Noah Harris
@nharris31.bsky.social
🧗 Rock Climbing
📷 Photography
🧑🏫 Teaching
📣 Speaking
🧠 Learning
👨💻 Coding
📚 Reading
Wanna hang? https://calendly.com/nharris31/virtual-coffee
📷 Photography
🧑🏫 Teaching
📣 Speaking
🧠 Learning
👨💻 Coding
📚 Reading
Wanna hang? https://calendly.com/nharris31/virtual-coffee
RenderATL day one was rough! Up all night with a stomach bug, and finally rolled in about 30 minutes ago.
If you’re still here today, holler at me!
If you’re still here today, holler at me!
June 11, 2025 at 7:54 PM
RenderATL day one was rough! Up all night with a stomach bug, and finally rolled in about 30 minutes ago.
If you’re still here today, holler at me!
If you’re still here today, holler at me!
I went to the airport a few hours early specifically to check out the lounge. The lounge is closed, I got full body scanned, and my bag was checked for explosives.
Off to a good start.
RenderATL, here I come!
Off to a good start.
RenderATL, here I come!
June 10, 2025 at 2:18 PM
I went to the airport a few hours early specifically to check out the lounge. The lounge is closed, I got full body scanned, and my bag was checked for explosives.
Off to a good start.
RenderATL, here I come!
Off to a good start.
RenderATL, here I come!
One thing that I love about Buffalo is that there's basically a 3-degrees-of-separation for most anyone in the city.
I've seen the same people over and over at various events, and it's an awesome way to make better, deeper connections.
I've seen the same people over and over at various events, and it's an awesome way to make better, deeper connections.
April 24, 2025 at 12:31 AM
One thing that I love about Buffalo is that there's basically a 3-degrees-of-separation for most anyone in the city.
I've seen the same people over and over at various events, and it's an awesome way to make better, deeper connections.
I've seen the same people over and over at various events, and it's an awesome way to make better, deeper connections.
Vibe coding is like having a super intelligent developer at your side who's dump stat is wisdom.
March 29, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Vibe coding is like having a super intelligent developer at your side who's dump stat is wisdom.
How can you tell I used AI to write this code?
Because there are comments
Also, proof of working on my side project 🤫🫨
Because there are comments
Also, proof of working on my side project 🤫🫨
March 5, 2025 at 2:22 AM
How can you tell I used AI to write this code?
Because there are comments
Also, proof of working on my side project 🤫🫨
Because there are comments
Also, proof of working on my side project 🤫🫨
I gotta admit. I’m hooked on that notification bubble on social media.
Haven’t felt that brain chemical dump since high school.
Not sure how I feel about it.
Haven’t felt that brain chemical dump since high school.
Not sure how I feel about it.
March 2, 2025 at 3:02 AM
I gotta admit. I’m hooked on that notification bubble on social media.
Haven’t felt that brain chemical dump since high school.
Not sure how I feel about it.
Haven’t felt that brain chemical dump since high school.
Not sure how I feel about it.
RenderATL 2025 tickets purchased!
Stoked to reconnect with some old friends and make so many more new ones.
We're gonna have a good ass time :D If you're going be sure to let me know so that we can coordinate a group photo!
Stoked to reconnect with some old friends and make so many more new ones.
We're gonna have a good ass time :D If you're going be sure to let me know so that we can coordinate a group photo!
March 2, 2025 at 2:08 AM
RenderATL 2025 tickets purchased!
Stoked to reconnect with some old friends and make so many more new ones.
We're gonna have a good ass time :D If you're going be sure to let me know so that we can coordinate a group photo!
Stoked to reconnect with some old friends and make so many more new ones.
We're gonna have a good ass time :D If you're going be sure to let me know so that we can coordinate a group photo!
One of my weaknesses is putting of 10 minute tasks for DAYS
There is no need and, honestly, my life would be better if I just did the damn thing.
😤😫😣
There is no need and, honestly, my life would be better if I just did the damn thing.
😤😫😣
March 1, 2025 at 3:54 AM
One of my weaknesses is putting of 10 minute tasks for DAYS
There is no need and, honestly, my life would be better if I just did the damn thing.
😤😫😣
There is no need and, honestly, my life would be better if I just did the damn thing.
😤😫😣
For my birthday, I got to see an NHL game. They’re always really fun and it make me want to get season tickets.
