somehow ran out of every household item on the same day. dish soap. bar soap. paper towels. coffee. whoever coordinated this workback schedule was a genius.
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I'm not very familiar with Minecraft, and my kid wants to install some mods on PC, and the process feels so janky.
everything looks orange today and a haze is descending on the mountains. the smoke is coming.
when your Rust project pulls in 250 crates how are you supposed to verify and trust those
I made my PDS admin dashboard mobile-friendly so that I can check things on the go. And I log in via passkey.
tempted to add a button to my PDS admin dashboard - "deploy latest code" - so that I can click it from my phone
went jogging for the first time in a while and it went about as well as you might expect
new charli xcx growing on me. very listenable in the car. good driving music.
Okay so now that we shipped stacked PRs, what's the next biggest request you have for GitHub to take on?
I love everything about a morning workout except for the waking up part
2010: every software engineer has at least one story of breaking prod with a dumb mistake 2030: every software engineer has at least one story of an *agent* breaking prod with a dumb mistake
wooooahhhh Blue Angels just buzzed the tower on Microsoft campus must be Seafair weekend
I eat poke bowls using chopsticks because I’m terrible at it and it slows me down and I wind up eating less
me: "this tiny change couldn't possibly break my PDS" my PDS: "lol guess what"
made a seemingly minor change to the PDS, but it was to a code path that is important, and hoping it doesn't break anything
"I'm feeling optimistic" *clicks the "Update and Restart" button in Teams two minutes before the meeting begins*
while Seattle has the adorable Jimothy, my neighborhood has a pack of rabid raccoons determined to burn everything to the ground
having one of those days where I refactor the code too much. sometimes you just have to let it be.