Neat idea!

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Have you filled a developer bucket?

Finally upgraded my Pop!_OS machine to COSMIC and thus far it's pretty great! 💛

HAPPY JUNETEENTH!!!! ✊🏾❤️🖤💚 🎥: @blairimani.bsky.social

This was a good read and something for all of us to consider. tombedor.dev/human-attent...

It's fun that Claude uses cute terms like "belt and suspenders" for what I would just call "overengineered". 🙃

Call me a purist but something about the Stanley Cup Finals teams current temperature being 78 and 96 degrees Fahrenheit is bizarre. Back in my day hockey was played in places that actually had ice! 🏒

Writing code got cheap. Everything around it didn't. Some recent thoughts written down in public.

Happy June y'all. 🌈 danielleheberling.xyz/blog/the-in-...

Scale to zero. 🙌 aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/in...

Running Claude Code on your laptop is easy. Getting it onto shared compute your whole team can use is the hard part. So I built a not-pretty-but-working tool for it that investigates broken deploys. 😅 Wrote up how:

"We don't control the whole system; it's not clear anybody does. But we are not powerless. We can still help hold things steady long enough for something wise and good to take shape." www.nosmallendeavor.com/the-human-co...

AI's already pretty good at writing code. In my opinion, the dev work that'll matter most isn't using AI, it's building the harnesses that make AI tools actually useful for a specific situation. That's what separates devs of the future from the rest.

DevOps, platform, and SRE roles are people-focused as much as they are technical. Your job is to enable your teammates, not gatekeep them. When something's not working, ask if it's a process problem before reaching for tech. Clear the path. danielleheberling.xyz/blog/trails-...

🌩️ Getting Started with AWS with @PDXWIT is FULL - waitlist is open! 📅 April 29 | 6–8 PM PDT | Beaverton, OR Grab your spot 👉 www.meetup.com/portland-wom... #WomenInTech #AWS #Portland

If you're in the PDX area join us at the AWS User Group meetup next week. I'll be speaking about a silly weather website that built using CDK and Step Functions. www.meetup.com/aws-portland...

The engineers who'll thrive aren't the ones who write the most code. They're the ones who own what happens after the PR merges. Debugging prod, observing real behavior, knowing your cloud platform. AI can write code. Owning it end to end is still very much a human job (for now).

Hey, crew. I'm hoping there's folks running #kubernetes / #k8s using @anthropic.com #claude who can test out one of my pet projects, Single Use Software: github.com/dev-dull/sin...

The PWHL takes the World's Most Famous Arena.

🚀 Check out Nexus Share: Automate posts across social media with AI enhancement Launched on @peerpush_net: https://lckhd.eu/iAM54a #BuildInPublic

The HIllsboro Hops opening day is April 7 ⚾️ Built a bookmarklet for season ticket holders that exports all your games to a .ics file. github.com/deeheber/hil...

Totally fine and normal 🔥

if you're only reporting that the IOC has banned transgender athletes, you are missing a huge part of the story: the IOC is now requiring genetic testing for ALL WOMEN ATHLETES. Transphobia hurts everyone.

I don't think my work Microsoft Outlook needs to have the ability to react to an email. Why is everything trying to be social media? 🙃

Over the course of my career I've had some great managers and some not so great ones. The signals were almost always there in the interview. I just didn't know what I was looking at yet. Three things I pay attention to now 👇🏻 danielleheberling.xyz/blog/bad-bos...

"And if you guys want we'll go to the shooting range during the next onsite" - 🤠🇺🇸

One of my favorite parts about being a Software Engineer is automating manual processes. I finally wrote an end to end test suite, so I don't have to manually do this anymore. ✨ github.com/deeheber/Dan...

And the less I seek my source for some definitive Closer I am to fine

I was already excited to get my pebble. Now I don't have to hack it in C = cool!