), a presenter, and an interdisciplinary hacker. They love opensource projects, playing other people's videogames, reading, and nerding out about privacy and information disclosure models.
You need to decide how and where to apply your agency. @rstephens.me calls the message on this slide "The Proletariat Serenity Prayer". #monktoberfest
October 3, 2025 at 3:47 PM
You need to decide how and where to apply your agency. @rstephens.me calls the message on this slide "The Proletariat Serenity Prayer". #monktoberfest
We're getting a live demo from Ronald McCollam @ #monktoberfest !!! It works!
October 2, 2025 at 8:34 PM
We're getting a live demo from Ronald McCollam @ #monktoberfest !!! It works!
Remember to prioritize caring for yourself, because this is HARD.
October 2, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Remember to prioritize caring for yourself, because this is HARD.
Make sure you speak regularly to your communications people and help them understand your products; they can and they want to!
The more they understand your work, the more effectively they can represent it to analysts/press/others in industry. - @gabyberk.bsky.social at #monktoberfest
The more they understand your work, the more effectively they can represent it to analysts/press/others in industry. - @gabyberk.bsky.social at #monktoberfest
October 2, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Make sure you speak regularly to your communications people and help them understand your products; they can and they want to!
The more they understand your work, the more effectively they can represent it to analysts/press/others in industry. - @gabyberk.bsky.social at #monktoberfest
The more they understand your work, the more effectively they can represent it to analysts/press/others in industry. - @gabyberk.bsky.social at #monktoberfest
Just look at @iokiwi.bsky.social 's Slide about all the different tests you can use to cover some of these requirements (my photo was slightly too early; DAST/Dynamic Analysis Security Test should be at the end too!)
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![Slide with rainbow-looking background that's actually white making it hard to read. On the left is a thinking emoji. On the right is a list of tests each beginning with "[PASSED]" including Code for standards, unit tests, integration tests, test coverage check, secret detection scanning, dependency vulnerability checks, and SAST (static analysis security test).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xjnw6oqskiruibmtnyq65grn/bafkreif6vrsxph3z7q757x4kibfew32lf42f25rg5nwd65llqjmcu6qsnu@jpeg)
April 26, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Just look at @iokiwi.bsky.social 's Slide about all the different tests you can use to cover some of these requirements (my photo was slightly too early; DAST/Dynamic Analysis Security Test should be at the end too!)
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You can use the mesh pretty effectively for a range of purposes! - @phildini.net at #nbpy
(sorry for projector rainbows, the background on this slide is actually white; I recommend the alt text)
(sorry for projector rainbows, the background on this slide is actually white; I recommend the alt text)
April 26, 2025 at 6:56 PM
You can use the mesh pretty effectively for a range of purposes! - @phildini.net at #nbpy
(sorry for projector rainbows, the background on this slide is actually white; I recommend the alt text)
(sorry for projector rainbows, the background on this slide is actually white; I recommend the alt text)
Amethyst at #nbpy tells us You can use generators for coroutines, but also you can zip() a generator generator, AND you can use that to build a state machine that yields the name of the function to transition to. For example...
April 26, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Amethyst at #nbpy tells us You can use generators for coroutines, but also you can zip() a generator generator, AND you can use that to build a state machine that yields the name of the function to transition to. For example...