Remove i rule (#148)

Author: paddyroddy

arc-reintroduction/index.qmd

@@ -276,20 +276,20 @@ m
 
 ## {data-menu-title="Summary"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.Symbols = NO -->
-
 ::: {layout-ncol=2}
 
+<!-- vale RedHat.Symbols = NO -->
+
 - 2011 Two Castles Run (Warwick → Kenilworth).
 - Met most friends through running.
 - Run to work (sorry for the smell).
 - Clubs: Kenilworth Runners, CUH&H, UCL RAX, TH&H, Cottage Relocated.
 - PBs: 14:38, 30:13, 1:06:24, 2:18:08.
 
+<!-- vale RedHat.Symbols = YES -->
+
 ![2025 Lincoln 10km](figures/lincoln.jpg){width=70%}
 
 :::
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.Symbols = NO -->
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 {{< include /_includes/qr-code.qmd >}}

ci-cd-faster-easier-development/index.qmd

@@ -35,12 +35,8 @@ title: "CI/CD: Faster, Easier Development"
   - No manual intervention required
 - _Goal_: Reduce time between writing code and its use in production
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## DevOps {data-menu-title="DevOps (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 ::: {layout-ncol=2}
 
 My talk on a general overview of DevOps
@@ -71,11 +67,7 @@ colorDark="#ffffff" colorLight="#000000" height=550 width=550 >}}
   - Monitoring and Logging
   - Incident Response
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
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-## Key Differences {data-menu-title="DevOps (i)"}
-
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
+## Key Differences {data-menu-title="Key Differences (i)"}
 
 - _Scope_:
   - _CI/CD_: Focused on automating specific parts of the development pipeline
@@ -84,7 +76,7 @@ colorDark="#ffffff" colorLight="#000000" height=550 width=550 >}}
   - _CI/CD_: Primarily technical practices
   - _DevOps_: Emphasises cultural change and cross-functional collaboration
 
-## Key Differences {data-menu-title="DevOps (ii)"}
+## Key Differences {data-menu-title="Key Differences (ii)"}
 
 - _Goals_:
   - _CI/CD_: Faster, more reliable software releases
@@ -99,12 +91,8 @@ DevOps requires a broader cultural and operational shift.
 
 # GitHub Actions
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
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 ## What Are GitHub Actions? {data-menu-title="What Are GitHub Actions? (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD)
 platform that allows one to automate your build, test, and deployment pipeline.
 You can create workflows that build and test every pull request to your
@@ -144,12 +132,8 @@ jobs:
         run: echo Hello, world!
 ```
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
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 ## Example Uses {data-menu-title="Example Uses (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 - _Continuous Integration_: Automatically build and test your code every time
   you push to your repository or open a pull request.
 - _Continuous Deployment_: Automatically deploy your application to staging or
@@ -180,12 +164,8 @@ jobs:
 - Minimise workflow run time by using build matrices and caching
 - Use status badges in your README to show your workflow status
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Avoiding Duplication {data-menu-title="Avoiding Duplication (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 {{< include /quarto-making-talks/_slides/tables.qmd >}}
 
 ## Avoiding Duplication {data-menu-title="Avoiding Duplication (ii)"}

devops-an-introduction/index.qmd

@@ -31,12 +31,8 @@ title: "DevOps: An Introduction"
 
 # DevOps
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## What is DevOps? {data-menu-title="What is DevOps? (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
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 {{< include /quarto-making-talks/_slides/quotes.qmd >}}
 
 ## What is DevOps? {data-menu-title="What is DevOps? (ii)"}

europython-and-euroscipy-2025/index.qmd

@@ -75,12 +75,8 @@ centre."}
 - The Mighty Dot - Customize Attribute Access with Descriptors
 - [Accelerating Scientific Python: JAX, Numba, and Ray in Action](https://github.com/coobas/europython-25)
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Talks – Highlights {data-menu-title="Talks – Highlights (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 - Myths and fairy tales around Python performance
 - Typing at scale: statically type-checking a large codebase
 - Why it took 4 years to get a lock files specification
@@ -91,7 +87,6 @@ centre."}
 
 <!-- vale RedHat.CaseSensitiveTerms = NO -->
 <!-- vale RedHat.Symbols = NO -->
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
 
 - What comes after Rust in the Python ecosystem?
 - What does = do?
@@ -100,7 +95,6 @@ centre."}
 
 <!-- vale RedHat.CaseSensitiveTerms = YES -->
 <!-- vale RedHat.Symbols = YES -->
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
 
 ## Sprints {footer=false}
 
@@ -279,12 +273,8 @@ m
 - 20+ speakers
 - One social
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Tutorials {{< fa brands github >}} {data-menu-title="Tutorials (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 <!-- vale RedHat.Hyphens = NO -->
 
 - Guardians of Science: A Python Tutorial on a RAG-Powered Compliance Plug-In

github-safe-settings-policy-as-code/index.qmd

@@ -41,12 +41,8 @@ organisation.
 
 # App Overview
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## {data-menu-title="Overview (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 - In `safe-settings`, all the settings are stored centrally in an `admin` repo
   within the organisation. Unlike the
   [GitHub Repository Settings App](https://github.com/repository-settings/app),
@@ -157,12 +153,8 @@ overridevalidators:
       return true
 ```
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Performance {data-menu-title="Performance (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 When there are 1000s of repos to be managed -- and there is a global settings
 change -- safe-settings will have to work efficiently and only make the
 necessary API calls.
@@ -516,12 +508,8 @@ for my earlier talk on Renovate.
 - Disable webhook (assuming using GHA workflow).
 - Give the following permissions:
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Permissions {data-menu-title="Permissions (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 ### Repository
 
