IT Lightning Talks: session #25

Friday 8 Nov 2024, 10:00 → 11:00 Europe/Zurich

31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre (CERN)

Pedro Ferreira (CERN), Sebastian Lopienski (CERN), Hugo Gonzalez Labrador (CERN)

IT Lightning Talks (ITLT) are short presentations on any topic related to computing technology or to the IT department. See more here: https://twiki.cern.ch/IT/LightningTalks/

10:00 → 10:10 Welcome

Speakers: Hugo Gonzalez Labrador (CERN), Pedro Ferreira (CERN), Sebastian Lopienski (CERN)

Welcome

welcome-final.pdf

welcome-final.pptx

10:10 → 10:18 Flipper Zero: Hacker or Defender? Choose Your Side

Playful hacking in a personal test: Flipper is a tiny gadget that lets you read, clone, and mess with IoT signals. Whether testing the security of your smart devices or causing harmless (or not-so-harmless) chaos, it offers both power and fun—perfect for a little mischief!

Speaker: Elizaveta Ragozina (Massachusetts Inst. of Technology (US))

Flipper Zero: Hacker or Defender? Choose Your Side.pdf

10:18 → 10:26 What the hell is Zellij?

Discover the power of Zellij (https://zellij.dev/), a modern terminal multiplexer designed to boost your productivity! In this lightning talk, we’ll explore its features, including customizable layouts, tab and panes handling and more

Speaker: Luis Pigueiras (CERN)

20241108 - ITLT - What the hell is Zellij.pdf

10:26 → 10:34 Bringing arrow functions to Python

In this lightning talk, we’ll explore how to modify the Python grammar to add (clearly superior) JavaScript-style arrow functions to Python,
providing a cleaner alternative to traditional lambda functions. We'll walk through the steps required to adapt Python to support this new feature.
The talk will conclude with a live demo, showcasing arrow functions in action using a custom-compiled Python interpreter.
Get ready to see Python code like you've never seen it before!

Speaker: Tomas Roun (CERN)

python_lambdas.pdf

10:34 → 10:42 Managing passwords in the terminal

Managing your personal passwords and credentials can be challenging often we resort to third party passwords managers, however there is another option. This talk covers pass a unix based tool for managing passwords. With pass, passwords are managed as encrypted gpg files: they can be easily and safely transferred from computer to computer, or manipulated using standard command line file management utilities.

Speaker: Jack Charlie Munday

pass-lighting-talk.pdf

10:42 → 10:50 Visualize JIRA epics progress

How is my project progressing? Wouldn't it be great see this progress visually? Let's visualize and animate progress of tasks in a given list of JIRA epics.

Speaker: Sebastian Lopienski (CERN)

Code in GitLab

JIRA progress visualisation.pdf

JIRA progress visualisation.pptx