Dan Phillips
@d-philla.bsky.social
Software Engineer. Wasm-stan. Team Vim and Italian Beef. Interested in WebAssembly? Join us at twitter.com/WasmChicago.
Chicago kicking things off right 🌨️❄️
November 29, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Chicago kicking things off right 🌨️❄️
once again, deep in the source code of the Language of the AI Revolution
so much shade on .py these days, not enough recognition of its fun and humble beginnings
so much shade on .py these days, not enough recognition of its fun and humble beginnings
November 29, 2025 at 1:42 AM
once again, deep in the source code of the Language of the AI Revolution
so much shade on .py these days, not enough recognition of its fun and humble beginnings
so much shade on .py these days, not enough recognition of its fun and humble beginnings
Come through — not only is @wasm.io one of the best Wasm conferences in the world, @squillace.bsky.social usually helps and goes out of his way to make it a really good time :)
if you are into #webassembly in the EU, there is an embarrassment of riches, but @wasm.io just announced the CFP for this spring!!!!
www.papercall.io/wasmio26
www.papercall.io/wasmio26
PaperCall.io - Wasm I/O 2026
Wasm I/O 2026 brings together the global WebAssembly community for two inspiring days in Barcelona, Spain on March 19–20. Join us to explore the future of WebAssembly, share ideas, and help grow a wel...
www.papercall.io
November 28, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Come through — not only is @wasm.io one of the best Wasm conferences in the world, @squillace.bsky.social usually helps and goes out of his way to make it a really good time :)
Is there such a thing as "burnout" ? Or is it just white-collar privilege masquerading as a legitimate mental health/life issue.
This is an honest question -- I go back and forth on this myself, so I'm curious what people think
This is an honest question -- I go back and forth on this myself, so I'm curious what people think
November 24, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Is there such a thing as "burnout" ? Or is it just white-collar privilege masquerading as a legitimate mental health/life issue.
This is an honest question -- I go back and forth on this myself, so I'm curious what people think
This is an honest question -- I go back and forth on this myself, so I'm curious what people think
It's painfully obvious that Wasm is the ideal sandbox for not just agents, but also (and especially) executable artifacts produced by agents.
but damn, if it isn't a shame we haven't made it accessible enough that developers leverage it for such by default
but damn, if it isn't a shame we haven't made it accessible enough that developers leverage it for such by default
November 24, 2025 at 7:07 AM
It's painfully obvious that Wasm is the ideal sandbox for not just agents, but also (and especially) executable artifacts produced by agents.
but damn, if it isn't a shame we haven't made it accessible enough that developers leverage it for such by default
but damn, if it isn't a shame we haven't made it accessible enough that developers leverage it for such by default
happy to report im still dreaming about plan9 and fuschia, but less so about configmaps, so thats progress in my book
had multiple dreams last night that spanned topics including ConfigMaps, fuschia, plan9, BGP and anycast, back to back to back.
so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend
so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend
November 24, 2025 at 12:46 AM
happy to report im still dreaming about plan9 and fuschia, but less so about configmaps, so thats progress in my book
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Hey y'all, I'm looking for my next role!
- 💻 Staff/principal Software Engineer or DevRel
- 🧰 Mostly focused on JavaScript tech stacks
- 👨🏻💼 I'm also open to moving into management
- 🎮 Bonus points if it's #GameDev or adjacent
If you know of something, my DMs are open. ❤️
- 💻 Staff/principal Software Engineer or DevRel
- 🧰 Mostly focused on JavaScript tech stacks
- 👨🏻💼 I'm also open to moving into management
- 🎮 Bonus points if it's #GameDev or adjacent
If you know of something, my DMs are open. ❤️
November 21, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Hey y'all, I'm looking for my next role!
- 💻 Staff/principal Software Engineer or DevRel
- 🧰 Mostly focused on JavaScript tech stacks
- 👨🏻💼 I'm also open to moving into management
- 🎮 Bonus points if it's #GameDev or adjacent
If you know of something, my DMs are open. ❤️
- 💻 Staff/principal Software Engineer or DevRel
- 🧰 Mostly focused on JavaScript tech stacks
- 👨🏻💼 I'm also open to moving into management
- 🎮 Bonus points if it's #GameDev or adjacent
If you know of something, my DMs are open. ❤️
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People aren’t ready for the next blog post from @loopholelabs.io
If you thought the XDP post was interesting (linked below) this next one is going to blow your mind.
