I’m doing a much better job keeping up with my podcasts since my son was born.

Excited to be in New York City for the first time! And excited to present at the MCP Dev Summit.

First day back to work after 4 weeks of parental leave. Of course, last night was the worst night of sleep since we got home from the hospital.

I’ve gotten a lot more use out of AI chat bots since I became a parent.

New post on setting up a Codex environment for Gleam. It was a little more complicated than I expected.
thedadams.com/blog/2026/03...

As a new parent, I run into cloud environment timeouts way more often, and I very much appreciate those that make such things configurable.

Dang, man! What a great opportunity. I'm stoked for you, and, honestly, a little jealous. I've been using Jujutsu for a number of months now, and I'm looking forward to what comes of this project.

The more I use @gleam.run the more I like it. I know it's not pure, but the functional paradigm makes me think in different ways. Looking forward to building some great projects with it.

As an open-source maintainer, I don't understand the "Can you make this new thing more like this old thing?" mindset. If you like then old thing, why not use that?

I have recently rediscovered peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. They will be my go-to snack for a while.

My favorite line from a Zed blog post I read recently: “Even long edit histories barely compare to the memory savings Zed obtains from not being built with Electron.”

I like GitHub a lot, but it blurs the lines with git so much that people never really learn how to use git.

I see a number of commits with no body, and the PR description is full. If you fill out the commit body, then I don't have to go search for the PR to find a description of what you were doing

Yesterday I decided to give up on vim keybindings in all the places. I'm still getting a bunch of j's and k's in my code, but hopefully that goes away soon.