danielle

danielle

@danielle.fyi

artist by nature, engineer by trade. glassblower and computer whisperer. 🏳️‍🌈. web: https://danielle.fyi

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Because apparently this needs to be said: if you’re part of a coordinated disclosure process the appropriate thing to do is to talk to the rest of the group before you make unilateral decisions because the process is *coordinated*. It’s right there in the name Don’t agree to that? Don’t be in one

I finally gave Gleam a try and it's nice, and I like BEAM... but oh god whenever I write anything that isn't Go... the thought of doing things like "deploying it somewhere" makes me sad.

Yeah there’s no emotional morale boost quite like re-dying my hair even after absolutely suffering through physio

The number of times I’ve looked down and gone “oh yeah, I got a tattoo now” in the last 18h is funny because I am apparently a goldfish when it comes to things on my own body.

I am forcing myself to Go Out and Do Things which is good for my dumb brain but in Berlin this means coming home with hair that reeks of smoke and this makes me sad when I get home 😭

I am a huge fan of distributed tracing, but whenever I look at tracing tooling that isn't Honeycomb, I do wonder why people who don't use honeycomb like it quite so much 😅

As much as the boring way to describe tracing is "structured logs with indexes" - the tooling you have on top needs to have understanding of "a sequence of events", with the ability to query for "weird" deep inside an event chain. and nobody else really does a good job of... building... that.

Sculpting really doesn’t come naturally to me, but I’m having a great time making silly weird cartoon animals to distract from ✨ life ✨

Soo uhh... Berlin friends... I need to drag myself outside more for things that aren't just glass... but I'm also too self conscious at the moment to pester people into hanging out... if anyone wants to catch up/hang out... it would be appreciated 😅 (would also happily take reccs for fun events)

Just tried riding a bike for the first time since I broke my shoulder and… it was very short but… my arm felt ok… But my whole body turned to jelly as if it was my first time riding a bike… definitely some 🧠 🐛 to fight…

It's Pride in Berlin this weekend and I'm reminded that although Berlin is a city that is so queer, but its community and events largely... kinda suck and I hate it. It's partially a function of the state of the world and being one of the most policed cities in Europe - but it still sucks.

Dyke march used to be great, but now mostly involves having your head on a swivel in case the cops decide to start a fight again? (but does at least manage to be Queer) Main CSD... refuses to have opinions . There's IQP too, but well... cops...

but none of them do a good job of representing the people who actually live _here_ and have to face increasing amounts of bullshit from the government and the rise of domestic fascism :/

“You have the tightest muscles I’ve ever felt” is truly a thing to hear from someone who has been a massage therapist for >20 years

If my shoulder could remember how to externally rotate that would be very good plz because now my physio has me trying to force it and that isn't going great either

I can’t believe I’m linking to HBR, but if you manage (or have any leadership stake) in a larger team, you should read this. Knowledge, process, and quality delay is happening in more places than one might expect, and generally accelerating rather than being managed. hbr.org/2026/06/dont...

hbr.orgDon’t Let AI Slop Muck Up Your Company’s ProcessesGenerative AI’s gifts come with a hidden danger: decay in the accuracy and quality of organizational knowledge. This decay is the organization-level version of the “workslop” problem. When workslop…

Physio therapy is increasingly approaching “do 3-5 actual arm workouts a day” and its making things progress a lot faster but I am sure tired 😴

“40 mins of arm and shoulder workout followed by about two hours of random pops as scar tissue breaks down” and repeat, is basically my life rn. I’m glad the scar tissue is breaking up well now tho, my arm almost looks normal again!

The awkward thing now is that a lot of things are doing well, and the muscles that aren’t are important but difficult to target (teres minor, infraspinitus)

I’m still far from fully healed, but pushing myself to try new things and to get myself back to “normal”. I tried solid sculpting of glass for the first time and made my broken shoulder (it’s life sized!) based on the CT images. Need to give it a second try to refine it, but super happy with it

In good PT news I can actually raise my arm to 90 ish degrees unassisted outwards and forwards now In bad PT news doing so 15 times leaves me as out of breath as moving a 50kg box of raw glass does usually 🥲

Every time I add operational support code to a Rust codebase I'm forced to write far more brittle code than I'd expect if I want the code to be idiomatic :( partially because of how much relies on side-effects on Clone and other things that then make the borrow checker more enemy than friend :/

Dear bicep pls relax thx you are the last thing that seriously hurts and you’re making it hard to do PT 😭

Physio today was the “do the thing until it fails” kind of physio and I learnt new ways that muscles can hurt but the fact that I learnt them in the process of “lifting my arm” is scary actually. OTOH more progress which is good?

recovering from a broken shoulder is the most mentally exhausting thing i've ever done and the worst part is that even when things are "getting better" it still feels like you're _so_ far away from "better" :(

Using a computer with two hands for the first time in a month and wow my hands forgot how to type this feels so weird