Developer Experience (DX) Matters, especially for side projects, non-profitable open-source projects, and early staged bootstrapped business. I Can NOT Stop Working on Day Job Recently, when I have extra energy after day job, I noticed that I prefer to spend time on my day job project, then the open source project, and finally the side project. But hold on, I have already completed the planned work for the day job project, and based on the importance, I should spend time on the side project first, then the open source project, and finally maybe some leisure time.

I do NOT like message recall/replacement. I prefer to NOT use it during online conversations, for both personal and work-related sessions. Recall or replacement messages encourage people to avoid taking responsibility for their words. It’s like saying, “I can say whatever I want, and if I regret it, I can just take it back.” It’s a way to avoid the consequences of our actions. Also at the professional level, it’s a way to avoid accountability.

1 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Professional Stuff I take a review about products built by Boring Design: EasyDevo, Free, https://easydevo.boringboring.design/, clean my mac but for developers, majorly focus on cleaning javascript node_modules, rust targets, golang build cache, and xcode build cache. Haye, Paid with subscription, https://haye.ai/, an in-context AI assistant for MacOS. It could be triggered by selection then press the hotkey, then chat

Professional Stuff Introduced Curosr to My Wife Cursor is an AI powered IDE, based on VSCode. The major difference is that it can provide more tight integration with the codebase, like asking questions with @codebase, also it has a “composer mode” which could help modify files in a more structured way with the diff view. It extremely likes a pair programming colleague, but I am always the “navigator”. I have

I always make a list about the topics I am most interested in during KubeCon. Here is my list for KubeCon NA 2024. Parts of them already have slides, we could watch them before the conference. And later I will update my comments/reviews on each topic. Talks All Your Routes Are Ready, More or Less - Dave Protasowski When Life Gives You Containers, Make an Open Source RDS: A Kubernetes Love Story - Sergey Pronin, Percona How to Move from Ingress to Gateway API with Minimal Hassle - Keith Mattix, Microsoft Running Quantum-Safe Applications on Kubernetes - Paul Schweigert & Michael Maximilien, IBM Quantum What Agent to Trust with Your K8s: Falco, Tetragon or KubeArmor?