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Computer nerd that also likes to go outside. Elixir all day, dog dad, outdoorsy with an ambitious wishlist of hobbies.
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Five years ago, coding was the easy part, and knowing what to code and promoting it (talking to customers, positioning, sales, etc.) was the hard part. Right now, coding is still the easy part, and knowing what to code and promoting it is the hard part.

submitted 11 days ago • 2 comments

Programmers are usually fed a steady diet of features and bug fixes. But occasionally they get to work on performance problems. This development methodology is known as intermittent fasting.

submitted 19 days ago • 4 comments

Super nice post about @elixir-lang.org's nimble_ownership library by Alex Martsinovich: distantprovince.by/posts/what-d... Great stuff to know about. Also, great technical writing 👏

submitted 159 days ago • 0 comments

"Saying the need for housing outweighs parking needs is like saying the need for water outweighs the need for food. Sure, you can survive on one for a bit, but not forever." PARKING IS ESSENTIAL FOR HUMAN LIFE!

submitted 161 days ago • 4 comments

The conversation needs to be about how data centers are causing coal plants to be kept online longer, not about water usage.

submitted 180 days ago • 5 comments

How long before all these “coding is going away because of AI” people have giant balls of mud no one understands that just get thrown out? To me the work isn’t in the generating code, it’s writing the correct code to systematically build the product. #AI #software

submitted 180 days ago • 1 comment

Morning Bluesky, is this a good spot for backyard #birds?

submitted 184 days ago • 0 comments

there was a 1936 proposal to build a concrete ramp structure up to the midpoint of the eiffel tower so you could drive up it. and i, for one, think it’s a shame that there was never a trend of making world monuments more car-accessible.

submitted 197 days ago • 39 comments

Solarpunk gets a bad rap, but I'm hard pressed to think of another contemporary genre that's actually imagining hopeful futures. Everything else just seems to assume that Things Will Continue to Get Worse (and frankly, I don't know if I can blame them)

submitted 204 days ago • 63 comments

How does the new iOS inactivity reboot work? What does it protect from? I reverse engineered the kernel extension and the secure enclave processor, where this feature is implemented. naehrdine.blogspot.com/2024/11/reve...

submitted 204 days ago • 12 comments

This is my house. It's optimized for LAN parties. What do you think? lanparty.house

submitted 205 days ago • 22 comments

💡 Tip: You can set your website as your username on Bluesky! This is one form of self-verification, and we especially encourage official organizations and brands to do this! Examples include @npr.org @react.dev @duolingobrasil.com.br. Here's our guide for how to do this:

submitted 206 days ago • 1513 comments

but surely my problems will be solved if I buy more blank notebooks

submitted 206 days ago • 24 comments

Hello! I’m a software engineer living in #CambridgeMA interested in urban sustainability, #elixirlang, biking, hiking, and so much more. Hope to get to know you more.

submitted 206 days ago • 0 comments