 | Read-only | Read and write    |               |
@@ -532,12 +520,8 @@ for my earlier talk on Renovate.
 |           | Contents          | Variables     |
 |           | Custom properties |               |
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Permissions {data-menu-title="Permissions (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 ### Organisation
 
 | Read and write | Admin             |
@@ -549,11 +533,7 @@ for my earlier talk on Renovate.
 
 None
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
-## Next Steps {data-menu-title="Next Septs (i)"}
-
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
+## Next Steps {data-menu-title="Next Steps (i)"}
 
 ::: {layout-ncol=2}
 

linting-prose-with-vale/index.qmd

@@ -31,12 +31,8 @@ title: Linting Prose with Vale
 
 # Vale
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## What is Vale? {data-menu-title="What is Vale? (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 Vale is a command-line tool that brings code-like linting to prose. Vale is
 cross-platform, written in Go, and
 [available on GitHub](https://github.com/errata-ai/vale).
@@ -123,12 +119,8 @@ default).
 
 :::
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Tech Stack {data-menu-title="Tech Stack? (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 Vale is a 100% open source, MIT-licensed project that consists of many parts:
 
 | Name    | Tech |                                                                                    Info |
@@ -152,12 +144,8 @@ Vale is a 100% open source, MIT-licensed project that consists of many parts:
 
 # Setting Up
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## `.vale.ini` {data-menu-title=".vale.ini (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 ```{.yaml code-line-numbers="1-2|4-7|8-11"}
 # Core settings appear at the top
 # (the "global" section).
@@ -188,12 +176,8 @@ Core settings:
 | IgnoredScopes | enum     | List of inline-level HTML tags to ignore. |
 | SkippedScopes | enum     |  List of block-level HTML tags to ignore. |
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## This Repository {data-menu-title="This Repository (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
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 The `/.vale.ini` file:
 
 ```{.ini}
@@ -221,12 +205,8 @@ The `/.gitignore` file:
 Styles specified in `Packages` can be retrieved by running `vale sync`, hence
 the `.gitignore` file.
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = NO -->
-
 ## Built-In Packages {data-menu-title="Built-In Packages (i)"}
 
-<!-- vale RedHat.TermsWarnings = YES -->
-
 Vale comes with a single built-in style named `Vale` that implements a few
 rules: `Spelling`, `Terms`, `Avoid` and `Repetition`.
 
@@ -319,12 +299,8 @@ jobs:
 
 # Demo
 
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 ## This Repo {data-menu-title="This Repo (i)"}
 
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 [paddyroddy/talks#80](https://github.com/paddyroddy/talks/pull/80/files)
 
 ![GitHub](figures/demo1.png)

porting-glass-to-the-python-array-api/index.qmd

@@ -37,12 +37,8 @@ high-resolution zoomed-in view of density fluctuations."}
 
 :::
 
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 ## The Team {data-menu-title="The Team (i)"}
 
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 ::: {layout-ncol="4"}
 
 ::: {.fragment}

pyopensci-my-experience/index.qmd

@@ -85,12 +85,8 @@ title: "pyOpenSci: My Experience"
 
 [![](figures/pyopensci_presubmission.png){width=90%}](https://github.com/pyOpenSci/software-submission/issues/148)
 
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 ## Review Process {data-menu-title="Review Process (i)"}
 
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 {{< include /quarto-making-talks/_slides/checkboxes.qmd >}}
 
 ## Review Process {data-menu-title="Review Process (ii)"}