Till
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Till; Berlin; work @runway.horse; I’ve lots of opinions, some are free. Also, check out my little BlueSky bot: @golangoss.bsky.social.
Blog: https://till.klampaeckel.de
Blog: https://till.klampaeckel.de
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My name‘s Till. I am middle aged.
I enjoy building software, but love working with people even more.
I like to tinker with things, founded a bunch of companies, exited one and I am building another (@runway.horse).
I’ll shitpost at times. 😂 Trying to take life not to serious. #intro #bluesky
I enjoy building software, but love working with people even more.
I like to tinker with things, founded a bunch of companies, exited one and I am building another (@runway.horse).
I’ll shitpost at times. 😂 Trying to take life not to serious. #intro #bluesky
@tretmopete.bsky.social habe guten Gurkencontent aber getraue mich nicht den in die Gruppe zu stellen. 🫣
November 4, 2025 at 4:01 PM
@tretmopete.bsky.social habe guten Gurkencontent aber getraue mich nicht den in die Gruppe zu stellen. 🫣
Watching an Austrian 🇦🇹 … not even sure.. talk show on YouTube. And there are two dogs all over the guests while they are trying to discuss the Wirecard affair involving Jan Marsalek. 🤣
November 1, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Watching an Austrian 🇦🇹 … not even sure.. talk show on YouTube. And there are two dogs all over the guests while they are trying to discuss the Wirecard affair involving Jan Marsalek. 🤣
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Today codebar is celebrating 12 years of building an inclusive global tech community 🎂
🌍 From London to Shanghai - 45 chapters globally
👥 27,286 community members
💻 2,694 events and workshops
🌍 From London to Shanghai - 45 chapters globally
👥 27,286 community members
💻 2,694 events and workshops
October 23, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Today codebar is celebrating 12 years of building an inclusive global tech community 🎂
🌍 From London to Shanghai - 45 chapters globally
👥 27,286 community members
💻 2,694 events and workshops
🌍 From London to Shanghai - 45 chapters globally
👥 27,286 community members
💻 2,694 events and workshops
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Here's what's up... in.. what was up in September 🍂 2025: new HTTP routing feature (paths), new Runway CLI release. :)
Full text here: www.runway.horse/news/2025-09...
Full text here: www.runway.horse/news/2025-09...
September 2025 updates with new HTTP routing and Runway CLI updates.
www.runway.horse
October 21, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Here's what's up... in.. what was up in September 🍂 2025: new HTTP routing feature (paths), new Runway CLI release. :)
Full text here: www.runway.horse/news/2025-09...
Full text here: www.runway.horse/news/2025-09...
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My toilet doesn't flush.
My stove doesn't turn on either.
All because the Internet connection is down.
Think about how silly that sounds and remember that when choosing products.
My stove doesn't turn on either.
All because the Internet connection is down.
Think about how silly that sounds and remember that when choosing products.
October 21, 2025 at 11:46 AM
My toilet doesn't flush.
My stove doesn't turn on either.
All because the Internet connection is down.
Think about how silly that sounds and remember that when choosing products.
My stove doesn't turn on either.
All because the Internet connection is down.
Think about how silly that sounds and remember that when choosing products.
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How many trillions of dollars have been invested into this technology so far?
October 7, 2025 at 2:12 PM
How many trillions of dollars have been invested into this technology so far?
What I really like about e.g. Go is that I can come back to some code that I haven't used in a year and it will install and compile. There's ways to screw it up (with forks, etc.) but I find it pretty hard.
October 2, 2025 at 2:05 PM
What I really like about e.g. Go is that I can come back to some code that I haven't used in a year and it will install and compile. There's ways to screw it up (with forks, etc.) but I find it pretty hard.
Got one of those security notifications on Github. Then went into a rabbit hole to figure out why I am using the library. Only to discover that it's the dependency of some tool that prebuilds stuff. Which is a dependency of a library I am using, but looks pretty deserted.
October 2, 2025 at 1:14 PM
Got one of those security notifications on Github. Then went into a rabbit hole to figure out why I am using the library. Only to discover that it's the dependency of some tool that prebuilds stuff. Which is a dependency of a library I am using, but looks pretty deserted.