Feels kind of stuck in a time loop: a valid Kubernetes config that is also valid x86 assembly and will print “Hello World” when compiled by an AT&T assembler.
The same yaml also needs 1.21 Gigawatts and accelerate to 88 miles per hour to return to the nineteen seventies.
in cursed news: today I wrote some Kubernetes YAML that is *also* valid AT&T syntax x86_64 assembly (both print hello world) pic.twitter.com/cilPYNDIOL
It’s the small things that count. Sometimes events in life are just too overwhelming, in fact so much you can’t even take a photo a day. The past four weeks have been dark days, for the 2nd time this year.
Out of a sudden, things are different, the future is bleak, nothing makes sense anymore.
And then it’s the small things make you come back to a smile.
The twentyone project took a pause. The pause started around June 26th. For a good reason, that I don’t want to disclose publicly. It was a hard hit, to say the least, and to say twentyone is a crap year. However, I feel like I can resume the project starting July 23rd.