Shoutout to my buddy Nate for going with me!
Sabers V Ducks - was 0-2 Ducks going into the 3rd period, but the Sabers came back strong ending the game 3-2 Sabers.
I love hockey <3
Shoutout to my buddy Nate for going with me!
Sabers V Ducks - was 0-2 Ducks going into the 3rd period, but the Sabers came back strong ending the game 3-2 Sabers.
I love hockey <3
February 27, 2025 at 2:52 PM
For my birthday, I got to see an NHL game. They’re always really fun and it make me want to get season tickets.
Shoutout to my buddy Nate for going with me!
Sabers V Ducks - was 0-2 Ducks going into the 3rd period, but the Sabers came back strong ending the game 3-2 Sabers.
I love hockey <3
Shoutout to my buddy Nate for going with me!
Sabers V Ducks - was 0-2 Ducks going into the 3rd period, but the Sabers came back strong ending the game 3-2 Sabers.
I love hockey <3
Why do you need a passion project?
Many reasons, some of which are:
- keeps you consistent
- motivates you to push though obstacles
- is something that you’re personally interested in
- gives you a sandbox to play in
- lets you explore curiosities, try out new things, and mess up sans judgement
Many reasons, some of which are:
- keeps you consistent
- motivates you to push though obstacles
- is something that you’re personally interested in
- gives you a sandbox to play in
- lets you explore curiosities, try out new things, and mess up sans judgement
February 22, 2025 at 2:52 AM
Why do you need a passion project?
Many reasons, some of which are:
- keeps you consistent
- motivates you to push though obstacles
- is something that you’re personally interested in
- gives you a sandbox to play in
- lets you explore curiosities, try out new things, and mess up sans judgement
Many reasons, some of which are:
- keeps you consistent
- motivates you to push though obstacles
- is something that you’re personally interested in
- gives you a sandbox to play in
- lets you explore curiosities, try out new things, and mess up sans judgement
Fun Fact Wednesday!
You'll be surprised by the number of applications which allow for two interesting shortcuts:
- `ctrl + n` == next choice
- `ctrl + p` == previous choice
Arc, Discord, Alfred, Chrome, and many more
Feel the speed!
You'll be surprised by the number of applications which allow for two interesting shortcuts:
- `ctrl + n` == next choice
- `ctrl + p` == previous choice
Arc, Discord, Alfred, Chrome, and many more
Feel the speed!
February 20, 2025 at 1:13 AM
Fun Fact Wednesday!
You'll be surprised by the number of applications which allow for two interesting shortcuts:
- `ctrl + n` == next choice
- `ctrl + p` == previous choice
Arc, Discord, Alfred, Chrome, and many more
Feel the speed!
You'll be surprised by the number of applications which allow for two interesting shortcuts:
- `ctrl + n` == next choice
- `ctrl + p` == previous choice
Arc, Discord, Alfred, Chrome, and many more
Feel the speed!
You could sword fight with the icicles coming off my roof. They’re bigger around than my wrist!
February 18, 2025 at 1:26 PM
You could sword fight with the icicles coming off my roof. They’re bigger around than my wrist!
First Buffalo Code & Coffee is on the books!
Huge shoutout to those who made is possible - @theradr.bsky.social for the idea, Steve Chen for execution, and Zack Glink for spreading the word.
Definitely going to be doing this again soon!
If you're in the Buffalo or WNY area, come meet with us!
Huge shoutout to those who made is possible - @theradr.bsky.social for the idea, Steve Chen for execution, and Zack Glink for spreading the word.
Definitely going to be doing this again soon!
If you're in the Buffalo or WNY area, come meet with us!
February 15, 2025 at 9:32 PM
First Buffalo Code & Coffee is on the books!
Huge shoutout to those who made is possible - @theradr.bsky.social for the idea, Steve Chen for execution, and Zack Glink for spreading the word.
Definitely going to be doing this again soon!
If you're in the Buffalo or WNY area, come meet with us!
Huge shoutout to those who made is possible - @theradr.bsky.social for the idea, Steve Chen for execution, and Zack Glink for spreading the word.
Definitely going to be doing this again soon!
If you're in the Buffalo or WNY area, come meet with us!
I love seeing engineers dismiss AI as "not ready."
Every dev who refuses to adapt is choosing stagnation, self-selecting out of the future of engineering.
AI isn’t perfect—neither were compilers or cloud computing at first. Those who embrace it will shape what’s next.
