Daniel Hanold

Because we're all doing it ... here's my action figure.

Great discussion of what it means to be an engineer in the era of AI

Cheatsheet for naming variables: URI vs. URL vs. URN

Taken from prateekvjoshi.com/2014/02/22/u...

YouTube video by Nintendo of America Nintendo Switch 2 – First-look trailer

This "first look" video for the Nintendo Switch 2 is so sexy I'd buy whatever this thing is: www.youtube.com/watch?v=itpc...

Software Developers Statistics 2024 - State of Developer Ecosystem Report Explore key software developer statistics for 2024 in the State of Developer Ecosystem Report. Trends, insights, and tools shaping the developer world

A (very well visualized) report on the 2024 state of developer ecosystem by Jetbrains: www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosys...

Can’t wait for a very deep dive on Python 3. Let’s see if Germans can write a good programming book 🇩🇪 🐍

The Engineer/Manager Pendulum Lately I’ve been doing some career counseling for people off Twitter (long story). The central drama for many people goes something like this: “I’m a senior engineer, but I’m thin…

Stellar article about Engineering Managers vs. Tech Lead: “Management is highly interruptive, and great engineering — where you’re learning things — requires blocking out interruptions. You can’t do these two opposite things at once.”
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Equifax lost all of our social security numbers in 2017 and it's finally pay day - except $13.39 is not even worth me finding out if I want to enter a ton of PII and agree to an e-disclosure form with fees on a random website. Class action lawsuits seem fundamentally broken. #equifax #fail

Listening to @reckless.bsky.social on the Vergecast, who summarized why I joined Bluesky over Theads:
Threads is a creator network that tries to keep their users in a closed loop, whereas Bluesky rewards posts with external links that users discuss. I want the latter.

Porto - Import your Tweets to Bluesky - Chrome Web Store A chrome extension to port all your twitter/X tweets to bluesky at a click of a button

How to import your tweets from Twitter into Bluesky: Porto. Keeps original timestamps, allows selecting a date range.

DevOps starter pack

Here’s some cool stuff you can do with Bluesky It’s not just an Alf pics repository.

Great introduction to Bluesky - if you're coming from Twitter or not.
www.theverge.com/24295933/blu...

NY State now has mobile driver's licenses. Very cool!

WWDC 2024 went nuts with new apps

I've been using Bear for taking notes forever and I'm sort of psyched for version 2, which was (finally) released today:

I appreciate @Office's new "don't sound dumb in work emails" warnings.

Despite this article's focus on failovers with AWS Aurora PostgreSQL, it's also a great overview of the architectural differences between Aurora and RDS:

When you get excited about finally understanding the difference between server certificates and client certificates, it’s time to call it for the week.

I work at a company that differentiates DevOps from SRE, and I personally believe that job titles matter within your industry. For DevOps and SRE specifically, it still seems like they're open to a lot of interpretation.

Bill Gates’ thoughts on AI & ChatGPT: The second thing he came across in life that is truly revolutionary. Great article.

Chat-GPT in your shell will change my life: #ChatGPT

Giving my future with ChatGPT Plus a try #chatgpt #ai

Hey @Equifax: if you can lose all my personal financial data for $12.26, I wonder how much you could screw me for a $20.

A little late, but this is one of my favorite reference chart for everything #DevOps, created by the team at @harnessio

How Docker was born

NGINX is such a core part of many apps that I sometimes forget it’s not an open source project. Here is F5’s roadmap for the future of #nginx. MARA and NGINX Kubernetes Gateway are particularly interesting.

I'm currently working with our team on improving code quality. #Drupal's Dries Buytaert shared his CI/CD workflow, which looks like a good benchmark for #PHP applications:

One more reason to learn Go (and terraform our whole infrastructure).

Turns out you CAN #print to a #PDF from an #iOS browser. That feature behaves more like an easter egg (taken from ):
1. Print
2. Pinch into the preview of the printable document as if you want to zoom in on it -> this will convert it to a PDF
3. Use it