Nathan

Nathan

@natfu.be

I'm a python developer and Emacs user with a hobby interest in statistics. I also like learning about functional programming, still ain't got it though!

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if you wanna be a good trans ally, hire us to good jobs we are way more likely to face financial insecurity, make 60 cents on the dollar compared to our cis counterparts, and a lot of us are *insanely* talented

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Still looking for a remote job. Senior/staff-level engineer or some sort of technical leadership role. TypeScript is my bread & butter but am a polyglot and willing to be flexible.

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Still interviewing, very hopeful something works out soon (though happy to hear of any leads). As always, any extra help is appreciated.

Probably should've done this ages ago, but I just setup a Ko-fi page. Extra support is deeply appreciated. I'm paying for hosting out of pocket, now a couple of months into being unemployed, and my birthday is in a couple of days. ko-fi.com/ens0dotme

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I had the honor of giving a keynote at the International Conference on Machine Learning last week. I addressed the widespread anxiety about how we should adapt as AI capabilities increase. I was thrilled by the talk’s reception, so I have made my slides available www.cs.princeton.edu/~arvindn/tal...

cs.princeton.eduWhat will be left for us to work on?ICML 2026 invited keynote — slides and edited transcript, presented click-by-click as delivered. Arvind Narayanan, Princeton University.

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A small ask from the local-first community. I’m speaking at @localfirstconf.com in Berlin about @tiles.run, but this year the conference isn't able to cover speaker travel. I'm trying to raise $700 through Github Sponsors to cover my flight. Any amount helps. github.com/sponsors/til...

github.comSponsor @tilesprivacy on GitHub SponsorsWe believe that privacy adoption at scale must work backwards from preserving utility. We aim to deliver “just works” experiences through best-in-class privacy-focused engineering while offering un...

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Still looking for a remote senior/staff-level SWE role that can provide health/vision/dental. I'm so good at what I do, and this job search dragging on is taking such a toll on me. Any help deeply appreciated.

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Still in need of a full-time remote senior/staff-level job! My strengths are TypeScript, Solidity, SQL, C#, and Swift. Decent with Rust. I'm a good team lead too and was once a CTO of a YC company. Boosts for visibility appreciated. Thanks SO much.

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We’re doing a user study to find out how adding always-on live values alongside code effects writing and debugging experiences for functional programming. See reply for sign-up details

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General reminder, as Google continues its lurch to search awfulness, that Kagi is legit brilliant. Its own AI features can be turned off. You can customise your datasets and weightings. Also SlopStop allows you to downweight, or filter out entirely, AI slop results. Legit worth the $10 a month.

kagi.comKagi - Reclaim the Web & Restore Your PrivacyReclaim the web from clutter. Get ad-free search, private browsing, and powerful tools that respect your data.

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HELP! #raylib maintainers needed! raylib has grown a lot in the last few years and it's impossible for me to maintain everything; there are some systems that I'd need some help from users with more experience than me! Thanks for your support! ❤️ github.com/raysan5/rayl...

github.comHELP! Maintainers needed! · Issue #5874 · raysan5/raylibraylib has grown a lot in the last few years and it's impossible for me to maintain all the parts involved in the library, there are specifically some systems that need maintainers to help with: [b...

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2 Elixir consultants willing to do 3000 Euro each would cover one major sponsor for Goatmire. 10 of them would bankroll that whole budget post. Be kind of rad if it was funded by people working in the community. ROI is a questionmark. I'd be happy to make it a special thing. #elixirlang #goatmire

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In less than three hours from now! Send e-mails and call your MEPs (proposed call script is available on the website for each MEP) via fightchatcontrol.eu !

Fight Chat Control@fightchatcontrol.bsky.social

The European Parliament is voting THURSDAY 26th at 11:00 on Chat Control. The Commission, Council, multiple tech giants, the Conservatives (EPP), and several MEPs from S&D and Renew stand united in favouring indiscriminate mass surveillance. Tell them NO: fightchatcontrol.eu

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Hegel is an open source property-based testing library for every language, based on, and brought to you by @drmaciver.bsky.social some of the other folks behind Hypothesis. Hegel-rust is on github today, more coming soon.