The rest? Left behind.
Every dev who refuses to adapt is choosing stagnation, self-selecting out of the future of engineering.
AI isn’t perfect—neither were compilers or cloud computing at first. Those who embrace it will shape what’s next.
The rest? Left behind.
February 14, 2025 at 3:18 PM
I love seeing engineers dismiss AI as "not ready."
Every dev who refuses to adapt is choosing stagnation, self-selecting out of the future of engineering.
AI isn’t perfect—neither were compilers or cloud computing at first. Those who embrace it will shape what’s next.
The rest? Left behind.
Every dev who refuses to adapt is choosing stagnation, self-selecting out of the future of engineering.
AI isn’t perfect—neither were compilers or cloud computing at first. Those who embrace it will shape what’s next.
The rest? Left behind.
Fellow engineers!
Hit me with your favorite or most used aliases!
I'm looking for good ones to add to my arsenal :D
Here is one of my most used:
```sh
alias j="jq '.scripts' package.json"
```
This uses the jq package to list all the "scripts" in a package json file to the terminal.
Hit me with your favorite or most used aliases!
I'm looking for good ones to add to my arsenal :D
Here is one of my most used:
```sh
alias j="jq '.scripts' package.json"
```
This uses the jq package to list all the "scripts" in a package json file to the terminal.
February 13, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Fellow engineers!
Hit me with your favorite or most used aliases!
I'm looking for good ones to add to my arsenal :D
Here is one of my most used:
```sh
alias j="jq '.scripts' package.json"
```
This uses the jq package to list all the "scripts" in a package json file to the terminal.
Hit me with your favorite or most used aliases!
I'm looking for good ones to add to my arsenal :D
Here is one of my most used:
```sh
alias j="jq '.scripts' package.json"
```
This uses the jq package to list all the "scripts" in a package json file to the terminal.
Yesterday marked my 12th day on Duolingo! It felt long, but I’ve learned a lot:
Understanding reading ≠ understanding speech.
Understanding speech ≠ forming sentences.
Reading grows vocab but is tough.
Daily practice prevents forgetting.
Direct translation (Eng → Ger) overcomplicates sentences.
Understanding reading ≠ understanding speech.
Understanding speech ≠ forming sentences.
Reading grows vocab but is tough.
Daily practice prevents forgetting.
Direct translation (Eng → Ger) overcomplicates sentences.
February 12, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Yesterday marked my 12th day on Duolingo! It felt long, but I’ve learned a lot:
Understanding reading ≠ understanding speech.
Understanding speech ≠ forming sentences.
Reading grows vocab but is tough.
Daily practice prevents forgetting.
Direct translation (Eng → Ger) overcomplicates sentences.
Understanding reading ≠ understanding speech.
Understanding speech ≠ forming sentences.
Reading grows vocab but is tough.
Daily practice prevents forgetting.
Direct translation (Eng → Ger) overcomplicates sentences.
I read a whole book today, cover to cover.
“Obvious Adams” by Robert Updegraff. Originally written in 1916
It’s a short story about a businessman who travels to his clients, observes, learns, and makes recommendations based on the obvious. This makes him successful in biz.
Perspective matters!
“Obvious Adams” by Robert Updegraff. Originally written in 1916
It’s a short story about a businessman who travels to his clients, observes, learns, and makes recommendations based on the obvious. This makes him successful in biz.
Perspective matters!
February 10, 2025 at 11:48 PM
I read a whole book today, cover to cover.
“Obvious Adams” by Robert Updegraff. Originally written in 1916
It’s a short story about a businessman who travels to his clients, observes, learns, and makes recommendations based on the obvious. This makes him successful in biz.
Perspective matters!
“Obvious Adams” by Robert Updegraff. Originally written in 1916
It’s a short story about a businessman who travels to his clients, observes, learns, and makes recommendations based on the obvious. This makes him successful in biz.
Perspective matters!
I’ve never found a mobile game that was worth the time suck.
Mostly because they all seem to be ad-farms or pay-to-win.
Mostly because they all seem to be ad-farms or pay-to-win.
February 10, 2025 at 11:23 PM
I’ve never found a mobile game that was worth the time suck.
Mostly because they all seem to be ad-farms or pay-to-win.
Mostly because they all seem to be ad-farms or pay-to-win.
