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⏰ Time is running out to grab your discounted Everything Open 2027 tickets! 💸✨ Fight inflation the smart way: pay less by securing your early bird rate before tickets go up to full price this Sunday, 25 October. 🎟️ Get your ticket now: 👉 2027.everythingopen.au/atten…
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🚀 Keynote Speaker Announcement | Everything Open 2027 ✨ We’re thrilled to welcome Prof. Chris Lawrence - Whadjuk/Ballardong Noongar man and founder of the National Indigenous Space Academy (NISA) - as a keynote speaker at Everything Open 2027!
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🐣Early bird ticket sales are closing in less than 2 weeks! ⏰ The Everything Open 2027 ticket prices start from $129. Ticket types: 🎟️ Contributor 🎟️ Professional 🎟️ Hobbyist 🎟️ Student 🎟️ Single Day 🎟️ Online Only 👇
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🔔 Our Call for Sessions is closing soon! ⏰ The Everything Open 2027 Call for Sessions is now open. 🎟️ Each accepted session will receive one Professional level ticket to attend the conference. 📣 Formats: ⏱️ 45-min Talks ⏱️ 25-min Short Talks 🛠️ 90-min Hands-on Tutorials
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Three specialist tracks will run alongside the main program: one on each day. 🏛️ Opening the Public Sector Hosted by Sam Hames See how the government and public sector are creating, sharing, using, or supporting open data and open technologies.
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3 specialist tracks will run alongside the main program. 🔒 Ops and Security in Practice Hosted by Simon Lyall and Danishka Navin The latest technologies, tools, best and emerging practices, and cybersecurity realities for Linux and open technology operations. 👇
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3 specialist tracks will run alongside the main program: one on each day. 🐧 Kernel Development Hosted by Jeremy Kerr Covering the development of open source kernels (Linux and others): hardware enablement, project updates, roadmaps, processes, infrastructure, sustainability.
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Since @up_banking’s approach to developer/open-source relations apparently includes deleting relevant community discussion, I’ll share the project directly instead: An unofficial, reverse-engineered SDK + CLI for interacting with your own Up account: github.com/alesya-h/reup
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📢 Call for Sessions NOW OPEN for Everything Open 2027! 🚀 🎁 speakers get a complimentary conference pass! Formats: ⏱️ 45-min Talks ⏱️ 25-min Short Talks 🛠️ 90-min Hands-on Tutorials 🗓️ Closes 6 Sep 2026 (AoE) Submit your proposal today! 👇 2027.everythingopen.au/news/…
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This is a striking piece of polling, the Greens and One Nation combined getting 48% of the vote for 18 to 34s. This is what it looks like when the major parties fail entire generations of people.
Federal voting intention (18-34) 🟩 GRN: 28% (+2) 🟥 ALP: 24% (-6) 🟧 ONP: 20% (-1) 🟦 L/NP: 18% (+3) ⬛️ OTH: 10% (+1) DemosAU | 9-14 Apr | n=~500 [subsample from nationwide poll] | +/- 16-20 Feb
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If Britain could harness the power of Horatio Nelson spinning in his grave, it could achieve net zero emissions tomorrow.
Wow, it has been a long way from the British Empire to this. Can you name a bigger downgrade?
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Just cos I’m here. It’s a bit special.
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"The federal government’s attempts to convince you their policies are solving the housing crisis can only be described as national gaslighting." No word of a lie unfortunately.
This chart shows social housing construction per 100k people over 60 years. If the federal government’s own target is achieved, they’ll be funding public housing at the same level as we were 30 years ago. Meanwhile, our population has grown over 50% and there’s an existing shortfall while we continue to pump immigration that adds much more to demand than it does to supply capacity. And they’re not even directly building them - they’re so incapable and it takes so long that they’re buying them to achieve their political target, which is basically just shifting some of the overall new supply from private to public. The federal government’s attempts to convince you their policies are solving the housing crisis can only be described as national gaslighting.
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Hi Dropbears, hope you're all well. We have dropped this platform sadly in favour of LinkedIn, Bluesky, Instagram, and Infosec exchange. We'll see you there!
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Nats MP Michael McCormack has once again done his "Melbourne Cup of Politics" mock horse race call in the parliament "Canning [Andrew Hastie] has gone hard and fast, maybe a bit too Hastie" "New England [Barnaby Joyce], maybe changing stables"
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I wonder what this function does. flip :: Functor f => f (a -> b) -> a -> f b Wait, no I don't.
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I have landed my dream job. I’ve just accepted a position at Harmonic, a Palo Alto startup applying AI to formal mathematical reasoning. Harmonic’s Aristotle formal reasoning model achieved Gold Medal level performance at this year’s International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). I will work on exploring applications of Aristotle to the formal verification of hardware. This job is a perfect intersection of hardware design and verification, functional programming, formal methods and machine learning, bringing together several threads of my career so far. The beauty of asking an AI to generate a proof for a lemma (e.g. a formal property about a circuit) is that it can be checked by an external interactive theorem prover (like Lean) to establish whether the AI’s output is actually correct. This is an awesome superpower! harmonic.fun/ @HarmonicMath
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In this episode, we sat down with Phil Wadler, one of the most influential folks in the Haskell community, functional programming, and programming languages, responsible for type classes, monads, and much more! Link below:
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Newly obsessed with the oddly foreboding AI Romanian watermelon village. I will be tuning in to the ongoing series (from thegrecu on IG).
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