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@dashaun it boggles my mind that it’s taken this long for the ecosystem to be less complicated on an M1 Mac given how many folks develop on that platform.

That said, I’m so glad you picked up the baton on this @dashaun! The complexity is a real challenge to new folks learning about buildpacks, but it also paves the way for us to deploy less power-hungry versions of our apps for more sustainable software too!

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@dashaun it boggles my mind that it’s taken this long for the ecosystem to be less complicated on an M1 Mac given how many folks develop on that platform.

That said, I’m so glad you picked up the baton on this @dashaun! The complexity is a real challenge to new folks learning about buildpacks, but it also paves the way for us to deploy less power-hungry versions of our apps for more sustainable software too!

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Oh wow, it’s been ten years since Dredd?

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Oh wow, it’s been ten years since Dredd?

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Honestly, I was never a very good social media community member. I’m a consumer - I like to sit quietly, post every once in a while but mostly just listen to all of these smart folks talking about interesting things (sometimes with each other, sometimes just to all the other folks like me out there). All of the ways the fediverse aims to create smaller more intimate communities sounds so nice, but it’s also totally foreign to how I engage on the internet in general.

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Honestly, I was never a very good social media community member. I’m a consumer - I like to sit quietly, post every once in a while but mostly just listen to all of these smart folks talking about interesting things (sometimes with each other, sometimes just to all the other folks like me out there). All of the ways the fediverse aims to create smaller more intimate communities sounds so nice, but it’s also totally foreign to how I engage on the internet in general.

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Is there a good pattern for making spring libraries (not apps, but libraries you hope other Spring developers will use in their apps built on a variety of Spring versions) useful across generations and gracefully degrade for older versions?

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Is there a good pattern for making spring libraries (not apps, but libraries you hope other Spring developers will use in their apps built on a variety of Spring versions) useful across generations and gracefully degrade for older versions?

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I want to try out the new Micrometer and Spring Boot 3 stuff in spring-boot-carbonaware-metrics, but I’m also torn that it would drastically reduce the folks that could drop it in and use it (ie folks still using older spring in their projects). The goal for the metrics project is to maximize reach and impact so that feels like staying w/ spring boot 2 is the right call.

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I want to try out the new Micrometer and Spring Boot 3 stuff in spring-boot-carbonaware-metrics, but I’m also torn that it would drastically reduce the folks that could drop it in and use it (ie folks still using older spring in their projects). The goal for the metrics project is to maximize reach and impact so that feels like staying w/ spring boot 2 is the right call.

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You can also check out our project page for the hackathon for a text write-up: https://lnkd.in/eYVW2b_5

And then come clone the repo and get involved! https://lnkd.in/eMgv8AQV

Also come join the GSF's Decarbonize Software event next Thursday Nov 11th to here more about the SCI spec, the SDK, and the projects worked on during the hackathon! https://lnkd.in/et4H72ng

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You can also check out our project page for the hackathon for a text write-up: https://lnkd.in/eYVW2b_5

And then come clone the repo and get involved! https://lnkd.in/eMgv8AQV

Also come join the GSF's Decarbonize Software event next Thursday Nov 11th to here more about the SCI spec, the SDK, and the projects worked on during the hackathon! https://lnkd.in/et4H72ng

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That's a wrap for the Green Software Foundation's #CarbonHack22 hackathon! So many ideas, so much stuff to learn, and some really interesting projects like the Software Carbon Intensity spec & Carbon-Aware SDK to work with.

It was a blast working with Debo on Carbon Metrics for Spring Boot, and there's still a lot of work to do to make easy carbon metrics available to Spring Boot developers.

Watch out video pitch to get a 2-minute intro: https://lnkd.in/e94Z_sMc

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That's a wrap for the Green Software Foundation's #CarbonHack22 hackathon! So many ideas, so much stuff to learn, and some really interesting projects like the Software Carbon Intensity spec & Carbon-Aware SDK to work with.

It was a blast working with Debo on Carbon Metrics for Spring Boot, and there's still a lot of work to do to make easy carbon metrics available to Spring Boot developers.

Watch out video pitch to get a 2-minute intro: https://lnkd.in/e94Z_sMc

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This is the first Spring One after leaving VMware and I miss the buzz and anticipation and easy (read: free) access to the live sessions. There are a lot of good talks in that schedule.

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This is the first Spring One after leaving VMware and I miss the buzz and anticipation and easy (read: free) access to the live sessions. There are a lot of good talks in that schedule.

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Goddamn it, I'm staying up too late doom-scrolling my Twitter follows looking for Mastodon handles.

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Goddamn it, I'm staying up too late doom-scrolling my Twitter follows looking for Mastodon handles.

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It's just baby steps, but I'm learning so much about a domain (sustainability and carbon emissions) that's been really hard for me to reason about without getting stuck in analysis paralysis.

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It's just baby steps, but I'm learning so much about a domain (sustainability and carbon emissions) that's been really hard for me to reason about without getting stuck in analysis paralysis.

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Just a few more days before the Green Software Foundation's #CarbonHack22 hackathon wraps up. I've been working on a project to automatically provide software carbon intensity metrics for your Spring Boot apps. https://github.com/mtthwcmpbll/spring-boot-carbonaware-metrics

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Just a few more days before the Green Software Foundation's #CarbonHack22 hackathon wraps up. I've been working on a project to automatically provide software carbon intensity metrics for your Spring Boot apps. https://github.com/mtthwcmpbll/spring-boot-carbonaware-metrics