Lysanne Pinto
@lyspin
📖 Lysanne's README
- I joined GitLab
🦊 in August 2023, just before GitLab 16.3 was released. - I live in Ottawa, Ontario
🇨🇦 with my partner, our tuxedo cat named Tails, and our french bulldog named Finn. - I like to read
📚 , and try to remember what I've read. Check out my Goodreads profile to see what I'm reading. - I enjoy collecting and listening to vinyl records
🎶 . Check out my Discogs profile to see my collection.
Communication style
- I generally keep Slack and email open, but I might not reply instantly.
- I will send you an invite to a Zoom call if I need you to explain things to me.
- I appreciate ongoing feedback on things I can improve and things I am doing well.
Working style
- I benefit from tasks being written with as much context as possible.
- I prefer to deep-dive into an issue so I can get a good understanding of the topic at hand.
- I tend to need time to process information before providing answers.
- I prefer to have information or questions prior to meetings or discussions.
Availability
- My timezone is ET. I generally work from ~10:00 to ~18:30, and do my best work in the afternoon.
- I'm not very productive before 10 am. I usually do not accept meetings late-nights or early mornings.
- I prefer to have coffee chats in the afternoons.
- If you see a good time on my calendar during my working hours, please schedule a meeting (no need to ask first).
- If you need to reschedule a meeting, go ahead!
- I do not have Slack or work email setup on my phone so I will not respond to pings unless I am at my work laptop.
How to reach me
- GitLab: Please @ me directly in comments, and assign issues and MRs to me.
- Slack: DM or @ me. I prefer Slack for most short interactions and questions.
- Email: I check my emails multiple times a day.
- Zoom: Ideal for conversations requiring back-and-forth in-depth dialogue.
Development setup
- Git client: GitKraken
- Code editor: Visual Studio Code with extensions:
- Command line environment:
- REST and GraphQL APIs: Hoppscotch
- Regular expressions: Regex101 and RegExr
- Markdown notes: Bear
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