Giving your Go apps Tigris superpowers
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Xe Iaso
Developer advocate at Tigris Data. Writes about Nix, Go, Rust, and philosophy of technology.
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"No way to prevent this" say users of only language where this regularly happens
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IPv6 zones in URLs are a mistake
Run away while you still can, it's not too late for you to avoid the curse of knowledge.
Dancing mad with sandboxing
Kefka is a Go-native shell sandbox with coreutils, Python via WebAssembly, and more. Learn the works of madness that went into making this happen!
"No way to prevent this" say users of only language where this regularly happens
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"No way to prevent this" say users of only language where this regularly happens
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Amazonbot is finally respecting robots.txt
Thanks for giving me a viable business model Amazon!
I'm really frustrated that GitLab is doing layoffs
Winning at this could have been so easy
Maybe you shouldn't install new software for a bit
Oh boy yet more linux kernel vulns
Claude Code won April Fools Day this year
They gave people a heckin tamagochi, what's not to like?
Small note about AI 'GPUs'
They are graphical processing units that can't process graphics.
Homelab downtime update: The fight for DNS supremacy
Turns out everything DID NOT go offline somehow. Yay!
My homelab will be down for at least 20 days
Dang, guess I have to suffer.
I don't know if I like working at higher levels of abstraction
AI tools push us to higher abstraction. I'm not sure I like what that costs us.
Vibe Coding Trip Report: Making a sponsor panel
I needed to ship this before my surgery, so I vibe coded it. It turned out well enough.
Some Thorns Have Roses
Recovery gave me things I didn't ask for and I'm not ready to give them back.
Using Clankers to Help Me Process Surgery
At 4 AM in recovery, the machines that never sleep turned out to be exactly the right company.
Advice for staying in the hospital for a week
Hard-won wisdom from a week of fluorescent lights and beeping machines.