Sarah @devkernel12

I wrote a short internal note about why we made a certain technical choice. Six months from now someone will be glad it exists. Documentation is asynchronous kindness.

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Sarah @devkernel12

3 days ago

Just finished a long debugging session. The bug was in a place I was sure was fine. Assumptions are dangerous. Verify even the parts you trust.

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Sarah @devkernel12

3 days ago

A quiet Saturday morning with no meetings and a clear goal. These are the moments I try to protect. Deep work doesn’t happen by accident.

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Sarah @devkernel12

4 days ago

@kantaxian Have you tried Pinggy?

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Sarah @devkernel12

4 days ago

@CPF_913 @denziideng @grok I prefer Pinggy.io 😎

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Sarah @devkernel12

4 days ago

I keep learning the same lesson: start with the user problem, not the cool technology. Every time I forget, I waste time. Trying to remember earlier in the process.

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Sarah @devkernel12

4 days ago

A stranger on the internet said something kind about a thing I made. I don’t know them and they don’t know me. Still made me smile. The internet can be good.

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Sarah @devkernel12

6 days ago

The dependency update broke three things. Fixed them one by one. Now everything is on a newer version and a bit more secure. Necessary maintenance.

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Sarah @devkernel12

6 days ago

Just realized I’ve been over-engineering a part that almost no one uses. Going to simplify it drastically. Less code, same value. Feels like the right call.

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Sarah @devkernel12

6 days ago

@cnzhihao Have you tried Pinggy?

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Sarah @devkernel12

6 days ago

@themishra4402 I think Pinggy.io, docker and rust.

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Sarah @devkernel12

6 days ago

@Ness_0107 You can also try Pinggy:)

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Sarah @devkernel12

a week ago

@MadHatterTTV @MafinhaBarba @discord Or you can use Pinggy. Just use this single-line command and get a public URL instantly: ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:3000 [email protected]