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Dan Ciruli
Dan Ciruli
@danciruli.cloud
Software and product management guy. Cloud Native, API and reformed service mesh guy, I guess. Dad. Husband. Oaktowner. I work at Nutanix, but this is my feed, not theirs.
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Hey @thock.in not sure if you're still involved in design for Kubecon logos, but this (exactly as old as I am!) might inspire something...
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Hi protocol friends! I've been cooking up a Very Large PDS (vlpds) implementation capable of scaling up to billions of accounts and down to just one. It uses Object Storage as its only state, supports HA operation, live scaling up and down, is feature-complete with the reference PDS, and is FOSS.
It's often difficult for me to contemplate the differences between the world I grew up in and the world my children will grow up in and feel any optimism at all. Somehow, today, @doctorow.pluralistic.net made me optimistic.
The post-war "peace dividend" owed its existence to three factors: industrial capacity, political freedom and pent-up demand.
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In every episode of I/O You an Explanation, I sit down with an expert to talk about a technology...not to go super deep, but because the best experts can simplify things so everyone can understand. This week, I sit down with Leslie Lee to learn about agents! youtu.be/kVRwjI_PPbE
As a guy who worked in API infrastructure, I figured I would already know everything there is to know about API Gateways...but Ashwini Vasanth taught me a ton about the difference. youtu.be/JED5IZlaR7Y
Join me and Kelsey Hightower as we talk to Luca from PlatformEngineering.org about how AI is changing the role of Platform Engineers! Later this morning, 10am PDT. Pass this on to your friends, colleagues, neighbors and passersby! Registration Page: platformengineering.org/events/enter...
It's always great to talk with @kelseyhightower.com, and adding Luca will make it even better.
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Ooooh! It's a new episode of I/O You An Explanation! This time, Steve Carter helps me to understand distributed storage (and gives a little Nutanix history lesson while he does it). youtu.be/DBUZKm6RAFI audio version: pca.st/38jotvph
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It was a long talk with @kelseyhightower.com that got me to move from Mastodon and to delete my (then dormant) X account. He convinced me that AT and Bluesky were the right combination of technology and stewardship. My opinion: ANYONE posting on X is supporting Musk (by donating content).
Twitter died a long time ago and X isn't worth it. Before I made the jump, my ego was holding me back. I was too concerned with vanity metrics. I finally realized if you're posting stuff people want to follow, then they'll follow you, even when you leave. www.siliconrepublic.com/enterprise/k...
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Thor's Helmet - NGC 2359 - From Rolf Wahl Olsen - https://flic.kr/p/dMQknj
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Is there any way that other NYC orgs can put some of the unlucky 2965 techies to work? Asking for a friend* *me i'm asking for me. and also some other friends.
3,000 techies applied for 35 jobs with NYC's PIT Crews, and, as Levy writes, many of them are high-flying senior coders who are willing to take a massive pay-cut and forfeit their stock options to do something that's both technically excellent and meaningful to their users' lives. 53/
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I was 14 and had been hit by a car. I had a bad, compound fracture of the tibia but sat in the emergency room for hours while they located my parents. When they finally did (and they signed off on surgery), a doctor said "We need to hurry because if the bone is infected we'll have to amputate."
A question from Reddit that I'll answer here: "What's the most unhinged thing a doctor has said to you with a straight face?"
I HIGHLY recommend Not Like Other Girls by @ghoulpus.bsky.social ! Delicious prose, reminiscent of LeGuin in its ability to make you ponder the role of gender in society. Absolutely loved it (and wanted more)!
Quote of the year from @doctorow.pluralistic.net (on the price of printer ink): "At $10,000 a gallon, it would be cheaper to print your grocery list with the semen of a Kentucky Derby winning stallion." This Trevor Noah interview of Cory is gold. youtu.be/CK8M5sKWRkc
I hadn't noticed that our video team (finally!) posted the video of the interview I did with @kelseyhightower.com at our .NEXT conference. I can't tell you how much I love hearing him put *perspective* into the evolution of technology (yes, including AI). FUNDAMENTALS! youtu.be/i5DYUHKqzy4
Wow. MCPs being stateless really does reinforce the parallels with web APIs. This feels just like 2013! The innovation (and the capabilities and business it opens up) is so exciting.
The interesting part of MCP 2026-07-28 is a removal. No handshake, no session ID header, no sticky routing. Servers scale horizontally the way HTTP has always scaled. We shipped support for it on day one. claude.com/blog/bringin...
I loved sitting down with Ashwini! youtube.com/shorts/uX-gw...
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It's the latest episode of I/o You An Explanation! In this one, Ashwini Vasanth teaches me all about AI Gateways (and, for an old API guy, talks me through why API gateways weren't enough). And we reminisce about life before mobile phone navigation!) youtu.be/JED5IZlaR7Y
It's the latest episode of I/o You An Explanation! In this one, Ashwini Vasanth teaches me all about AI Gateways (and, for an old API guy, talks me through why API gateways weren't enough). And we reminisce about life before mobile phone navigation!) youtu.be/JED5IZlaR7Y
And if you want to find the whole series, check wherever you get your podcasts or here on YouTube youtube.com/playlist?lis...