gcloud_ssh A simple script that finds a google cloud compute VM by IP address across all projects of an organization and runs gcloud ssh to it. #!/bin/bash GCLOUD_SSH_FLAGS="--internal-ip" # Get organization ID dynamically get_org_id() { gcloud organizations list --format="value(name)" --limit=1 2>/dev/null | sed 's|organizations/||' } search_and_connect() { local ip_address=$1 echo "Searching …
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gcloud_sshA simple script that finds a google cloud compute VM by IP address across all projects of an organization and runs gcloud ssh to it. #!/bin/bash GCLOUD_SSH_FLAGS="--internal-ip" # Get organization ID dynamically get_org_id() { gcloud organizations list --format="value(name)" --limit=1 2>/dev/null | sed 's|organizations/||' } search_and_connect() { local ip_address=$1 echo "Searching …
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gcloud_ssh A simple script that finds a google cloud compute VM by IP address across all projects of an organization and runs gcloud ssh to it. #!/bin/bash GCLOUD_SSH_FLAGS="--internal-ip" # Get organization ID dynamically get_org_id() { gcloud organizations list --format="value(name)" --limit=1 2>/dev/null | sed 's|organizations/||' } search_and_connect() { local ip_address=$1 echo "Searching …
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Fan Organized Events around the Acquired Live Show
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www.nothingeasyaboutthis.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Pulling off three fan organized events alongside the Acquired live show in New York City was a massive undertaking. We did a community run, a pre-show meetup at a local bar, and then a takeover of the Rockefeller Center Rink for the afterparty. Here’s a breakdown of
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How to Create and Combine SwiftUI Views Without Getting Lost in Deep Nesting and Complex Layouts
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matteomanferdini.com
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1 year ago
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eng
As you create increasingly complex SwiftUI views, you may feel your code is turning into a tangled mess of nested stacks, layout view modifiers, and conditionals. In this article, we’ll explore how to leverage SwiftUI’s full toolkit—beyond just stacks—to build configurable views. You’ll learn to use built-in specialized views, view styles, and view builders for ... Read more The post How to Create and Combine SwiftUI Views Without Gett..
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A newsletter discussing AI, Knowledge Work, Knowledge Management Systems, Zen Productivity, Personal Organization, and everything in between!
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The more I work on API standards, the more I realise how few teams understand that they can adopt the standards and, without breaking any contract, adapt them to make a strong interface for their own application. One of my … Continue reading →
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Between motorcycle rides with my friends from TOMCC Italia and family dinners at sunset, I spent most of the weekend in the foothills of Romagna. I’m fortunate to live close to such beautiful landscapes .
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Note Read also the writeup on latest Harjus release. The idea of turning on a program and just letting it rip while collecting (riskless) money is compelling. No sales or marketing, or other things I, as an engineer, like to shy away from doing - just enjoyable tinkering with models and infra. That’s printing money. To have a go at money printing, I built a trading bot. The bot is called Harjus (Finnish for grayling), and it exploits triang..
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Note Read also the writeup on latest Harjus release. The idea of turning on a program and just letting it rip while collecting (riskless) money is compelling. No sales or marketing, or other things I, as an engineer, like to shy away from doing - just enjoyable tinkering with models and infra. That’s printing money. To have a go at money printing, I built a trading bot. The bot is called Harjus (Finnish for grayling), and it exploits triang..
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Note Read also the writeup on latest Harjus release. The idea of turning on a program and just letting it rip while collecting (riskless) money is compelling. No sales or marketing, or other things I, as an engineer, like to shy away from doing - just enjoyable tinkering with models and infra. That’s printing money. To have a go at money printing, I built a trading bot. The bot is called Harjus (Finnish for grayling), and it exploits triang..
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Navigating Enterprise AI Implementation: Risks, Rewards, and Where to Start
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snyk.io
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1 year ago
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eng
Learn how to navigate enterprise AI implementation with a focus on trust, security, and value. Discover key considerations, high-impact use cases like RAG and content generation, and best practices for building a secure AI foundation.
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Learn about the recent $500K crypto heist caused by a malicious "Solidity Language" extension in Cursor IDE. Understand how compromised IDE extensions and third-party registries pose significant supply chain risks for developers and the broader AI ecosystem.
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A 3D cuckoo-clock that lives in your macOS menu bar. Every 30 minutes the doors swing open and a tiny bird reminds you the morning is gone.
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A 3D cuckoo-clock that lives in your macOS menu bar. Every 30 minutes the doors swing open and a tiny bird reminds you the morning is gone.
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Traveling to Asheville, North Carolina to experience the Nantahala National Forest while looking for some treasure.
