Terminal Trove Talks with Miguel de Icaza(opens in new tab)
Terminal Trove Talks with Miguel de Icaza, the creator of Midnight Commander (mc), La Terminal, SwiftTerm, TermKit and Xogot.
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glab-tui(opens in new tab)
A TUI to manage GitLab and GitHub projects.
Before I go: Double your business with companies you like(opens in new tab)
I’ve had the pleasure in my career of sitting in tons of different board rooms talking with executives and getting a rundown on different charts and graphs they care most deeply about. As expected, “number chart go up” is always ...
I Told You to NEVER Install This Distro... So I Installed it(opens in new tab)
#490: It’s a vibe coding party(opens in new tab)
Topics covered in this episode: Some more things about Django I've been enjoying Who cleans up after the vibe-coding party? Where Did All Your AI Tokens Go? AgentsView to the rescue! Careful with phishing all Extras Joke See the full ...
The inliner is yielding benefits for ZJIT(opens in new tab)
Originally published on Rails At Scale. We recently enabled a really cool feature in ZJIT that makes it feel like a Real Compiler™: the inliner! We’ll write more about it soon. In this post, we’ll talk about one excellent concrete ...
A Short History of Duke: Java's Mascot(opens in new tab)
I'm sorry, Dave(opens in new tab)
Diskless infrastructure(opens in new tab)
In the same way that correct software architecture can bring many benefits in terms of costs and performance, a good architecture for infrastructure can significantly improve the reliability and reduce
The new yet familiar CodePen 2.0(opens in new tab)
CodePen v2 is now released! Because I co-host a podcast with Chris I’ve had an up-close perspective at this monumental effort over the last five years. I know how much work has gone into this release and I applaud the ...
Sitting down with Senra(opens in new tab)
Updates on Django's Async Story(opens in new tab)
For years, "Django and async" came with an asterisk. The docs themselves warned you off it. Scary performance notes, a story that felt half-finished. Well, that story just got rewritten, literally, and the person who rewrote it is here to ...
Measuring Component Performance with the Container Timing API(opens in new tab)
Measure how entire components render with the Container Timing API: how it differs from Element Timing, where it helps, and how to try it today.
108 PRs in eight days: Accidentally discovering loop engineering(opens in new tab)
For the last week or so I've had an agent working my task board. It picks up a task, writes the code in an isolated worktree, opens a PR, gets CI green, responds to review feedback, and parks the result ...
Now—July 2026(opens in new tab)
Integration, studies, parenthood, the small things
The company you keep(opens in new tab)
The internet is going to be remembered as a giant petri dish of social contagion.
Self-Host Weekly (24 July 2026) (opens in new tab)
Jellyfin and Codeberg hurt themselves in their confusion
Codeberg Divides(opens in new tab)
Codeberg recently changed its terms to exclude projects that are largely written with generative AI. Considering I want GitHub to get some competition I have thoughts about this. GitHub’s governance has never been democratic and there is plenty about the ...
Timeless principles, agnostic design and the power of CAP's abstractions(opens in new tab)
How to Share GPUs in Kubernetes at Scale with HAMi (Software vGPU Slicing)(opens in new tab)
Share NVIDIA GPUs in Kubernetes with HAMi software vGPU slicing: memory and compute limits, Helm configuration, a verified PyTorch manifest, a real RTX PRO 6000 OOM test, and Prometheus monitoring.
Compliant vs. Certified: Why Independence Is the Real Foundation(opens in new tab)
In last week’s article I discussed some of the benefits of obtaining compliance to either ISO 9001 or AS9100. This week I’ll discuss the difference between compliance and certification, and why independence and impartiality are important at every level. In ...
Rust service hardening and production checklist(opens in new tab)
There isn't a lot of resources about how to actually deliver Rust projects to your users: workflows, security hardening and artifacts management, so here is the checklist I use to
GPT 5.6 + OpenCode vs Claude + Claude Code - First Impressions(opens in new tab)
GPT 5.6 came out several weeks ago and the initial benchmarks look good - capable, fast, and cheap. Claude and Claude Code have been my daily driver for the past year, and I thought it was a good time...
it’s important to say things(opens in new tab)
Ambiguity sucks. It often leaves people self-conscious. It leaves room for anxiety and doubt. It’s super important to say things.
lazyrsync(opens in new tab)
A friendly TUI for rsync.
