indieblog.page
indieblog.page
Andreas Gohr
This website lets you randomly explore the IndieWeb.
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This random indieblog.page link was picked on Thursday, July 30th 2026. It was originally published on Monday, July 13th 2026 at Bogdan Buduroiu. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the...
Every morning I open a terminal and type three words: "plan my day." Charles comes back with a briefing. Tasks in flight, project updates, what's overdue, what's coming. Then he gets to my calendar. I said yes. Fifteen minutes later he...
Writing-wise, I’m stuck. I’ve been stuck. Hot, nasty summer day and the nearly-expired flies caught in dangling sticky paper are like, “at least we’re not as barbequed as that poor sod.” I mentioned the gist...oh, six months ago. That's...
This random indieblog.page link was picked on Monday, July 27th 2026. It was originally published on Wednesday, January 28th 2026 at Vanwa. If you'd like to report any problems with this post or the blog, please include the following ID...
you're dense 15 Apr, 2026 you were in bed one night, in the softness that comes at the beginning of a relationship. she ran her fingers over your body and murmured in english, 'you're dense.' rather than get defensive as a native speaker...
A while back I listened to a Pragmatic Engineer podcast with Peter Steinberger about his AI-native development workflow – the one where he runs 5-10 coding agents in parallel and ships code he doesn't personally read. The headline...
A common financial trick is to have a bunch of uncorrelated assets that you balance over time. Assume you have access to assets A and B, with about similar returns. You can have a portfolio of 50% A and 50% B. If A gets overweight,...
I’ve been in Bangkok the last two weeks, and three times in the last six months. The city is incredible. It’s well over 10 million people, approaching that of Istanbul, which is the largest city in all of Europe. After a certain...
Principal Software Engineer · Durham, NC I'm a dad in perpetual training, a curious software engineer, a Marine Corps veteran, and a consummate bro. I'm a Principal Software Engineer at Clever, where I work on systems that handle...
The Arch User Repository (AUR) is a collection of user-contributed source packages for Arch Linux. These packages, which may be submitted by anyone without review, simply consist of package metadata, and instructions for downloading and...
TL;DR QCon is one of my favourite events, and I’ve been to a lot of them over the years. 2026 was the best yet, so kudos to the programme committee and C4media organisers. The most fun bit was hosting the security track, where I got to...
A little over a week ago, as I was getting into the car with my kid to drive to his school, where I work as the Lower School librarian (serving grades 1-4), I got a text from the head teacher. (Sort of like a principal.) I thought, “Well...
There is little doubt in my mind that AI coding models have fundamentally changed the nature of software development in 2026. But is the SaaS-pocalypse real? I think it kinda is, for some businesses. A history lesson from an elder...
Atlassian Enables Default Data Collection to Train AI: Atlassian is changing its data contribution policy so that, starting August 17, 2026, it will use customer metadata and in-app content from Jira, Confluence, and other Atlassian...
PHP version stats: July, 2026 Written on 2026-07-09 Welcome back to another blog post about PHP's version usage across the community. You can read the previous edition here, but as always I'll include historic data in this post as well....