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I was happy enough with a slide in my talk tonight, that I turned it into a blog post. Enjoy. Share with someone you think it may help.
https://somethingmoreserious.wordpress.com/2026/06/02/survival-guide-to-screwing-up/
Hey, guess what? I’m gonna be speaking at the #PyTexas meetup again. This time, I’m gonna try to distill some of what I’ve learned mentoring some really great people.
If you’ve never had a mentor, I’ll tell you how to get one and what to expect. If you’ve never been a mentor, I’ll tell ya what to expect and why you should. For both audiences, I’ll tell you how these relationships start, and give you the evergreen knowledge that’s a good core to build on.
#PyTexas was great, as always. I got to see a ton of friends, my fellow organizers who are like extended family, got to give a kickass lightning talk (that motivates me to finish out the full talk), and got to revisit Texas for the first time since moving.
Now for the long journey home…
PathRoot 1.1.0 has been published. I finally got around to writing the missing edge case tests, and fixing a few bugs. This release moves the minimum Python version to 3.12 from 3.10.
@starshaped The question I’ve started asking is this:
Right now, the price per token of AI is heavily subsidized. When that subsidization stops and prices rise, what then? Will companies be forced to choose between paying massive costs to keep their sunk cost fallacy going or paying massive costs to replace those tools and processes, or is there something I’m missing?
