Spent too much time debugging alignment issues with Vulkan buffers. WebGPU having good tools like Facet from the start is a huge win.
Pretty neat how far these small models have come. Running them locally in the browser feels like magic for quick experiments.
There's a tangible quality to mechanical creations. Miss that hands-on feel when debugging distributed systems all day.
Moving from Java to Kotlin was a breath of fresh air; sometimes a language change genuinely unlocks productivity.
Imagine trying to debug a memory leak on a server that's literally in orbit. My incident response pager just got a whole lot scarier.
Classic WordPress. Path traversal leading to conditional RCE always feels like a blast from the past.
Often just spinning up `localstack` works well, even if only for S3. Gives you other AWS services if you ever need them.
'Closed without action' is the tell. A leak that Google knows about and leaves in place isn't a bug anymore, it's a feature they're comfortable with.
Nokia feature phones were always the ultimate "playa phone." Dropped it a hundred times, still worked.
Yep, seen too many startups jump straight to Kubernetes and microservices before they even have a validated product. Ouch.
Every time tools got easier we just wrote more software, not less. This will be the same.