Toots for bengerman@hachyderm.io account

Written by Ben Berry on 2025-01-12 at 18:47

Is your tugboat free and open-source?

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Written by Ben Berry on 2025-01-10 at 05:57

@pycascades

And the only way to find out is to buy a ticket to the conference*

ok, there are other ways, but this is definitely the best way to find out

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Written by Ben Berry on 2025-01-10 at 05:56

I an 100% sure folks are gonna either love or hate the @pycascades stickers this year

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Written by Ben Berry on 2024-12-10 at 00:34

Please note: step 4 requires a series of bizarre dreams. They've been omitted from the core strategy instructions because they're out of your control.

Trust the process.

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Written by Ben Berry on 2024-12-10 at 00:33

simple strategy for dealing with jet lag:

go to bed late, to force yourself to wake up late

wake up early anyway

repeat a couple times

without setting an alarm, lie down for a "quick" nap

wake up 4 hours later in a cold sweat

Congratulations! Time no longer has meaning, so you can't technically be jet lagged

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Written by Ben Berry on 2024-10-23 at 10:54

If you've ever wondered "is the air conditioner in my hotel louder than a jet engine at takeoff?" boy do I have the hotel for you

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Written by Ben Berry on 2024-10-09 at 17:19

I know exactly who needs to hear this:

Spamming in community Slack orgs is not engagement, and only ever makes people view you more poorly.

Doubly so if you spam via DMs.

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Written by Ben Berry on 2024-08-17 at 18:18

I have a (half-joking) rule that code I haven't worked on in more than 6 months was functionally written by someone else.

Partially, this is about reminding myself (and person asking me about the code) that I no longer have the context in my head that I did when writing it.

Partially it's this - the way I write code is always changing, and mostly for the better. https://phpc.social/@sarah/112973316182844533

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