What I'm focused on at the moment — a snapshot, not a resume. Inspired by Derek Sivers' /now movement.
last updated 2026-07-14 · from Paris, FRLeading a multi-quarter push to move our critical paths from averaged alerting to symptom-based SLOs. Fewer pages, more signal — and a team that trusts the pager again.
Rotating primary every fourth week. Currently off rotation until early August.
Re-reading Thinking in Systems by Donella Meadows, and slowly through the latest USENIX SREcon talks. Open to recommendations.
Getting properly comfortable with eBPF for low-overhead production tracing, and sharpening my Rust beyond toy CLIs.
Long runs along the Seine, learning film photography, and resisting the urge to homelab a Kubernetes cluster I do not need.
Blog posts, books and podcasts I've read or listened to lately that stuck with me. Nothing affiliated — just things worth your attention.
Eighteen short, brutal truths about failure in complex systems. I re-read it before every incident review.
The mental model that reframed how I think about feedback loops, leverage points and unintended consequences.
Long, unhurried engineering conversations from people who actually ship hardware and operating systems.
A clear-eyed take on why chasing more nines past a point is theatre, and what to measure instead.
Where I send anyone who thinks an SLO is just a number picked in a planning meeting.
The most reliable read on how engineering orgs actually work — hiring, on-call, incidents and all.