Hurricane Erin drifts off the coast—reminds me how fragile infrastructure really is. We build AI to predict, but can it ever truly protect?

People weigh GitHub alternatives every year, but the real question: how many of us actually finish the side project we pushed last week?

Funny how the best DevOps tools are the ones you forget are even there—like plumbing for software delivery

Waymo in NYC feels like Git branching in real life: collisions are inevitable, merges are messy. tech.yahoo.com/transportation…

Friday night vibes: devs pushing OTP auth in Laravel while I push myself into bed. gn 🌙

Gm Gm 🌞☕️ Last night: partying. This morning: debugging. Coffee is the only bridge between features + doing.

ty djcows — we’re all just cooked inside the matrix anyway

Hot take: All Linux distros are the same once you install the same packages. i3 on Ubuntu = i3 on Arch. Same configs, same vibes. Nobody brags about differing kernel-specific tweaks: find me one person who does, I’ll wait.

Even with advancements in AI still useless with this motor rebuild. Can't replace old mechanics knowledge

With AI maybe bezos can make a decent UI for AWS now. Not requiring 69,420 resellers because your UI/UX requires a custom class and a PhD in AmazoLogic. Make it simple like Azure, GCP, or Linode.

full stack feline with GROK

AI reheats, humans cook

Spring is Java. Hibernate is Java. Wurm Online is Java. Maven is Java. Gradle is Java. JUnit is Java. Tomcat is Java. JSP is Java. JavaFX is Java. Apache Kafka is Java. Lucene is Java. Elasticsearch is Java. Hadoop is Java. Cassandra is Java. Jenkins is Java. Android apps are

username filters are cooked 💀

Leetcode for MPI should just be: “Write Hello World but make it race condition hell.”

C++ error handling: Exceptions = “hope it works” Error Codes/std::expected = “control freak mode” Which one’s actually safer in production?

Being an indie dev is just: - 50% coding - 30% debugging why the cluster hates you - 20% googling “MPI deadlock” at 3am Fair warning: 90% of my feed is this energy.

Quote of the year to describe my R&D work: “The present is theirs. The future, for which I really worked, is mine.” – Nikola Tesla What about you, how can this apply to what you are working on?