Developer platforms
Technology executive, working on the platforms and tooling other engineers build on top of. Most of it lately points at AI and security — the two places where platform decisions stop being invisible.
DiegoLapiduz
I build the platforms other engineers build on — lately pointed at AI and security. On weekends I run one server in a closet and write down what happens to it.
Currently
One server in a closet
A single Proxmox node that runs DNS, Home Assistant, metrics, logs, a media server, and a VM for AI agent experiments. Nothing on it is clicked into being: Terraform builds it, Ansible configures it, and if it is not in the repo it does not survive a rebuild.
What I'm runningWeekend Linux Warrior
Notes on Linux, home lab hardware, and running AI on machines I own rather than rent. The interesting part is usually the failure rather than the finished setup, so that is mostly what gets written down.
Read the logSignal
Example entry — replace me
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Building a mail app
Every time I install Linux, I eventually end up using Thunderbird as my email client. It works fine. It does most of what you’d expect from an email client. But it never quite feels right to …
Second example entry
Two entries rather than one, so the spacing and the alternating carrier ticks in the stream are visible while you are styling it.
Computers stopped being fun, so I went back to Linux
For as long as I can remember I’ve been running Linux on my servers, but on the desktop only ever in short bursts. My main laptop has been a Mac for twenty years, and I don’t have a …