Considering the spectrum on which software supply chain attacks and LLM use exist, and it seems like a lot of problems stem from simple-mindedness

"surely somebody wouldn't lie on the internet?"

California is the only place I have ever lived that loses power when it rains a little bit.

SF tech be like "I asked Claude for tips on how to reduce my carbon footprint""

I wrote a script that identifies inefficient queries in our codebase.

It just greps for queries in our codebase.

Look on the bright side, managers who are susceptible to #AI hype are less likely to be results-oriented and therefore more likely value the appearance of work.

Use this to your advantage.

#TIL by default Google is watching every time you open any app on the device you purchased and own

Dinner reminded me of when I owned lasagna.io, because it can infinitely scale horizontally and vertically.

Running a command that's going to produce a lot of output?

script -c "my-crazy-cli --debug"

Then you can "less -R typescript" to review the output once it is complet

I really cannot stop raving about how good #jenkins looks in 2026.

It's fast, functional, and open source :)