Please hmu if you'd like to chat about anything above, collaborate, or even talk about what I should be doing next; I’m very open to all interesting conversations and opportunities.

I will (and already do) miss working with several of the incredible people there, many of whom are now life-long friends and colleagues.

- twitter.com.com/d_philla
- bsky.app/profile/d-ph...
- mastodon.social/@d_philla

Though it was a difficult departure, I already look back fondly at my time at @loopholelabs.io. The work we were able to do there was not only transformative, but also fun, enriching, and inspiring.

I will be writing more as well. For Infrastructure, WebAssembly/Virtualization, plus the broader industry, I’ll be writing here boxer.dev/blog. And, for everything else, I'll likely just be pontificating (inappropriately and with abandon) across my socials:

I'll also be sprucing up some small, fun projects I started way back, which still run to this day and have a sizable and faithful set of users still utilizing them regularly, to my surprise 🙂.

Specifically: postacard.co and spinup.dev

and some nights and weekends, in my previous role.

I'll be returning to some infra projects in the WebAssembly and Virtualization spaces, along with spending some time going deep in a couple of areas related to Computer Vision, NLP, and experimental distributed infra, all TBA.

indeed! doing real work 💪

c'est vrai

wait, out of sheer curiosity, where does one get a crispr kit?