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Customer Success @Moderne. Previously @VMwareTanzu, @Pivotal, and @SRCDefense. Opinions are my own. He/him.

Still remembering 18F

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I know I’m not really saying anything new here, but wow is the iOS 26 Liquid Glass stuff completely ridiculous fluff. It makes no sense and it’s actively hostile to every action I want to do on my phone.
How is it possibly OK to anyone, Republican or Democrat, for the President of the fucking United States to be publicly declaring war on cities in his own country?
the vice president usually only endorses war crimes in secret memos so i feel like this is a big step forward for us
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KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe is accepting talk proposals NOW! And the CFP closes Oct 12, before KubeCon NA!

You don’t need to be a pro speaker. You just need a story, a lesson, or an experiment worth sharing.

☆彡 My CNCF blog post on teaming up with GenAI when writing proposals:
https://www.cncf.io/blog/2025/08/22/how-i-team-up-with-genai-to-craft-conference-talk-proposals/

Submit here: https://events.linuxfoundation.org/kubecon-cloudnativecon-europe/program/cfp/

#KubeCon #CloudNative #CFP #CNCF #TechTalks

"Delft Students on Software Architecture (DESOSA) is a collection of technical essays in which students explore the software architecture of 28 different open source systems"

https://desosa.nl/about

https://se.ewi.tudelft.nl/delftswa/books/desosa2020.pdf

h/t @RuthMalan for sharing

They explored architecture of Ansible, Blender, Bokeh, Docker Compose, ESlint, Gatsby, Gitlab, Meteor, Material UI, Next.js, Open edX, Scikit-learn, Sentry, Signal for Android, spaCy, TensorFlow, NumPy

I had a blast seeing Weapons tonight. I’m a little pissed that the #WaxworkRecords email last week about the soundtrack on vinyl showed off artwork that gave away a little too much, but it was still wild enough to enjoy the whole thing untangle itself.
Man, I’m consistently blown away by by Wired Magazine lately. I subscribed to get access to some random article and accidentally wandered into a magazine full of articles that walk the line between humor, truth, and fighting words. When did this happen? I feel like when I read Wired years ago it was… ok, but sort of like the computer games magazines you’d read to find out the new shit to buy? Every article is fire in the last couple of issues.
Formal specs as sets of behaviors

Amazon’s recent announcement of their spec-driven AI tool, Kiro, inspired me to write a blog post on a completely unrelated topic: formal specifications. In particular, I wanted to write abou…

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