Here’s a hint:
What do chess engines and NAT’s have in common?
If you thought the XDP post was interesting (linked below) this next one is going to blow your mind.
Here’s a hint:
What do chess engines and NAT’s have in common?
November 15, 2025 at 2:18 AM
People aren’t ready for the next blog post from @loopholelabs.io
If you thought the XDP post was interesting (linked below) this next one is going to blow your mind.
Here’s a hint:
What do chess engines and NAT’s have in common?
If you thought the XDP post was interesting (linked below) this next one is going to blow your mind.
Here’s a hint:
What do chess engines and NAT’s have in common?
Reposted by Dan Phillips
Nice that one can use network-bypass techniques without crazy vendor frameworks or kernel mods. Even cooler that one can recreate iptables functionality like this for faster inter-host networking
November 16, 2025 at 8:44 AM
Nice that one can use network-bypass techniques without crazy vendor frameworks or kernel mods. Even cooler that one can recreate iptables functionality like this for faster inter-host networking
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Great post by @alex.sorlie.io
An eBPF Loophole: Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too!
Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too!
Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP only works for ingress. We found a loophole that lets it work for egress. Here's how we did the impossible.
loopholelabs.io
November 4, 2025 at 9:14 PM
Great post by @alex.sorlie.io
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An eBPF Loophole: Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too!
Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too!
Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP only works for ingress. We found a loophole that lets it work for egress. Here's how we did the impossible.
loopholelabs.io
November 4, 2025 at 6:24 PM
An eBPF Loophole: Using XDP for Egress Traffic
XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too!
Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
XDP is Linux's fastest packet processor but only handles incoming traffic. We found a loophole in how the kernel determines packet direction to make it work for outgoing traffic too!
Blog post with details 👇
loopholelabs.io/blog/xdp-for...
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Well that filled up quick.
1.7k members but 200 seats.
If you have a large space in SF and are willing to sponsor an event, dm me.
Please boost for reach. We need larger venues!
1.7k members but 200 seats.
If you have a large space in SF and are willing to sponsor an event, dm me.
Please boost for reach. We need larger venues!
October 21, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Well that filled up quick.
1.7k members but 200 seats.
If you have a large space in SF and are willing to sponsor an event, dm me.
Please boost for reach. We need larger venues!
1.7k members but 200 seats.
If you have a large space in SF and are willing to sponsor an event, dm me.
Please boost for reach. We need larger venues!
Reposted by Dan Phillips
If you find yourself in SF next week, @almog.xyz is talking about SlateDB at the SF Systems Meetup on Wednesday!
SF Systems Meetup: Databases and Stateful Apps · Luma
The SF Systems Meetup is back with a pair of talks giving us a peek at the future of state management! This month, we're excited to have talks from Almog Gavra…
luma.com
October 21, 2025 at 4:45 PM
If you find yourself in SF next week, @almog.xyz is talking about SlateDB at the SF Systems Meetup on Wednesday!
Texas folks! I'lll be in town for Devopsdays Dallas next week, and already have plans with a few people, but would love to know -- who else will be around?
Drop me a line if you'll be there! Looking forward to it :)
Drop me a line if you'll be there! Looking forward to it :)
September 11, 2025 at 10:10 PM
Texas folks! I'lll be in town for Devopsdays Dallas next week, and already have plans with a few people, but would love to know -- who else will be around?
Drop me a line if you'll be there! Looking forward to it :)
Drop me a line if you'll be there! Looking forward to it :)
had multiple dreams last night that spanned topics including ConfigMaps, fuschia, plan9, BGP and anycast, back to back to back.
so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend
so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend
August 30, 2025 at 6:17 PM
had multiple dreams last night that spanned topics including ConfigMaps, fuschia, plan9, BGP and anycast, back to back to back.
so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend
so, safe to say touching grass is very much on the agenda this weekend
Absolutely love how sales people call their areas "Territories"; pure Western Expansion/early 19th century American Frontier vibes
"Beyond the mighty Mississippi? that's mine for pillaging"
"Any Patagonia vest b2b saas man found along the Pacific is fair game for my outfit"
"Beyond the mighty Mississippi? that's mine for pillaging"
"Any Patagonia vest b2b saas man found along the Pacific is fair game for my outfit"
August 29, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Absolutely love how sales people call their areas "Territories"; pure Western Expansion/early 19th century American Frontier vibes
"Beyond the mighty Mississippi? that's mine for pillaging"
"Any Patagonia vest b2b saas man found along the Pacific is fair game for my outfit"
"Beyond the mighty Mississippi? that's mine for pillaging"
"Any Patagonia vest b2b saas man found along the Pacific is fair game for my outfit"
Working with Luiz was an absolute pleasure. Looking forward to following his next chapter!
