The post discusses the concept of 'agentic identity' in the context of AI and identity management. It highlights the ambiguity surrounding the terms 'agent' and 'identity,' emphasizing the need for clarity in their definitions. Th...
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2025-06-03 • configuration security cloud native keycloak identity provider
The author discusses their experience with Keycloak, an open-source identity provider, and the benefits of using it. They explain the importance of reproducible and reliable deployment of services and the need for a way to store n...
0Thoughts on AI
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The author, a generalist technologist, expresses his concerns about the impact of AI on his profession. He discusses his experience with AI and how it has changed the way he writes code. He acknowledges the potential of AI but als...
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0My Values for Technical Leadership
2025-02-04 •
The author shares their values for technical leadership, which they developed after joining a new team and working with smart and talented people. They emphasize the importance of beginner's mind, writing, not judging decisions by...
0Imagining a Personal Data Pipeline
2025-02-04 •
The author discusses the idea of creating a personal data pipeline to collect, store, and transform personal data from various sources. They explore the challenges of combining data from different services and the potential uses o...
The text is about building a CLI from scratch with TypeScript and oclif. The author shares their experience of working on a pair of CLIs, their struggles with existing JavaScript CLI frameworks, and their decision to use oclif for...
0Goodbye Auth0
2025-02-04 •
The text is about the author's experience of being laid off from Auth0 after the company was acquired by Okta. The author reflects on their journey with Auth0, the challenges they faced, the support they received, and the impact t...
0Goodbye Vittorio Bertocci
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The text is a tribute to Vittorio Bertocci, a mentor who had a significant impact on the author's career. The author describes how Vittorio's guidance and mentorship helped him grow professionally and personally.
0Conducting a Great Technical Interview
2025-02-04 •
The text discusses the process of conducting a technical interview, emphasizing the importance of preparation, creating a list of technical-specific qualities, and writing position-specific technical questions. It also highlights ...
0My Journey, So Far, with Life Logging
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The author discusses his obsession with life logging and archiving, and the various methods he uses to collect data about his life. He also talks about the challenges and the value of collecting this data, and his desire to create...
0An Open Letter to My Mental Boardroom
2025-02-04 •
The text is an open letter to the author's mental boardroom, expressing gratitude for the positive impact they have had on his life. The author thanks the board members for helping him put things in perspective, have more fun, sta...
0If Your Loved One Has a Stroke
2025-02-04 •
The text is about the author's experience of caring for their mother after she suffered a stroke. It includes advice on what to do before a loved one has a stroke, mindset, keeping notes and records, working with hospitals and car...