Nate Wiger

17 years ago, I created the Ruby library redis-objects to solve a problem I was having at PlayStation.

I’ve used Wordpress for many many years, but I got to the point where I was tired of paying $100/year for a blog that gets a few hundred visits per month.

Life at a fast-moving company is full of swings, highs, and lows.

This is not a clever technical article where DONUT is some obscure new encryption algorithm.

One of my favorite career accomplishments so far was founding the Amazon San Diego office.

Based on the response to my GDC 2014 talk, I gave an expanded talk on game analytics at GDC 2015.

I gave a talk at GDC 2014 all about game analytics and AWS.

With the launch of AWS ElastiCache for Redis this week, I realized my redis-objects gem could use a few more examples.

Linux distributions still ship with the assumption that they will be multi-user systems, meaning resource limits are set for a normal human doing day-to-day desktop work.

My poor little laptop hard drive had been whining and whimpering, so I upgraded it to an SSD.