Jacqueline

@notjack.space

rapid unscheduled torment nexus disassembly expert — nonbinary, she/they — works on CI platforms at Google — writes Racket elsewhere — admin of @claude.notjack.space

I can tell I'm upset about my team's workload because today in a discussion about project staffing I said "That seems unrealistic" with more venom than a den of copperheads

My job as a guy who has officially Seen Some Shit in my professional career is now to show up and say "yes yes nice workaround but have we tried not having this problem" and then showing what not having the problem looks like. I can't imagine this is popular but by god is it needed

the rate at which I'm getting paged now because you fuckers QUINTUPLED your code submission rate is going to drive me to hunt down Sam Altman with a harpoon gun and become a datacenter direct action maximalist

"Tell me how a nuclear reactor works or I'll have one of these soldiers throw you out of the helicopter" remains one of the best lines in Chernobyl

Moonfall fucking slaps and I'm so glad I got to watch it in theaters with the love of my life while an edible was launching me into the stratosphere

the tangled PR UI is so fucking goofy but damn does it make me happy seeing people make weird indie software that's actually useful to me and my friends

could estrogen have saved Dr. Horrible? the greatest thread in the history of foru- *BANG* ℹ️ User was taken out by rooftop snipers for this post ℹ️

this is a hostage situation. if you do not wire me one million dollars in the next 48 hours, I will build a UI that notifies you when strangers emoji-react to arbitrary lines of your open source code.

I'm an infrastructure engineer, so there are exactly two kinds of UIs I know how to build: 1) an airplane cockpit with six hundred intricately labeled switches, toggles, dials, and levers 2) the same cockpit but with one giant red button slapped on the dash that I press 99% of the time

I have apparently achieved the level of Compiler Brain where I consistently forget that my coworkers do not have a symbolic execution engine inside their heads that runs automatically on whatever code we're looking at