Jan David Nose

I have been thinking a lot about forks in open source lately.

Modifying software is now easier than asking open source developers for changes.

In my last post, I explored what it would take to trust AI-generated code enough to ship it without review.

Companies are telling their developers to use more AI for writing code, while simultaneously requiring more reviews of that code.

Pull requests always seem like a great idea in theory to me that just doesn't work smoothly in practice.

Infrastructure Engineer I joined the Rust Foundation as their first engineer in September 2022.

Works on My Machine...

When testing web applications, we have an abundance of tools and frameworks promising to make our lives easier.

It all began 18 months ago when I started working on DEV x BOTS and a framework to build GitHub Apps.

Since I can remember, I've been fascinated with finding ways to organize my life.

For the past decade or longer, I have been running my own home server(s).

Now more so than ever before, I find myself contemplating what my personal tech stack looks like.

I am someone who is always thinking about something.

When I look back on the side projects that I started and abandoned over the past few years, and the notes and drawings that I added to my notebook, a clear pattern emerges.

Revisiting 0.2.0 The previous version was the first public release of the game.