New rule: You can use AI as long as you do pushups while you wait. I expect to see conferences full of ridiculously buff software developers by early 2026.

I've noticed a trend in my own AI usage: the quality of the response is inversely proportional to my expertise on the subject. I'm more likely to accept a response if I have no clue how to evaluate it. Having a strong bullshit detector is becoming the primary skill of the knowledge worker.

In case it needs to be said (and apparently it does), nothing about DOGE's takeover of government computer systems is remotely ok or legal. Efficiency is no excuse for carelessness - Musk's amateur clownshow has compromised national security. www.techdirt.com/2025/02/14/d...

A 3-band tif with elevation, slope, and aspect bands interpreted as RGB #GlitchArt

Just finished reading "Idea Flow" by Janelle Arty Starr. This is hands down the most underrated book in software! Every page is filled with deep and practical insights into the dynamics of software engineering - I had to stop highlighting after a while. leanpub.com/ideaflow

First time on a M series macbook and ... wow. The hardware is beyond anything I've ever used. I can get used to OSX I guess.

I am thrilled to announce that I'm joining Pachama as a Geospatial Data Engineer! We are building a distributed data pipeline, based on ML and Earth Observation sensors, to ensure high-quality carbon credits and monitoring for forest restoration and nature-based projects. Let's do this!

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