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The dangers of social media and addictive technologies are well-documented.
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I’ve been self-coached for a few years now; a couple spent just weight lifting, and the last two seriously competing in open & masters track meets.
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Popular culture doesn’t seem to value hard work and grit: what’s glamorized is either effortless excellence (really, just the image of effortless excellence—ask these paragons and you’ll find all of them put in the work) and intentional ineptitude.
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I'm getting in right at the buzzer here, so no thoughts about the month.
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I think I'm a fairly productive person—I thought it'd be interesting to categorize some of my work-style habits as following the conventional wisdom around productivity or not.
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At Ladder, our approach to observability and monitoring has matured a lot over the three years I've been part of the team.
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I've competed in track events since 2006, and I thought it'd be fun to look back and see how I've progressed since then.
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Making decisions can be nerve-wracking!
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Another month in quarantine.
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Measuring your Javascript bundle size is an important way to keep client load times low.
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Tyler Cowen asks: "What is it you do to train that is comparable to a pianist practicing scales?
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Why do people have midlife crises?
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Emily and I spent last October in Boise, Idaho.
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After a relaxing holidays, I'm back and at it in 2021!
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I think that contrary to popular opinion, friendships don't become deep because of similarities or differences in personality or interests.
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At CMU, our outdoor season typically started in the beginning of March.
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In college, I assumed that success in software engineering came from technical skills—that superstar programmers were those that could write the fastest/best/most code.
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New years are a time for both reflection and looking forward.
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I thought it'd be fun to take a look at some stats from 2020.
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It's the end of the year!
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Rules: unless otherwise specified, these predictions are for what will be true on 1/1/2022.
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As a baby I never wanted to go to sleep: I stayed alert until I was completely exhausted (and my parents were too)!
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This isn’t medical advice.
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I recently spent some time developing a custom watch face for my Garmin Forerunner 245.
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I've interviewed hundreds of engineering candidates across multiple companies.
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What’s the lowest body fat percentage I can sustain without risking injury or losing strength?
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I'm back in the Bay Area and back into my usual routine!
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Although HTML lets developers define \ elements with images and captions, Markdown doesn't provide a built-in syntax for it.
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Sprinting is one of the most explosive movements an athlete can perform - it requires maximal effort, coordination, and concentration.
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I have lots of life goals, both short-term and long: I’d like to work on my side projects, become a better writer, read great books, run faster, get stronger...
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Last updated 12/1/2020 It's getting harder to find tracks to run on in the Bay Area.
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2020's been a bad year in a lot of ways.
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Four years after leaving CMU a school record holder and captain of the track team, I'm faster and stronger than ever!
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I've been in Boise all month!
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This post dives deep into a scary data loss scenario - we'll cover identifying the data loss, investigating the root cause, and finally recovering the data.
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One piece of unattributed wisdom that's stuck with me is "don't take more than one technology bet".
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It's election time!
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In Boise, gyms are open!
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I bought a Freelap BT112 kit earlier this year.
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I'm going to Idaho for the month of October!
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This month, I've been really focused on work - we have a big launch coming very soon, so I've spent more hours than normal coordinating & building things for that.
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The biggest piece of news for the month: I moved out of SF into my parent's house in Dublin!
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I've been working with fixed-width containers in React recently, so I've been able to focus on typesetting.
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This post is cross-posted from Ladder's engineering blog.