Rarefied Err

In last year's post I am a Journaler I pulled on a thread that, with the benefit of hindsight, I realized had run through much of my life.

This post is part of the Content Club, organized by Bryan Ross.

In my senior year of high school I take an independent study program, an English class dedicated to a yearlong, student-led, self-defined project.

I started writing the Rarefied Err newsletter one year ago, and since then I’ve published … one post.

This post is part of the Content Club, organized by Bryan Ross.

For the last eight years I've set myself a reading goal of twelve books a year.

As an undergraduate linguistics major in New Mexico, I was exposed to not only the languages of present-day America but also to lots of indigenous scholarship and writing on those languages.

During KubeCon week last week I wrote and published four blog posts.

Yesterday I attended a KubeCon panel that ended up being one of my favorite KubeCon sessions of the week: "Platform Engineering In Financial Institutions: The Practitioner Panel".

The idea of treating engineering platforms as products has been getting a lot of traction recently.

I'm at KubeCon/CloudNativeCon NA this week, and attended the co-located Platform Engineering Day event yesterday.

I posted a "Hello World" on this blog eighteen months ago (almost exactly).

Welcome to the first issue in a several-part series on building a command-line interface (CLI) tool for an internal platform.

Hi, I’m Matt.

Hello, world!