Tag: wastebook
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Tamale House
Not much today, just cleaning up the queue. Wastebook “Look, it’s a Cybertruck!” – yelled out by a Bay Area co-worker I was talking with on the phone as they drove into work. “In one way this is ‘just’ the evolution of the comment section.” Here. If you’re saying something you believe to be true,…
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Re-thinking tech debt, an interview with Laura Tacho
The discussion below was fun: we starting talking about alignment ambiguity in Dungeons and Dragons, then went to the role of tech debt in large organizations, and threw in some “this meeting could have been an email” like thinking at the end. Check it out! Wastebook I’m super busy right now. I’ve got a lot…
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Type-writers are killing cursive, AMIRIGHT?
There’s a lot going at work now, employee wise. If you’re using a VMware email address to subscribe to this (there’s several handfuls of people who are), I’d suggest switching it over to a personal email address. BEST OF LUCK TO US ALL. Meanwhile: Wastebook “Never ask me how I paid” is my version of…
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We should probably just fix networking instead of putting on another layer of paint
Here’s the final installment of my talks with Here’s the third little interview I did with Torsten Volk at EMA research. We talk about things that slow developers and other staff down. He’s done a great, very thorough look at Kubernetes usage and the state of things. You can get it for free thanks to…
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Managing multi-cloud Kuberntes
Here’s the third little interview I did with Torsten Volk at EMA research. We talked about managing Kubernetes, especially if you’re a large organization that has lots of everything. You know: MULTI-CLOUD, Y’ALL! He’s done a great, very thorough look at Kubernetes usage and the state of things. You can get it for free thanks…
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Helen Garner on happiness: ‘It’s taken me 80 years to figure out it’s not a tranquil, sunlit realm’ – Project versus product for happiness. Also, living life by waste book/commonplace book – something I certainly can appreciate. (Bit it a ringer it being Helen Garner, but don’t let that stop you.)
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If you’re so smart, why are we all still so dumb?
We’re back from a three day weekend in London for our anniversary. I tried very hard to eliminate all “productivity,” so I have very little to say today. I did want to ADVERTISE for a thing I have tomorrow. So I’ve gathered up some waste book for you today. Snow-Covered Field with a Harrow (after…
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You can’t avoid lock-in
I have a new video, opining on multi-cloud and how Kubernetes might could help with fears of lock-in (a concept that I think is kind…basic?), check it out below: Relevant to your interests The Care and Feeding of Internal Developer Platforms – Five benefits of monitoring and managing internal developer platforms are noted: improved system…
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Picture wastebook 05
Logoff I missed last Saturday. So I’ve set this one to just auto-send on Saturday morning. I’ll add stuff during the week. We’ll see how that works!
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“Current macro-economic trends”
Just links and waste book this episode. The Village Lawyer, Pieter Brueghel the Younger. Wastebook If you’re looking for quality in clothes, bags, and such, add YKK zippers to your search. I feel like there’s some way of figuring out the type of work you do by how often you look up people in the…
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Picture Wastebook 02
Saturday is when I clean out the pictures wastebook. Each picture links back to the source, and if there is no link, I took the picture…or lost the link. Logoff See y’all next time!
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Shift left only matters if the system on the right is doing a bad job
Just some catch-up on links and wastebook’ing since the speedy episode last time. Wastebook The Wine Glass, Vermeer, c. 1660. Seeing a Vermeer in person is much different than printed in a book, or even a poster. It has that luster to it. Not all of the pictures, some are fuzzy more like a Rembrandt.…
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dog-puzzles, punctuation, and making kubernetes better for developers
Sadly, I don’t really have any original content for you today. VMware’s app dev stack for kubernetes Here’s an overview of how one organization uses our platform to get development teams working together better, API sharing and use, setup up project templates, automate deployments, and run on multiple clouds: Wastebook My Internet is down so…
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If it’s bullshit work, have the bullshit-artist do it – Using AI for Bureaucratic Toil Removal
Hey there! As I type this, SpringOne is being livestreamed right now! Chances are, you’ll read this when it’s over. But, you can go back and see today’s talks, and there’ll be more tomorrow and Thursday. If you’re interested in development, cloud native, and especially the question “what is VMware Tanzu?” today’s talks are for…
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Twitter’s past self, kubernetes & dev tools markxetsizing, & not the usual nsense
Big one this week. My thoughts on Twitter; what to do with your past-self; CFP’ing; some music recommendations; as always, lots of links – some tasty ones on kubernetes market-sizing (a lot smaller than you’d think). Suggested epigraph: “I woke up this morning Didn’t recognize the man in the mirror Then I laughed and I…


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