Ziet er goed uit en interessant onderwerp. Kris praat te dicht op de microfoon en dat geeft jammer genoeg geen mooi geluid in het begin. Je hoort adem en blaasgeluiden. Dat kan helaas gebeuren bij live events. Een shure sm58 heeft daar minder moeite mee. Beter een draadloze variant, mini jack aansluitingen en losse zenders zijn niet handig voor handheld gebruik.

So many of his counterarguments to the status quo fall in the face of ArgoCD...

Happy memories of the days when AT Computing was still housed on the premise of Radboud University and teachings were done by HJT himself. The PDP and a VT100 was just standing there next to him in one of the classrooms.

روعة 😊

Fascinating talk, thank you!

Loving the guitar tone, the short scale bass looks like a toy and the good times rolling driving beat.

A surprise to see this is the route

Stoer hoor!! Op 13 jarige leeftijd zingen voor publiek en dan ook nog mooi!! 💓

💯 Promo SM

Love it❤

Great talk, just one gripe: It should be: "The total entropy of a *isolated* system never decreases." In omitting the word "isolated" from this formulation of the second law of thermodynamics, the talk has quite literally simplified down the second law, presumably in order to fit things into the confines of a 45 minute talk. Software systems are not isolated systems and their entropy can be decreased (by putting in energy from the surroundings). This necessarily has a cost. Examples include: (1) Deprecating and removing a feature (at the cost of losing that feature). (2) A breaking change release (at the cost of forcing adjustments to all interfacing systems affected by that breaking change). (3) A refactor (at the cost of regressions, which are essentially the same thing as an inadvertent feature removal/breaking change release). In total, entropy can only ever increase. The Admins and Engineers pouring their energy into the software system in question are not getting any younger doing so!

One of the best videos about software architecture I have seen! This kind of information should be taught in schools.

There's Chocolates!?!

knock knock, whos there, its purple, purple who, purple hat :D

Excellent!

Bro, here's a hug for you. You need it. 😊

why mt room tho :D

why mt room tho :D

Lets talk ...

Erratum: at the 2:21 mark, I misspoke and said "10 years ago" when I meant "12 years ago".

Where is part 1?

🥴

Thank you for this informative talk. It is Nov 2023 now but information like this is never too old.

Very entertaining and thought-provoking! Without having spent any time with systeminit (SI), I'm wondering how the model implementations are different from compositions of Kubernetes operators, such as those that Crossplane provides. Also, on a different train of thought, I'm wondering how these models avoid the problems of the dreaded mocks.

39:42 it is the desired state

Insightful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

진실로 진실로 너희에게 이르노니 내 말을 듣고 또 나 보내신 이를 믿는 자는 영생을 얻었고 그는 정죄를 받지 않고 사망에서 생명으로 옮겼습니다. 요한복음. 5장 24절 jinsillo jinsillo neohuiege ileunoni nae mal-eul deudgo tto na bonaesin ileul midneun janeun yeongsaeng-eul eod-eossgo geuneun jeongjoeleul badji anhgo samang-eseo saengmyeong-eulo olmgyeossseubnida. yohanbog-eum. 5jang 24jeol

VIM is the best Open Source Software from Dutch soil. Only the Tribler project is challenging VIM, but from a great distance.

Python too slow. ROFL. and this man is creating a new programming language...

Rest in peace, you glorious legend.

It is with deep sorrow that we share the news of Bram Moolenaar's passing on August 3, 2023.

Rest in peace, Bram. Your unwavering dedication to VIM over three decades has left an indelible mark on the world of programming. The impact you've had on my productivity and the joy I find in development is beyond measure. Your legacy will continue to inspire and empower developers for generations to come.

I like it

I discovered a professor whon i haven't seen more than 27 years ago . Professor NEZHA HAFFOU allways brilliant !

dd's name is an homage to the DD statement in IBM JCL.

Nice talk

will we ever see Infrastructure as Model?

"promosm"

This one is about conference meta-information like room logistics, workshop registrations, breaks, sponsors, etc. Viewers may want to skip. :)

Where can I find the slides?

Damned sorry I wasn't there. On the other hand, very useful to be able to pause, think and replay bits of the talk, which may have been tricky to do live.

thank you, noted

Wow, this talk is really pure bliss.

An intuitive insight into bootstrapping a proof of concept into a viable developer first engineering process.

Great talk, thanks for uploading it here.

ok now i see, so for puppet it is clojure but for chef it is erlang :D

configcamp the spicy fosdem :D

0:00 Adding language support in editors using Language server protocol-Ganesh B Nalawade 5:40 Configure once, profit forever-Mathieu Tortuyaux 11:23 Yet Another Ansible inventory from Puppet-Felix Frank 16:57 Using Nix to generate Docker images-Yvan Sraka 22:56 Overengineering your personal website-Bram Vogelaar

There are lies, damn lies, statistics, and single sources of truth

Hasn't everybody thought "I should quit my job" when dealing with printers?