The Anthropic vs. Department of Defense clash is really confusing me. It's not that I find it shocking that the Trump administration is doing something that oversteps norms - that's expected. The thing I find confusing is the "pro-business" tech commenters who I have some respect for that are siding with the DoD way more forcefully than I would ever expect. Specifically, Ben Thompson from Stratechery, and Noah Smith of Noahpinion. I don't have a problem with disagreeing with either of them, but the force with which they're making their arguments makes me wonder if I'm missing something.
Post pandemic, we saw a number of beloved local events reboot. But weβve never seen one quite this big.Β Portland Women in Technology (PDXWIT) β one of the largest and most beloved tech organizations in the community is back. And itβs holding a gathering on January 27, 2026.
Thoughts on the confusing genius of the Light Phone 3.
Dipping my toes into the world of mesh networking.
It's been three years and I still haven't publish a simple data science blog: scope creep, HEIC images, and dependency resolution hell. Perfect truly is the enemy of good. Just be good enough!
Yesterday, I wrote my newsletter! Then I realized something very frustrating.
Pocket launched a new feature called Lists.
For the life of me, I couldn't figure out why it wouldn't upgrade. Why is Apple so hostile to their customers? π
I'm now hosting my own blog, powered by Sveltekit π
After nearly 6 years contributing to the Mozilla project, today is my last day.
I'm building Vie, an indieweb app to aggregate the different parts of my life β books, runs, saved articles, check-ins β into one shareable place. Here's the motivation, the design, and the tech stack.
Over the past few months, I have gotten involved in organizing a few upcoming coding sprints.