Today was my last day at @loopholelabs.io. I had a great time working alongside a wonderful team. They are building some really cool stuff, so make sure to keep an eye on them!
August 4, 2025 at 7:09 AM
Working with Luiz was an absolute pleasure. Looking forward to following his next chapter!
Just used o3 to fix my clothing dryer. The future is now and it absolutely slaps
July 4, 2025 at 4:01 AM
Just used o3 to fix my clothing dryer. The future is now and it absolutely slaps
one thing i love about systems programming is that when you get low level enough, things are extremely simple, and from there, you can build things beyond anyone's imagination
May 25, 2025 at 10:11 PM
one thing i love about systems programming is that when you get low level enough, things are extremely simple, and from there, you can build things beyond anyone's imagination
unexpected response to the recording of my talk "Moving Beyond Containers" at @Wasm
- 50k views in < 2 weeks
- 100s of mailing list signups
- dozens of ppl reaching out about collaboration
seems kinda wild for a pre-alpha OSS project 😅
- 50k views in < 2 weeks
- 100s of mailing list signups
- dozens of ppl reaching out about collaboration
seems kinda wild for a pre-alpha OSS project 😅
May 9, 2025 at 3:16 AM
unexpected response to the recording of my talk "Moving Beyond Containers" at @Wasm
- 50k views in < 2 weeks
- 100s of mailing list signups
- dozens of ppl reaching out about collaboration
seems kinda wild for a pre-alpha OSS project 😅
- 50k views in < 2 weeks
- 100s of mailing list signups
- dozens of ppl reaching out about collaboration
seems kinda wild for a pre-alpha OSS project 😅
Reposted by Dan Phillips
🧩 Moving Beyond Containers - Introducing Boxer by Daniel Phillips @ Wasm I/O 2025
▶️ Video: youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
🔗 Slides: boxer-wasmio2025.spinup.site #wasmio25
▶️ Video: youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
🔗 Slides: boxer-wasmio2025.spinup.site #wasmio25
Moving Beyond Containers - Introducing Boxer by Daniel Phillips @Wasm I/O 2025
YouTube video by WASM I/O
youtu.be
April 22, 2025 at 8:19 AM
🧩 Moving Beyond Containers - Introducing Boxer by Daniel Phillips @ Wasm I/O 2025
▶️ Video: youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
🔗 Slides: boxer-wasmio2025.spinup.site #wasmio25
▶️ Video: youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
🔗 Slides: boxer-wasmio2025.spinup.site #wasmio25
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Howdy @d-philla.bsky.social ! 👏 Such a great talk from wasm/io I just wathced over on YT; quick Q...
I'm imagining sandboxing runtimes in here (go / jvm), what is the ceiling? At first, something alpine:latest - then full go server, then full nodejs serverless or web servers.
I'm imagining sandboxing runtimes in here (go / jvm), what is the ceiling? At first, something alpine:latest - then full go server, then full nodejs serverless or web servers.
April 24, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Howdy @d-philla.bsky.social ! 👏 Such a great talk from wasm/io I just wathced over on YT; quick Q...
I'm imagining sandboxing runtimes in here (go / jvm), what is the ceiling? At first, something alpine:latest - then full go server, then full nodejs serverless or web servers.
I'm imagining sandboxing runtimes in here (go / jvm), what is the ceiling? At first, something alpine:latest - then full go server, then full nodejs serverless or web servers.
Reposted by Dan Phillips
Just watched your talk. If Boxer is a kind of Docker, and Marcotte is the Linux, what would be the Kubernetes of this?
youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
Moving Beyond Containers - Introducing Boxer by Daniel Phillips @Wasm I/O 2025
YouTube video by WASM I/O
youtu.be
April 22, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Just watched your talk. If Boxer is a kind of Docker, and Marcotte is the Linux, what would be the Kubernetes of this?
youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U
youtu.be/rHOwhkHv21U