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ROOST Announces “Coop” and “Osprey”: Free, Open-Source Trust and Safety Infrastructure for the AI Era
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discord.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Open-sourced tools put enterprise-grade content safety and threat investigation capabilities within reach of organizations of all sizes
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How my manager tricked us team into doing things: The Experiment Framework
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danielsada.tech
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1 year ago
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eng
Back in the day, I was on a team that was allergic to change. Every small process improvement or tweak was deeply resented by team members, and it was hard to make progress. Tracking our tasks? Standups? Scrum? Writing status updates asynchronously? Whatever it was, the team was reluctant to try it out. The best manager I’ve ever had, tricked us with the experiment framework. Let’s try standups, but only for a definite period of time, and a..
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How my manager tricked us team into doing things: The Experiment Framework
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danielsada.tech
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1 year ago
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eng
Back in the day, I was on a team that was allergic to change. Every small process improvement or tweak was deeply resented by team members, and it was hard to make progress. Tracking our tasks? Standups? Scrum? Writing status updates asynchronously? Whatever it was, the team was reluctant to try it out. The best manager I’ve ever had, tricked us with the experiment framework. Let’s try standups, but only for a definite period of time, and a..
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Intel Ends Clear Linux OS Development (And Users Need to Migrate Now)
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www.omglinux.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Intel has called time on Clear Linux, its home-grown, performance-focused Linux distribution, ending support for the distro with immediate effect. That means no more security patches, no more updates, and... The post Intel Ends Clear Linux OS Development (And Users Need to Migrate Now) is from OMG! Linux and reproduction without permission is, like, a nope.
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after Charles Bukowski‘s Style AI is the answer to everything,a fresh way to approach a dull or dangerous thing.To do a dull thing with AI is preferable to doing a dangerous thing without it.To do a dangerous thing with AI is what I call art. Refactoring can be an art,debugging can be an art,naming things… Continue reading AI
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in any DSA textbook we'll find out that we have two ways to implement maps - so called "hashmaps" and and the less common "treemaps". which makes me wonder: why are there no "linked list maps"? reading elements would obviously be slower than a treemap - O(n) vs O(log n) - but inserting can be faster if we keep a reference to the tail of the linked list - O(1) vs O(log n). am i missing something?
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Until now I’ve only read Le Guin’s science fiction work, and have wanted to give her fantasy series Earthsea a try for a while. I really enjoyed this first installment. The societies that the protagonist ventures through felt lived-in in a way that feels missing from some other high fantasy like the Lord of the Rings. The way that magic and the sorcerers and witches who perform it are weaved into the world was really well done. “Sorce....
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Until now I’ve only read Le Guin’s science fiction work, and have wanted to give her fantasy series Earthsea a try for a while. I really enjoyed this first installment. The societies that the protagonist ventures through felt lived-in in a way that feels missing from some other high fantasy like the Lord of the Rings. The way that magic and the sorcerers and witches who perform it are weaved into the world was really well done. “Sorce....
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This year has been very interesting so far. The first half absolutely sucked and went by in a second. There was a lot of shit going on at work, leading to me being burnt out and needing to quit the startup I co-founded. It was a forced break. What followed is pretty interesting. You need to reorient. You need to regain strength. The first four weeks I couldn’t really do anything and got sick again and again. My body needed to rest.
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The latest version of Visual Studio Code Insiders now shows a prompt before you bring in a third-party MCP server. Neat! No more one-click command execution.
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Back in February, I asked folks on the Fediverse if I should try to contribute native macOS sharing to Emacs upstream . While folks were keen on the sharing feature, there were reservations about whether or not a macOS-only patch would be welcome upstream. While my chances of success sounded fairly low, I figured I had to at least try before giving up… and I have to say, I'm glad I gave it a chance. Yesterday, my patch was finally merge....
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Updating the gallery on this site has been an on-again off-again project for a long time. Mainly because I was running in to some issues with Expose. This version is built as a project from the ground up: exercising my rusty front-end “skills” and seeing how some of the Gemini tooling can help with such projects. The new gallery is at p.rob.sh/v3 .
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Updating the gallery on this site has been an on-again off-again project for a long time. Mainly because I was running in to some issues with Expose. This version is built as a project from the ground up: exercising my rusty front-end “skills” and seeing how some of the Gemini tooling can help with such projects. The new gallery is at p.rob.sh/v3 .
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Unexpected inconsistency in records The other day, I was trying to figure out a bug in my code, and it turned out to be a misunderstanding on my part as to how C# records work. It’s entirely possible that I’m the only one who expected them to work in the way that I did, but … Continue reading Unexpected inconsistency in records →
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I got to lead communion at my church recently – a ritual to remember Jesus and how he gave his life. I’ve got a recording here, a written version below, and at the bottom the scriptures and song that were swirling in my head as this came together. Hello, I’m Jason, and I get to […]
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In this post, I want to share the history behind GoReleaser , how we got here, lessons I’ve learned along the way, and what’s ahead.
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