There are yaks to shave all over the stack, and I go where the yaks are.

I am currently in ( 🗼 Tokyo [x] | 🤠 Austin [ ] )

Most of my projects and code are on GitLab, and I tweet at @vadosware

• ☁ Nimbus Web Services - Services (Redis, Object Storage, etc) for the small cloud (Hetzner, OVH, LeaseWeb)
• 🦀 async-dropper - The least-worst ad-hoc AsyncDrop implementation you've seen so far
• 🦀 situwaition - A rust library for waiting
• 📨 Webhooked.email - A webhook that emails you, in under 30 seconds.
• 🐘 pg_idkit - Generate the new wave of UUIDs in Postgres

• Awesome F/OSS - Awesome F/OSS projects in your inbox, every week
• PodcastSaver.com - Download your favorite podcasts (powered by Postgres FTS, and Meilisearch)
• Unvalidated Startup/SaaS Ideas
• Waaard For Login - Build your site's OAuth login flow in less than 60 seconds.
• Waaard - Share links only your (customers | teammates | clients | friends) can open.
• LoginWithHN - An OAuth2+OpenID Connect provider for HackerNews, powered by ORY Hydra
• NoMorePizzaParties.com - Salary sharing sites for accountants

I keep a technical blog, and you probably should too.

Here are some recent yak shaves posts you might like that were recent the last time I updated this README:

• Building custom kernels for kata-containers
• Self-Hosted email is the hardest it's ever been, but also the easiest.
• Software Sessions Interview (2022)
• The future of Free and Open Source is AGPL
• Why don't more people use throat mics?
• Building an interface (even if there's only one implementation) is unquestionably right

Some other posts people seem to like:

• Everything I've seen on optimizing Postgres on ZFS
• So you need to wait for some Kubernetes resources?
• How and why Haskell is better (than your favorite $LANGUAGE)
• Paxosmon 2: The Paxos Journey Continues
• Stuffing both SSH and HTTPS on port 443 with stunnel, sslh and traefik
• Kubernetes storage provider benchmark (part 5, the results)