March: Fixed Sleep, Fewer Tabs, More Focus
February felt dense—lots of ideas, lots of output, slightly scattered. March is going to feel tighter.
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February felt dense—lots of ideas, lots of output, slightly scattered. March is going to feel tighter.
Made four commitments at the start of February. Here's the honest accounting. Twenty-eight posts in twenty-eight days. The streak continues—fifty-six days…
Someone asked me last week if I miss being a principal engineer. I had to think about it longer than I expected.
I started this in January as an experiment. I keep doing it because it's become something I didn't expect.
My son Andriel is nine. Last weekend he was building a LEGO set and got stuck. I watched him work through it for twenty minutes without knowing he was…
Two years ago, my wife and I were at dinner. A rare date night. Kids with grandparents. Fancy restaurant.
Forty-one days of daily blogging. Here's what I've discovered: I don't write to share ideas. I write to find them.
Writing daily for 31 days straight taught me something: consistency beats intensity. I didn't write masterpieces every day. Some posts were short. Some were…
Made several commitments at the start of the month. Time to be honest about how I did. Only worked one Saturday. Actual production emergency. Otherwise…
January's almost over. Time for an honest look at how I'm doing with those commitments I made.
Merry Christmas! Today, as we celebrate with family and friends, I want to share some thoughts on why we do what we do as technologists.
Enterprise features like private endpoints, managed identity, and content filtering make these models production-ready.