Wolves, sheep, and gypsies(opens in new tab)
Canary tokens and digital tripwires (Changelog Interviews #683)(opens in new tab)
Haroon Meer is back! Haroon is the Founder of Thinkst, the ~50-person bootstrapped company behind Canary and Canarytokens — honeypots and tripwires you sprinkle inside your network and forget about until an attacker touches one. We talk about the AWS ...
Low- and Mid-Tier Mobile for the Real World (2026)(opens in new tab)
The 2026 update to my real-world device testing recommendations paints a clearer picture than ever…
#489: Or JSON?(opens in new tab)
Topics covered in this episode: django-orjson Best Django Redis configuration for speed and size Linus Torvalds puts the foot down against Anti-AI Kernel Maintainers Django Steering Council backs the Triptych Project Extras Joke See the full show notes for this ...
Are 128-bit symmetric keys really secure against quantum computers?(opens in new tab)
Quantum computers are a threat to traditional cryptography, more specifically to asymmetric cryptography (signatures and key exchanges) with Shor's algorithm enabling fast factoring of big numbers.
Some more things about Django I've been enjoying(opens in new tab)
Poetic CSS Course, Early Bird Launch(opens in new tab)
The Star 7: the Early Java Prototype that was a Precursor to the Smartphone(opens in new tab)
Writing about electrification(opens in new tab)
For years I've been thinking about electrification, now I'm going to write about it.
Slicing GPUs in Kubernetes with NVIDIA Multi-Instance GPU (MIG)(opens in new tab)
GPU sharing in Kubernetes explained: time-slicing vs MPS vs MIG, every nvidia-smi command to enable and disable MIG on one GPU or eight, GPU Operator automation, pitfalls, and DCGM monitoring.
Optimize the common cases(opens in new tab)
One thing I've learned working on https://github.com/rust-stdx/stdx (Rust's extended standard library), is that libraries often have common cases that are worth optimizing for.
Infinity(opens in new tab)
The SLAP stack is the last server stack you'll ever need(opens in new tab)
In Memoriam, Encountering World War I, and Thinkable Horrors(opens in new tab)
A delayed education on the trenches and scales of suffering
Self-Host Weekly (17 July 2026) (opens in new tab)
Pop it, fork it, polka dot it 🎶
New Member Perk: Insider Offers (opens in new tab)
The latest goodies for paid selfh.st subscribers
Day 5: Local LLM Inference Engines, Wrappers, and What to Pick(opens in new tab)
A beginner-friendly guide to local LLM inference, with the same Qwen model tested through Ollama, llama.cpp, Docker Model Runner, vLLM, SGLang, and TensorRT-LLM on NVIDIA DGX Spark.
Launching: rez0’s rascals(opens in new tab)
I built a K-5 learning app for homeschool, co-op, and hybrid-school families.
Learning a few things about running SQLite(opens in new tab)
Three sacred cows that must die so Europe can live(opens in new tab)
From microservice to subprocess(opens in new tab)
You were going to pack your bag and go back home when your manager stops you and tell you about this new feature. To surf the meme wave, you will
Bonsai 27B on RTX PRO 6000 vs DGX Spark: what actually works(opens in new tab)
Real Bonsai 27B benchmarks on an RTX PRO 6000 and a DGX Spark, including the supported llama.cpp setup, ternary vs 1-bit results, and speculative decoding.
Understanding the Rust hype for the busy developer(opens in new tab)
First, let's be clear, this post is not intended to fuel any programming language holy war. I wrote this post because I've sometime been late to understand the benefits of
Web-Perf Wednesday 001 – SPAs Are Finally Becoming Measurable(opens in new tab)
Chrome 151 brings native soft-navigation measurement closer, alongside better redirect timing, revealing CrUX data, and more trustworthy browser tooling.
How Much I Spend on AI Agents as a Software Engineer (And Is It Worth It?)(opens in new tab)
I've been leaning into agentic engineering for the past six months, and I've finally hit my stride at work after coming back from parental leave. AI token spend has been a hot topic and we have intern...