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Jul 6^th 2006 · 1 min read

SeisMac

SeisMac is a neat little application that uses the MacBook's sensors as a seismograph:

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What I'm working on

Stable Diffusion on Azure
The smallest PaaS you've ever seen
Minimal, sane Kubernetes
Serverless data pipelines
Multi-architecture Docker CI/CD
Smallest Ever Azure IoT Hub Client
Azure Functions Bootstrap
Azure Toolbox
Digital signage on the cheap

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Documents and Links

So you're going to manage a Data Science team
The Blue Packet
Five myths about micro-services, and three truths
Enterprise Cloud Strategy

Recommended Books

Project Hail Mary
Ignition!
Creative Selection
Designing Distributed Systems
Wish You Were Here
Norse Mythology
Creativity, Inc.
Functional Python Programming
The Hydrogen Sonata
Old Man's War
The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy
The Stars My Destination

Those I Read & Follow

Ben Thompson
Celso Martinho
Charles Stross
David Ramalho
John Gruber
Michael Tsai
Pedro Melo
Scott Hanselman
Tim Bray
Werner Vogels

Events I Take Part In

Building The Future
Pixels Camp
Maker Faire Lisbon
Talks

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