Recently learned about SST - an IaC tool that is very very developer friendly.
Digging into it for work and am super impressed by its abilities. Worth checking out! sst.dev
Digging into it for work and am super impressed by its abilities. Worth checking out! sst.dev
SST
sst.dev
February 10, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Recently learned about SST - an IaC tool that is very very developer friendly.
Digging into it for work and am super impressed by its abilities. Worth checking out! sst.dev
Digging into it for work and am super impressed by its abilities. Worth checking out! sst.dev
After being sick for literally the whole month of January, I’m finally feeling better.
Daughter goes back to daycare and now has a 100+ fever.
Looks like we’re gonna get sick again here soon 😪
Daughter goes back to daycare and now has a 100+ fever.
Looks like we’re gonna get sick again here soon 😪
February 7, 2025 at 1:42 PM
After being sick for literally the whole month of January, I’m finally feeling better.
Daughter goes back to daycare and now has a 100+ fever.
Looks like we’re gonna get sick again here soon 😪
Daughter goes back to daycare and now has a 100+ fever.
Looks like we’re gonna get sick again here soon 😪
Sometimes it's hard to miss the writing on the wall -
here's to getting back on the grind 🥂
here's to getting back on the grind 🥂
February 5, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Sometimes it's hard to miss the writing on the wall -
here's to getting back on the grind 🥂
here's to getting back on the grind 🥂
Finished “Supercommunicators” and now on to “The Art of Profitability”
2025 is the year of consuming books and expanding networks
2025 is the year of consuming books and expanding networks
February 5, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Finished “Supercommunicators” and now on to “The Art of Profitability”
2025 is the year of consuming books and expanding networks
2025 is the year of consuming books and expanding networks
I'm such a sucker for trying new technologies whenever I build something.
I want to get an MVP out today? Let's try a new routing technology.
New full stack app? Let's do it in Go (which I'm still learning)
The thing I need to work on most is ruthless prioritization.
I want to get an MVP out today? Let's try a new routing technology.
New full stack app? Let's do it in Go (which I'm still learning)
The thing I need to work on most is ruthless prioritization.
January 31, 2025 at 3:15 PM
I'm such a sucker for trying new technologies whenever I build something.
I want to get an MVP out today? Let's try a new routing technology.
New full stack app? Let's do it in Go (which I'm still learning)
The thing I need to work on most is ruthless prioritization.
I want to get an MVP out today? Let's try a new routing technology.
New full stack app? Let's do it in Go (which I'm still learning)
The thing I need to work on most is ruthless prioritization.
"The most important goal of any conversation is to connect." – Charles Duhigg
"Supercommunicators" breaks conversations into three types:
Practical – Decision-making
Emotional – Feelings-focused
Social – Identity & belonging
To connect, recognize which one you're in and adapt.
Highly recommend!
"Supercommunicators" breaks conversations into three types:
Practical – Decision-making
Emotional – Feelings-focused
Social – Identity & belonging
To connect, recognize which one you're in and adapt.
Highly recommend!
January 31, 2025 at 3:13 PM
"The most important goal of any conversation is to connect." – Charles Duhigg
"Supercommunicators" breaks conversations into three types:
Practical – Decision-making
Emotional – Feelings-focused
Social – Identity & belonging
To connect, recognize which one you're in and adapt.
Highly recommend!
"Supercommunicators" breaks conversations into three types:
Practical – Decision-making
Emotional – Feelings-focused
Social – Identity & belonging
To connect, recognize which one you're in and adapt.
Highly recommend!
If you have to go into multiple terminals to start your project, you're doing it wrong.
Containerizing + shell alias means that I can boot up all my project services just by typing "dcu", aliased to "docker compose up"
I can also do this for _all_ of my projects, so the cmd doesn't change.
Containerizing + shell alias means that I can boot up all my project services just by typing "dcu", aliased to "docker compose up"
I can also do this for _all_ of my projects, so the cmd doesn't change.
January 30, 2025 at 9:36 PM
If you have to go into multiple terminals to start your project, you're doing it wrong.
Containerizing + shell alias means that I can boot up all my project services just by typing "dcu", aliased to "docker compose up"
I can also do this for _all_ of my projects, so the cmd doesn't change.
Containerizing + shell alias means that I can boot up all my project services just by typing "dcu", aliased to "docker compose up"
I can also do this for _all_ of my projects, so the cmd doesn't change.