We did it! aep-2026 is now live! aep.dev/aep-2026/1/ come learn about our API standard and CLIs, UIs, terraform providers, and more that can work with any compliant API! #api #api-design #cli #ui #aepdev

The aep-2026 edition has shipped! 🚀 This release establishes long-term stability as a critical foundation. The new versioning mechanism and release cycle supports our tooling ecosystem, which now includes a Terraform Provider, CLI, MCP Server, and more. Read more: aep.dev/blog/aep-202...

Brandon Patton (Merlin Pool Creative)のCaps & Stems: The Mushroom Hunting Board Gameを@kickstarter.comで要チェック！ www.kickstarter.com/projects/mer...

For those who prefer video, @rambleraptor.bsky.social has added a walkthrough showing how the Terraform provider works: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL3E...

Fully code generated Terraform provider! Check out terraform-provider-aep: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL3E.... Shout out to @rambleraptor.bsky.social for all the great work here #aepdev #apis #terraform @aep.dev

www.slate.auto/share/X6N1H6 slate customization options are pretty fun

youtu.be/cq1qEjwSYkw?... okay really looking forward to this

Just leaned vscode will automatically pull schemas from schemastore.org to validate json / yaml files that are registered: stackoverflow.com/questions/60.... Very, very cool. #vscode #jsonschema

Congrats #aep-dev! a Terraform provider that can work with any aep-compliant API is pretty amazing! There was a lot of effort in getting Terraform right during my time at Google. I'm super excited that we're making steps toward that work becoming O(1) for well-designed, resource-oriented APIs.

The AEP project (especially this Terraform provider) feels like a culmination of a large portion of my career. As an industry, we spend so much effort trying to manually translate our APIs to the tools that users use. AEPs are proving that better-designed APIs lead to stronger tooling faster.

Sometimes I wonder how many decades of human life has been spent on slightly adjusting boxes and arrows in powerpoint slides.

What to know what's cooking with for the AEP project in 2025? Learn about our plans and roadmap, including: - The path to a major release - The tooling to accompany it - Upcoming community events - Our longer term goals - … and how to get involved! aep.dev/blog/2025-ro...

#api #aepdev #rest

API Enhancement Proposals (AEPs) are a specification and tooling for building best-in-class resource oriented APIs. Where did the AEPs come from? What are the underlying motivation and philosophies of the project? In our latest post, @y.tsutsumi.io explains that and more! aep.dev/blog/history...

Yesss!!! Finally!

Wanted to write about my twist on the "STAR" interview answer format. I call it "RSA" (rizza): y.tsutsumi.io/rsa

Is there really no atomic library / functionality in Python (e.g. for incrementing an integer?). Seems like requiring locks for this is a very expensive way of doing it. I guess asyncio's cooperative scheduling seems like the most robust solution. discuss.python.org/t/atomic-and.... #python

Posted about some thoughts on why shallow, small packages are an ideal code organization for bazel: y.tsutsumi.io/bazel-many-a... what are your best practices around code organization? #bazel

An anonymous person at the CDC just archived all the public CDC datasets as of 1/28 and uploaded it to archive.org

We're excited to announce the latest Framework Laptop 13 with Intel Core Ultra Series 1, an optional 2880x1920 120Hz display (ideal for 2:1 scaling on Linux), and new configurations for businesses with 3 year warranties. Pre-orders are open now.

TIL that enums and boolean checking compile down to nearly identical assembly code in Rust: godbolt.org/z/bhKP8sMh1. I would have hoped so, but it's good that it's actually the case. So you can replace booleans with more semantic enums without fear! #rust #rustlang #compilers

In addition to a spiffy new website, we kicked off our blog with a year-in-review recap: aep.dev/blog/2024-in... ... and new we're on Bsky, too! Follow us here, in Slack, or by RSS to keep up with how the project evolves.

TIL about `lstopo` - you can find out about the architecture of your CPUs, include cache sizes and shared caches across cores! very cool. #lstopo #linux #cpu

Anyone have a good example of a Go library that embeds a compiled library (C/Rust), and how to make that retrievable via `go get`? Trying to write a library in Rust, and re-use the logic in GoLang / Python via bindings. Python has a "wheels" concept to do this. #golang #go #bazel

Devastating what's going on in LA right now. My thoughts are with those who have to suffer these wildfires. 💙

My cruise hoodie just arrived, just in time to be added to the pile of swag from defunct companies and teams. You're not in tech until you have one of those.

aep.dev made a ton of progress! Don’t just take my word for it - check out our public blog post on the topic: aep.dev/blog/2024-in... I’m very proud of the fact that we finally moved from just theoretical benefits to the client tooling, to real UIs and clients.

quick EOY blog post, reflecting on my personal goals for the year: y.tsutsumi.io/my-year/2024

Happy new years! Here's my final blog post for the year, this time just about a fun game, Deduckto, I've been playing with the kids. #deduckto y.tsutsumi.io/deduckto/

Have you ever had issues with overbuilding of dependencies in #bazel? or just interested in how to figure out dependencies and optimize them? check out depsaw and it's corresponding blog post: y.tsutsumi.io/depsaw/ #build #ci #devops

Had someone ask me for some interviewing tips for a software / tech role recently. Here's some notes I wrote up a while back: y.tsutsumi.io/interview-ti... #coding #tech #interviews

Have you ever had to organize a giant, cross org project? Or just want to make roadmap discussions easier? I've written up some design patterns I've found useful around project management systems. Tell me about yours! y.tsutsumi.io/multi-org-pr...

If you like REST APIs - I'm working on an API design specification called aep.dev, and a command line tool called aepcli that can dynamically generate fluent command line interfaces to work with them. To learn more about it and the design, here's a post I wrote: y.tsutsumi.io/aepcli-design/

Are you an asker or a guesser? Love these articles on culture clashes swizec.com/blog/askers-...

Android Auto is pretty awesome: just hop in your car and your personal smart car activates, plays your music, uses your navigation and apps. Once desktop computing powered by your phone has taken off, then your phone really would be your sole computing device.

Trying to learn c++.... I feel like every day there's some new concept I never heard of before. Today its shallow constness: askldjd.com/2010/09/18/s...

I love how Cyberpunk 2077 started with only running well on beefy servers in a cloud gaming platform and now running well on a handheld like Steam Deck

I made a collection of Final Fantasy tactics styled portraits. A full roster!

Okay the red rising board game is pretty dope

Disney Wedding Kid-Free theonion.com/disney-weddi...

Elon Musk emails OpenAI cofounders September 20, 2017

store.steampowered.com/steamdeck limited edition white steam deck. Holding out for the steam deck 2 but damn!

For those Americans today: vote!!

Bluesky のユーザー数は現在 1,000 万人を超えており、私は #465,000 番目でした。

fighting clang-tidy linting errors proves to me that AI won't replace coders for a while.

Love the steam deck, such a versatile platform as shown by the list steamdeckhq.com/news/top-20-....

Daisy chaining four usb-c devices! Works great for charging a bunch of devices overnight from a single plug.

Reddit, the San Francisco social media site that describes itself as "the front page of the internet," filed for an initial public offering on Thursday, reflecting the tech company's aim of expanding its presence and profile.

nice oneline for git log git log --branches --graph --format='%C(yellow)%ae %C(cyan)%ai %C(magenta)%D %C(blue)%h %n%s' --decorate-refs='refs/heads'