“I’m gonna eat Cthulhu’s head!” Cookie baking time in this household.

Oof. Love how DoorDash tries to charge me for a service I never consented to. FYI don’t ever give DoorDash your real CC#. Single use numbers only.

Ira has been super supportive of my band, and has helped me grow as a musician over the past few years. He’s struggling with no ability to host shows, and won’t survive many more months of closures. Donate on a one time or continuing basis? patreon.com/user?u=32389711&…

Is anyone in my network still hiring? Friends (dev and pm) are looking, and I’m not sure where to refer them. Backgrounds include testing, pairing, and even on the dev side, experience questioning and developing product decisions.

My 3am brain: No, just hear me out. It’s a social network for house plants... Me: Gooooooo tooooooo sleeeeeeeeep

Feeling very lucky right now. For there being no such thing as coincidence, I feel grateful to the coincidences happening around and to me in the past few weeks.

Too many projects! I’m between jobs. I can totally bootstrap a company, and rebuild my blog, and build an Illumos-based home filer, and read books, and climb more, and see all my friends, and learn to play new songs, and sleep more, and.... Is this the *opposite* of burnout?

And... I quit my job! Nervous about finding a new thing in the (hopefully very) near future, but absolutely certain that this was the right thing to do. Also, fortunate in the people I’ve worked with in the last decade, and the opportunity to take a little time for myself.

Postgres window functions: the best.

The more I work with the AWS CLI, the more convinced I am that it actually just pages an SRE, who then walks to a rack and manually reconfigures things via serial console.

TIL about dis- as an intensifier, and about frequentatives. Now this breakfast is diseatling me.

AWS is driving me so fucking crazy, trying to configure it in a secure manner. I suddenly empathize with people who just Allow * for *, and fuck it.

“We were like a small company in a big big company—“ “—Not true. We were a small big company inside a big big company.”

Computers. _Sigh_.

Internet is out in our building, and thus none of the laundry machines are working. I love this bright future we live in.

Wow, it’s coming up soon. I’m giving a talk at the next @erlexsf meetup on Tuesday! Come by to hear me talk about custom types in Ecto, or about data processing pipelines using Broadway.