Presentations

Monday, January 14, 2019

More churn on presentation for DevConf.cz. I find the current draft quite disorganized. Need to re-think it to make it more pedagogical.

Sent status report, made much easier by this blog.

Addressed issues with my profile on SpeakerHub:

  • I mis-read the "positions" section, it's only current positions, not past ones
  • I removed my pet theory as an "achievement" until someone else sees it that way, and added my regular contributions to the "Colloque of Mouans-Sartoux", which are more relevant on SpeakerHub and convey at least partly the idea I wanted to convey.
Downloaded former Red Hat presentations from YouTube, now need to extract them from the 8-hours stream.

Reviewed a change proposed by Frediano for the recorder to improve how it deals with signal handlers, and and committed it.

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This is the work blog of Christophe de Dinechin for Red Hat. Think of it as a public lab book.

This should not be particularly interesting except to myself. It's really more intended as a set of personal notes, so there is no formatting whatsoever. I type tings as I go along during the day. All you'll find here are things like stack traces, Linux commands I want to remember or bugzilla links I want to be able to return to.

If you want to read stuff about my work at Red Hat that I believe is more interesting to the general public, you will find it on A Spice Odyssey. If you want to read my rants about everything else, go to Grenouille Bouillie. This is about as much advertisement as you will find on this site.

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