Tag: wastebook
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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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