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Jessica Rudd

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Building funsize-engineer

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By Jessica Rudd
| DEV Community
Introduction In the modern software landscape, the barrier between an idea and a deployable artifact is often the friction of boilerplate and configuration. This post documents the creation of funsize-engineer, a Python package designed to serve as my terminal-based “business card”.
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Jessica Rudd: Kids have much to teach on the significance of the referendum

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By Jessica Rudd
| Women's Agenda Verified
Yesterday, I told my kids I was working on a piece on how to talk to your children about the Voice. Little did I know that conversation would lead me to writing about what we can learn from our children about the significance of this referendum. My kids and I talk about big ideas all the time. I grew up in a political family, so discussions like this were de rigueur, but I know this wasn’t the experience of many of my peers.
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Jessica Rudd | Voice to Parliament poses test for adults of today

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By Jessica Rudd
| Queanbeyan Age Verified
When I was in grade 10 in Brisbane, Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party held 11 seats in the Queensland Parliament. Wik and Mabo had happened and land rights were in the news. The Bringing Them Home report into the Stolen Generations had been handed down by the Human Rights Commission. Oasis, U2 and the Spice Girls were on the radio, we got a dial-up modem and Mum had a Nokia. Mortgage-holders had been white-knuckling through the darkness of recession, clipping coupons and watching for specials.
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