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Victor with the elbow; it's not good On May 10th, in Game 4 of the Western Conference Semifinals, Victor Wembanyama threw an elbow into Naz Reid's throat.

"For all my homies." - Techies Editor's note: Claude wrote this one and I edited it.

A few short months ago I wrote Secondhand Truth about the problem with marketing on the internet — a pervasive and ugly problem for honest folks.

Every engineer has the same fear.

There's a time and a place for everything, and everything does not fit in any time or place.

To my knowledge, the OpenTelemetry world has a blind spot so fundamental it's almost embarrassing to name.

Running a blog is fun.

I spent last week at GitHub Universe soaking in the sun at Fort Mason in San Francisco.

Raising a child is pretty cool.

In Part One of my retrospective, I introduced TruthByte and walked through my approach to an AI-first development workflow.

The first of a two part TruthByte retrospective Last month, I built TruthByte—a Zig + WASM trivia engine with a serverless trust-scoring backend—for the AWS Lambda Hackathon.

"We should be exploring AI," someone said.

I spent the day at Open Source North, and it was exactly the sort of conference experience I love: real ideas, real people, and those moments when you see someone’s mind click.

An interface allows two or more separate components of a system to exchange information.

I’ve mentioned I’m building a game in Zig, and it's about time to start talking about the project.