Post type: Photo - Kait.dev

Feb 22

The way to guarantee durability and failure recovery in serverless orchestration and coordination is … a server and database in the middle of your microservices.

I’m sure it’s a great product, but come on.

Feb 10

Karla pointed out that there's really not that many types of things a person can have in their house in the end. "You can have a stereo and a microwave and a cordless phone... and the list goes on a bit from there... but after a certain point you run out of things to need. You can get more powerful and expensive things, but not really new things. I guess the number of types of things we build defines the limits of ourselves as a species."

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I think this is a symptom of wealth and age more than anything. Though it’s funny how 2/3 of those things are no longer even available for purchase

Feb 08

A screenshot of a text app from the author. The first message, at 12:33 pm, says "Just got pusher working. Trying to finish up FEATURE real quick." The second message, at 3:22 p.m., says, "Narrator: It was not real quick."

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At least I finished it, eventually!

#programming

Feb 06

A calico cat sleeps curled up against a leg with a computer in the background

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Better than any rubber duck I've ever met.

#cats

Jan 17

A silly cat lays on his back on a yellow blanket on a rolling chair.

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Titan was the silliest boy, who at some point was feral and yet constantly slept like this - as if to say, "please eviscerate me." Love you, buddy. Miss you. ❤️

#cats

Aug 13

A screenshot of a fake review saying "When our engineers switched to CodeKit, our phones just started blowing up ... with compliments."

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The one "published" joke I've ever had was when I submitted a joke review for Codekit 3. Proud of it to this day, even more so because mine was the only joke that got through from the beta-testers.

#tech