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I was surprised this week to discover my employer’s medium sized typescript monorepo was using eight distinct versions of glob across five major version lines1. glob has transitives, contributing to the repository also having seven distinct versions of mi…

I’m the kind of computer person that finds a good thing and sticks with it, and this has definitely been true when it comes to code editors.

2024 was the first year my annual running volume dropped since I started to regularly run, and I backed that up with a 2025 that was even lower - 930km: At the start of 2025 I said: 2025 goals: if I can get on top of these injuries, cover 2025Km (169km/mo…

Back in 2021 I wrote about my experiments adding sorbet types to a rubygem codebase.

In mid 2019 we used a state government subsidy to replace our gas hot water system with an electric heat pump one, planning to power it as much as possible while the sun shines on our solar panels.

Cost Usage Reports (CUR) are detailed line-item exports of AWS usage.

Unlike earlier years, I had no considered running goals for 2024.

In 2020 and 2021 I found it useful to reflect on my running and set new goals, time for 2022.

I enjoyed reflecting on my running progress last year, so here’s another go for 2021.

I’m writing less ruby than I used too so I haven’t had much chance to try out sorbet, the type checker built by Stripe.