Thoughts on Picking Up Trash
We got a two pack of those grabbers that pick things up (not an affiliate link; just for reference). Recently I’ve been inspired to go on walks at night with one of the grabbers and a trash bag.
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[Field Notes] Troubleshooting .NET OpenTelemetry SDK: Why Can’t I see My App’s Metrics?
Challenge
Farewell, SpecFlow. Gáspár Nagy Saves the Day with Reqnroll!
This is a quick appreciation post.
My New Reading Workflow
More delight in a personal process.
My OSS “Social Contract”
I’ve spoken about this in fragments online and eluded to it in other blog posts, so I figured I’d spell it out here.
How to be a Ghostbuster
According to some research that was announced in November, “Ghost developers” are 0.1x1 devs who barely do any work, and may have multiple jobs. Apparently it’s as high as 9% according to the research. I saw this when Aaron Stannard pointed it out in a LinkedIn post. Not that I necessarily agree with the idea of 10x devs, but this is used to make a point. ↩
TIL: Kubernetes Auto-scaling and Requests vs Limits
I recently revised an incorrect mental model I had about Kubernetes as part of a strange experience, and I figured I’d share here in case it helps someone else.
What Even Was 2024?
Ed. Note: This is a personal post. Comments aren’t on, for a reason.
How to Get Package Updates in Hard-to-Reach Places With RenovateBot
No dependency left behind.
Communication Tip: The Power of Named Chats
In many organizations, natural communication pathways start to form. Something happens or information needs to be sent out or a decision needs to be made, and you fire up a Teams window or Slack group message and invite the usual suspects.