The best Taco Bell in the world just got better

I was really interested in doing this, but ended up moving away from Hugo and instead building my site on top of Python/Django. I still really like a lot of these ideas and have taken a lot of inspiration on what Jamie is doing and built it into my own site.

Burnout seems to be a fact of life if you are working as a software engineer. I have been burned out before and it sucks. The biggest thing for me was making sure I take time for myself and make sure I do something I enjoy like photography or watching This Old House.

This article helped troubleshoot some hard to replicate issues I had in Kubernetes during deployments/scaling events.

Good tips for testing performance of uWSGI with common options I always forget about.

This articled helped me figure out why I was getting random 502 errors when using uWSGI behind an AWS ALB.

Great findings in here for running Kubernetes using AWS EKS. I have taken a lot of these findings and used them in my setup of EKS using Terraform.

My current solution (all personal photography) is that I have one large Lightroom catalog. I have everything from 2015-2018. Everything is organized by year/month-day shortname. For special things like multi-day vacations they get merged into a single folder. I have the last 3-6 months of raw files saved inside of my local Dropbox folder for some basic backups and everything older gets moved to my Synology NAS. I use a couple different Lightroom Hard drive publishing services.