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For #InternationalWomensDay I’m sharing my ongoing series of women in science through history. I’m now at 79. Here’s to the day a scientist’s sex is no longer remarkable in any field. Since last year I have added these 12 #linocut prints. 🧪🐡👩‍🔬🧮🔭🎢🔬

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For #InternationalWomensDay a thread of my ongoing series of portraits of women in science through history. If you look for them, they’re there. I’m up to 67 now! Here’s to the day when a scientist’s sex is no longer remarkable in any field! #IWD #IWD2025 #histsci #linocut #printmaking 🧵🧪👩‍🔬

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Nobody should have to sacrifice their identity by submitting selfies or personal documents in order to be an Android Developer.

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Replying to @grimalkina.bsky.social

Key to efficient learning is realizing how we ACTUALLY learn, not just what FEELS like learning. I wrote a Claude Skill for some friends to help them think about this and they've liked it -- see Principles for some directions you could explore github.com/DrCatHicks/l...

github.comGitHub - DrCatHicks/learning-opportunities: A Claude Code skill for deliberate skill development during AI-assisted codingA Claude Code skill for deliberate skill development during AI-assisted coding - DrCatHicks/learning-opportunities

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Replying to @pikaole.bsky.social

Some bees are moving leaves, scraping plant hair, or sticking out their tongues. Some male bees have hairy faces and unusually shaped legs. There are also baby bees that have just hatched from their petal nests.

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Woo hoo! 🎉 My book, #Python Workout (2nd edition), is now the #20 best-selling book in programming languages at Amazon. Thanks so much to everyone who has bought it, and also to everyone leaving such kind reviews.

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In September 2025 we launched a major update of Proton Mail for iOS and Android. Users will have seen performance and design updates, but under the hood this development involved a new and novel technology stack... https://proton.me/blog/next-generation-proton-mail-mobile-apps

proton.meNext-generation Proton Mail mobile apps: more than meets the eye | ProtonProton Mail's next-generation iOS and Android apps were rebuilt from the ground up. Here's why we did it and what it changes for users.

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Why the French govt digital services chose #Python and #Django: “the boring stack can be upgraded easily and will still work in 20 years” -- Manuel Raynaud showcases LaSuite #FOSDEM. Open source digital collaboration apps, built as an alternative to Microsoft Teams / Office

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Help me crowd-source the Python Index (I'll come up with a better name at some point…) • How easy does Python make it to write good code? • How hard does Python make it to write bad code? The ideal programming language scores (1, 1) Where would you place Python?

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I've had confirmation from the British Library that they do indeed have copies of some letters between Ada Lovelace and Florence Nightingale, so now planning a trip into London to see those. If you can donate a fiver to help me continue ALD-related work, I'd be very grateful. And please share!

Ada Lovelace Day@adalovelaceday.bsky.social

Last year, nearly one hundred people donated to ensure I could move the Ada Lovelace Day website to a new hosting platform, go to four events, and run ALD online in October. With the arrival of a New Year, though, comes the need for a new fundraiser: www.gofundme.com/f/ada-lovela...

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I was making a list of my favourite programming essays ("parse don't validate", etc.) and I realised I don't know of any that extol the virtues of immutable data structures. Does anyone know of one? Do I need to write one?

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Announcing @modalfoundation.bsky.social, a nonprofit making open social tech viable at scale. Modal will connect experts, strategists, builders and communities to create a human-centered internet. The foundation will oversee @freeourfeeds.com, @eurosky.social and more to come. modalfoundation.org

modalfoundation.orgModal FoundationSupporting decentralized social tech and open standards to create trustworthy, public-interest social media alternatives and ensure access to vital information.