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Having a clear goal will increase the effectiveness of your technical writing.
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Shifting the discussion left causes outside contributions to have a higher acceptance rate.
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PostgreSQL has the ability to monitor the progress of index creation, which is very helpful for long-running queries.
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You can restrict how often a command executes by remembering its last execution time.
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You should not ship changes that you aren't confident in.
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If an alert isn't important enough to wake me up at 2 a.m., then it isn't important enough to interrupt my working hours.
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When (not if) your service dies, do you have an EKG to tell you so?
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It's easy to see the growth of a tree in hindsight by cutting it down and measuring its rings.
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What I'm thankful for in my career in 2025.
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No, it's not a Ricky Martin song.
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Unlike typical programming languages, Bash doesn't terminate when it encounters a variety of exceptions.
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I don't care if you're a 10x engineer, I care if we can build great things together.
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Stakeholders love this one simple trick.
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SELECT COUNT(*) requires an expensive full index scan, which probably isn't what you want.
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Homebrew makes it very difficult to install older versions of a cask.
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Pinning third-party GitHub Actions to a commit SHA helps protect you against supply chain attacks.
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Homebrew makes it very difficult to install older versions of a formula.
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I spent a substantial amount of time in the first half of 2025 ensuring that I don't have to think about microservices my team owns that have a low rate of change.
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Sometimes you need to change the working directory in a shell function.
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How to copy uncommitted changes from one clone to another of the same repository.