Jon
@jschaeffer.bsky.social
First time soldering. It took a while, but it all works as expected
January 24, 2026 at 9:52 PM
First time soldering. It took a while, but it all works as expected
Every day my cat hides my AirPods somewhere. Today, they were underneath the couch alongside two of his other favorite toys.
If the AirPods didn’t have find my support, I would never see them again
If the AirPods didn’t have find my support, I would never see them again
January 24, 2026 at 3:13 PM
Every day my cat hides my AirPods somewhere. Today, they were underneath the couch alongside two of his other favorite toys.
If the AirPods didn’t have find my support, I would never see them again
If the AirPods didn’t have find my support, I would never see them again
2026 Goals / Themes
- Break problems down to first principles
- Stronger then faster
- Read a chapter a day (on average)
- Write more
- Break problems down to first principles
- Stronger then faster
- Read a chapter a day (on average)
- Write more
January 21, 2026 at 11:24 AM
2026 Goals / Themes
- Break problems down to first principles
- Stronger then faster
- Read a chapter a day (on average)
- Write more
- Break problems down to first principles
- Stronger then faster
- Read a chapter a day (on average)
- Write more
Reposted by Jon
Hey Jake Tapper, fodder for your next book!👇
July 16, 2025 at 8:10 PM
Hey Jake Tapper, fodder for your next book!👇
I am thoroughly enjoying learning SvelteKit! (AI helped me get here) I think next I'm going to try a UI library like Skeleton to give the frontend a go on my own.
July 11, 2025 at 12:39 PM
I am thoroughly enjoying learning SvelteKit! (AI helped me get here) I think next I'm going to try a UI library like Skeleton to give the frontend a go on my own.
Using AI at work, I've had to really be thoughtful with the prompts/information I feed it. Without me explaining proper context and follow up information it simply can't do what I ask of it.
At this point, AI still needs skilled operators to know what to ask/evaluate if what it says is valid.
At this point, AI still needs skilled operators to know what to ask/evaluate if what it says is valid.
July 1, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Using AI at work, I've had to really be thoughtful with the prompts/information I feed it. Without me explaining proper context and follow up information it simply can't do what I ask of it.
At this point, AI still needs skilled operators to know what to ask/evaluate if what it says is valid.
At this point, AI still needs skilled operators to know what to ask/evaluate if what it says is valid.
I’ve been mesmerized by sand crabs all vacation
June 26, 2025 at 2:26 PM
I’ve been mesmerized by sand crabs all vacation
I finally found a side programming project to work on that is engaging to work on, will help me learn a ton, and( if I finish it) could be a a cool contribution to the self hosting community. 😬
June 2, 2025 at 12:46 AM
I finally found a side programming project to work on that is engaging to work on, will help me learn a ton, and( if I finish it) could be a a cool contribution to the self hosting community. 😬
Finally got around to playing and finishing Star Wars Jedi Survivor.
Withholding one gripe, the story was fantastic. The game felt less linear than the first.
I wish the PC port wasn’t so terrible. It kept me from wanting to do side quests/extras. I only played through the main story.
Withholding one gripe, the story was fantastic. The game felt less linear than the first.
I wish the PC port wasn’t so terrible. It kept me from wanting to do side quests/extras. I only played through the main story.
April 16, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Finally got around to playing and finishing Star Wars Jedi Survivor.
Withholding one gripe, the story was fantastic. The game felt less linear than the first.
I wish the PC port wasn’t so terrible. It kept me from wanting to do side quests/extras. I only played through the main story.
Withholding one gripe, the story was fantastic. The game felt less linear than the first.
I wish the PC port wasn’t so terrible. It kept me from wanting to do side quests/extras. I only played through the main story.
First cake I’ve baked from scratch. It tastes sooooooo good 😋
January 26, 2025 at 12:23 AM
First cake I’ve baked from scratch. It tastes sooooooo good 😋
Seriously considering converting my desktop into a small form factor HTPC running @bazzite.gg. I've been doing most of my gaming on the couch with sunshine/moonlight anyways.
January 13, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Seriously considering converting my desktop into a small form factor HTPC running @bazzite.gg. I've been doing most of my gaming on the couch with sunshine/moonlight anyways.
Really cool website I found: canyoublockit.com.
It’ll test your Adblock. I found it useful in testing my PiHole setup running on my Tailscale Tailnet
It’ll test your Adblock. I found it useful in testing my PiHole setup running on my Tailscale Tailnet
Can You Block It | A Simple Ad Block Tester
Test your Adblock with a Simple Adblocker Test. A webpage with various ad formats, test adblockers like AdBlock, AdBlock Plus, AdBlocker Ultimate, AdGuard, Ghostery, uBlock Origin, Pi-Hole, NoScript a...
canyoublockit.com
January 3, 2025 at 3:48 AM
Really cool website I found: canyoublockit.com.
It’ll test your Adblock. I found it useful in testing my PiHole setup running on my Tailscale Tailnet
It’ll test your Adblock. I found it useful in testing my PiHole setup running on my Tailscale Tailnet
Reposted by Jon
Talos Linux is really something special. Setting up a three node k8s cluster in less than half an hour (while reading documentation for the first time) is awesome.
No Ansible or kubespray needed 🙌
No Ansible or kubespray needed 🙌
December 10, 2024 at 11:05 PM
Talos Linux is really something special. Setting up a three node k8s cluster in less than half an hour (while reading documentation for the first time) is awesome.
No Ansible or kubespray needed 🙌
No Ansible or kubespray needed 🙌
I had a fun afternoon working through some pg_wal errors in PostgreSQL clusters. jonschaeffer.dev/posts/managi...
November 13, 2024 at 10:44 PM
I had a fun afternoon working through some pg_wal errors in PostgreSQL clusters. jonschaeffer.dev/posts/managi...