Kubernetes Agent Sandboxes already supported in sympozium
deploy.sympozium.ai/docs/concept...

Ack, good idea :-)
Also maybe - when is Python/Rust the right answer?

When I interview, I claim one of my superpowers is being credible. I thought about that a lot recently. Doing what you say you'll do, having a track record of what you've done. These are really baseline expectations, but need to flaunt them more these days..

I think about this show everyday, especially the way it ends

£650 worth of ram

Setting up your first K8s native agent in sympozium.ai

I wrote llmfit to justify buying a more uumphy laptop for running local LLMs. Now you can too..

github.com/AlexsJones/l...

Got bored, built a way to visualise node-to-node k8s connections with conntrack

One of the things I like about my work is the “okay so what?” Asked around every corner. Bullshit is quickly found, and you’re forced to come prepared with data

Being in bed by 9.30pm is criminally underrated

Newest member of the family

Right, there are a lot of unintuitive idiosyncrasies I get that, also discrete methods that have no counterpart in other languages. e.g when to use take()? Why does as_deref return X? Etc.
Thanks this is useful for my updates.

I released py2rs.info a few weeks ago to help Python developers make the jump to Rust. What's missing that would help you?

zooming around directories and leaving messages

Another weird tool I made to leave myself messages

That's a good description of what PE's do at AWS.
Looking for the most leveraged way to spend your time is the north star. I try to figure out where the bad smells are and how to figure out a path forward.

The first thing I do when I open a doc is zoom in.
Not just me right?

Happy belated birthday 🎂
Hope you did something nice!

Reminds me of @jeffgeerling.com WiFi dishwasher

It’s a wip, there are some tough challenges integrating the swift network code back into kind 😅

That’s great, I’ll try and be a bit more intentional. Most of the folks I follow are probably skewed to the US which certainly doesn’t help.

I see barely anyone from the UK on Bluesky, which is increasingly making it alienating to me

Learning a new language isn't a way to increase my leverage.
Learning how to speak to a new cohort or community totally is. Those were some fundamental truths I learnt quite recently that have helped me enormously at AWS.

A steep road

Another steep road with bunting

Peak English town

@civo.com Navigate feels like it might be the next Kubecon for me. Small scale, lots of interesting people, think it's time I put forward a CFP.

If I am reading this correctly, it sounds like you have no legal recourse here?

If I had a $ for every company combining VSCode with MCP to make IDE's. I would have at least $10

Claude running k8sgpt analysis to show isuses in a kubernetes cluster

K8sGPT on Claude.
Putting the EVERYONE, in Superpowers for Kubernetes.

Not having a desk at work really grinds my gears. I end up hot desking every day, it's stressful.

I wrote something in cursor, and the time I spent wasn't where I anticipated. It got the idea of the codebase and what I was trying to do. What it didn't grok was integration/unit tests failing shouldn't be replaced by wholesale code edits, they exist that way for a reason.