Matteo Bertini 🇮🇹 🌈 @naufraghi@mastodon.uno

Mi sono stufato di guardare con diffidenza chi espone la bandiera italiana, spesso usata dalle destre più violente e xenofobe.
Voglio tornare ad esser fiero della bandiera, in particolare per il 25 Aprile, e poter festeggiare l'Italia che ha vinto contro il fascismo ed il nazismo, che i neo-fascisti se ne trovino un'altra.

I really hope that little pearls like @ComuneVolterra that are suffering from people moving away will take this opportunity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volterra
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RT @chris_herd
🚜 Rural Living: World-class people will move to smaller cities, have a lower cost of living & higher quality of life

These regions must innovate quickly to attract that wealth. Better schools, faster internet connections are a must
https://twitter.com/chris_herd/status/1388099112994738177

Se andiamo avanti con le assicurazioni complementari, penso ai #sindacati e #metasalute, poi non ci dobbiamo stupire se i nostri figli si trovaranno con solo quelle, e solo se avranno un lavoro.
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RT @TinkerSec
Concerning healthcare...

My initial General Practitioner did not want to fill out Short Term Disability paperwork.

My initial psychiatrist asked "Well if you're not in the hospital, why aren't you working? I won't fill out STD…
https://twitter.com/TinkerSec/status/1388119273277739008

Che l'editoriale più serio del primo maggio venga da un cantante dovrebbe fare riflettere molti giornalisti su cosa stanno facendo della loro vita e perché. #fedez #primomaggio #giornalisti

Quello che rimpiango del giorno della #Liberazione è che domani sarà tutto uguale a ieri ma 76 anni fa dei veri politici crearono l'Italia che conosciamo e la cui struttura ancora regge contro i nuovi fascisti che cercano nuove vittime per raggiungere il potere. #25AprileSempre

With the arrival of spring and almost summer temperatures, the desire for functional languages returns, especially Elm. Is it a purely climatic issue or is the simplicity of Elm the unconscious answer to the complexity experienced working for months with other languages/tooling?

Writing prose is sometimes harder than writing code! I hope the message is clear despite the length.
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RT @rustlab_conf
The history and vision of the @develer conferences

Develer conferences are intersectional spaces for multiple communities, an environment that respects everyone's ideas.

Read more 👉 https://www.develer.com/en/history-and-vision-of-the-develer-conferences/

@naufraghi
https://twitter.com/rustlab_conf/status/1385127124516933633

Mi sono stufato di guardare con diffidenza chi espone la bandiera italiana, spesso usata dalle destre più violente e xenofobe.
Voglio tornare ad esser fiero della bandiera, in particolare per il 25 Aprile, e poter festeggiare l'Italia che ha vinto contro il fascismo ed il nazismo, che i neo-fascisti se ne trovino un'altra.

New frontiers of self marketing, hack into someone profile and modify the infos asking to be followed on <some-social>. Just happened to someone I know. Perhaps now they will use a stronger password! #whitehat

😁my twitter is strangely biased :)
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RT @spf13
Thinking about ways to improve the Go new project experience more.

What are some of your favorite "getting started" tools and resources (outside of Go's ecosystem)?
https://twitter.com/spf13/status/1383092322791985162

I think we should always remember that all that IDE help is ephemeral, what's left is just the code: variables should have a sensible name and when the type is documentation, even if the IDE can "guess" it, it's good to write it down.

It scares me a little to get in the habit of relying on smart plugins for code refactoring, it's fine to have the same result as doing search and replace and fixing errors, but you lose code grepability.

If too many variable names and types are similar and you need more context than a few lines to disambiguate, we should have the same intelligence when looking at a diff or when using a less configured editor.

If robots will do the boring stuff, let's focus as humans on the rest (creativity, art, compassion, ...)
TED Talks Daily: The value of your humanity in an automated future | Kevin Roose https://www.ted.com/talks/kevin_roose_the_value_of_your_humanity_in_an_automated_future?rss=172BB350-0207

The Real Python Podcast: The Challenges of Developing Into a Python Professional https://realpython.com/podcasts/rpp/49/ interesting metaphor of language ecosystem evolution to be like the universe after the Big Bang: hot matter all around at first and more and more order after a while. #python has galaxies, #rust is still expanding so fast!

L'altro giorno mia figlia dice:

I: «Ho scoperto che la maestra ha due figl»,
M: «non ho capito, figli o figlie?»
I: «figl, non ha detto se sono maschi o femmine!»

Quindi le nuove generazioni hanno deciso, vada per la modalità Cattivik!

... che poi, per l'abitudine italiana di "vocalizzare" il troncamento, potremmo anche scrivere figlə con quella lettera finale mezza non detta (Schwa: ə, Ctrl+Shift+u 259 su linux/chromebook)

hmm, I may start developing a simple flashcard app in Elm (still the easiest way to build a web UI for me), be warned: 0.19 may be old soon! It happened 3 times: I start something, Elm +0.1 is released, I'm working on the "old" release 😀