As many of my long-term readers know, I’m often promising new content that never shows up. Partially it’s because the last 6 months have been absolutely nuts for me, and partially it’s because I have a problem with perfection. I know I have a problem with perfection and I fight it, but let’s face it, […]
Posted on August 28, 2007, 6:02 pm, by Amy Hoy, under
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Thought I’d steal a moment of your time to pimp a good education and a good cause: The Lone Star Ruby Conference might be sold out, but you still have a chance to snag a seat at the pre-conference charity workshop. For an almost criminally reasonable contribution of $50, you get to sit and listen […]
Posted on August 23, 2007, 2:59 am, by Amy Hoy, under
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I am! Legally speaking, my name is Amy Fuchs, but since I’ve got this “personal brand” thing going on (and no small amount of Google juice) I still go by Amy Hoy. I have a personal web site (you’re looking at it), a company, a business partner and a husband who happen to be one […]
Or thinking about it? Or thinking about thinking about it? Or thinking about thinking about thinking about checking out the MP3s and slide stacks from the presentations after the shindig is over? Then… vote for meeeee. Ooh, ooh, pick me! I’m pitching a panel—the prepared kind, not the “let’s get 5 people together and yak […]
Sort of. Again. But now we have a web site that looks like this: You should go there and click around, though, if you need a chuckle… catch my drift? (winknudge*) I can has training? Lolcats may be on the way out but quality training never is! Or so I tell myself. Speaking of quality […]
Posted on August 9, 2007, 5:17 am, by Amy Hoy, under
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Did you send me an email with this subject line? I accidently deleted it and can’t recover it (a peril of using the iPhone while slightly intoxicated, I’m afraid). Please email me again. I don’t mean to not respond.
I had a blast at this year’s OSCON and FOSCON. I got out more and met tons of wonderful people. It seems like more Ruby folks were in attendance than last year, too. I think, though, on the balance, I’d rather not keep doing 3 talks every time I go. But maybe that’s just me […]