Mathias Bogaert @analytically

Joined January 2007

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Charlotte 𝕏 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @StayFree2030

3 months ago

This is what a newborn baby looks like, a tiny, perfect, innocent & fully formed human. Labour and their vile supporters are actually voting to end the lives of full-term babies. It’s m*urder. It’s beyond evil. Fuck Labour.

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Mo Metcalf-Fisher @mometfisher

3 months ago

Pleased to @JeremyClarkson covering our recent @CAevs investigation which found that, in some council areas, Chinese and Thai chicken accounted for more than 99% of chicken served to Welsh schoolchildren ⬇️

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Nico Bailon @nicopreme

4 months ago

Created an agent skill called “Visual Explainer” + set of complementary slash commands aimed to reduce my cognitive debt so the agent can explain complex things as rich HTML pages. The skill includes reference templates and a CSS pattern library so output stays consistently well-designed. Much easier for me to digest than squinting at walls of terminal text. github.com/nicobailon/vis…

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Jason @mytechceoo

4 months ago

Bro replaced the company with a Mac mini

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Arthur Juliani @awjuliani

5 months ago

I'm trying to figure out where to live next, and one big consideration is the climate. So naturally I made a tool that represents monthly average temperatures for cities as 3D rings so they can be compared more easily. Check it out: awjuliani.github.io/weather-explor…

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Mathias Bogaert @analytically

5 months ago

@CollinRugg How idiotic are these ‘politicians’

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Mathias Bogaert @analytically

6 months ago

@NoFarmsNoFoods Time to remove him and his cronies

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6 months ago

@arpit_bhayani github.com/centralci/go-b…

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6 months ago

@SumitM_X Bytedance Sonic

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6 months ago

@SolBrah @soldepartment Where you based

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6 months ago

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Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10

7 months ago

I want to champion British dads. Because how does modern Britain view fatherhood? Too often the answer is secondary, optional, even inconvenient. For decades, the role of dads has been insidiously downplayed. The message has been clear - you’re there if it’s convenient, but the system will easily get by without you. A father’s presence shapes a child’s world. Children with an involved father are often more confident, more secure, and far less likely to end up in trouble later in life. Not always, obviously - this is not to downplay the incredible work of single mums. Nobody does it perfectly, but we should not underestimate the positive influence a good dad has on their children - the fact so many children have no active father is a dire shame. We need a complete reset of how fathers are treated by the system, a system which sidelines men at every stage - very much including through the courts and in terms of access to the child following a separation. A child needs his or her parents, and the system shouldn’t pick sides based on outdated assumptions. The process needs revising to give responsible dads a much greater say. If we are to restore Britain, we must restore the family - and that starts by recognising the father’s role as equal, vital, and irreplaceable. Through reforming family courts, promoting shared parenting, and changing the tone. I can’t even recall ever hearing another politician talk about the need for a fairer deal for dads... Just because a bloke might not show it, it doesn’t mean he doesn’t feel the heaviest weight of responsibility. Most dads just go about it a different way to the mum, and that’s fine. But don’t think fathers don’t care, because they do. Exceptions exist, as with anything, but the vast majority of dads want to be the best father they can for their children. Nobody is downplaying the role of the mother, obviously, before all the feminists get stroppy with me. Again. But I am going to highlight the positive impact a father plays in a child’s life, and it’s one that should be encouraged and enabled. It’s a debate we need to have. I won’t be scaling the Tate dressed as Batman, but I plan to use my platform in Parliament to further highlight the vital importance of British fathers. There are numerous politicians championing mums, and I fully support them. But I want to unapologetically champion dads. As a country, we must once again treat fatherhood as the highest calling a man can have.

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Conspiracy Gardener Homestead @DaysofNoahGen6

7 months ago

Stingless bees, also known as Melipona or Meliponini, are a special group of tropical bees that do not have a functional stinger. They are gentle, highly intelligent, and produce a rare medicinal honey valued for its healing properties. Unlike regular honey bees, they build spiral or pot-shaped wax nests and can be kept safely in homes or gardens. There are over 600 species of stingless bees worldwide!

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Cindy Sridharan @copyconstruct

8 months ago

The detailed AWS incident report is out, and it’s worth a read - DNS records managed by 2 systems; a race condition led to regional record getting unset - EC2 lease establishment was borked as it depends on DynamoDB - fluctuating NLB health checks leading to EC2 DNS entry purges

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Eren Bali @erenbali

10 months ago

With AI, everybody will make their own software just like how we all 3D print our own furniture.

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Mathias Bogaert @analytically

a year ago

@Chikor_Zi Make sure you use github.com/klauspost/comp… for gzip, delivers superior performance across all compression levels and data types. It shows the greatest advantage at level 3 compression (2.1-2.8x faster) and generally maintains a 30-70% speed advantage for decompression

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Debasish (দেবাশিস্) Ghosh 🇮🇳 @debasishg

a year ago

A paper from 2008 co-authored by @yminsky on why Jane Street started using OCaml for a wide range of tasks: critical trading systems, quantitative research, systems software, and system administration. Definitely worth a read. They discuss the various language features that gave them advantage in building trading systems with correctness, reliability, readability and safety. Also discusses some pitfalls of OCaml. Would be interesting to revisit these points more than 15 years later. Link: 👇