Pythonist, Devops Guy, and Govtech Specialist
I used to be a full stack developer, I evolved into tech lead and most recently devops work. I write code and know how to ship in a govtech environment.
- LLM generated code? This shows how I ship code on a team where I'm not necessarily the developer for all the code. Evaluate based on my demo, screen shots and user count. This was problem for evaluators since forever. Shipping code is a team sport.
- Handwritten code? See Interview Challenges, which is always going to be handwritten.
| Devops | Backend Development | Build Master |
|---|---|---|
| π Typescript for AWS CDK - Expert |
π Python for Serverless in AWS - Expert |
π¦ Gitlab Pipelines - Expert |
| πͺ Terraform for AWS / HCL - Expert |
π Postgres |
>_ Bash for Gitlab - Very Good |
| πΉ Go for Terratest - Good enough |
ποΈ DynamoDB |
π Portfolio Website
π Pypi Identity Website
π Novelty Resume from 2024 Hire button and a fire button!
Bidirectional backlinks on profile pages are evidence that I control both pages. This is not generally true for all
backlinks. Read up on rel="me" and oauth to learn more.
| Social Media with Backlinks | Verified Profile Pages |
|---|---|
| πmastodon.social/@mistersql π¦bsky.app πLinkedIn |
π» dev.to π Gravatar π₯ StackOverflow |
Over the years I have worked on a lot of side projects, check them out
- cli_tool_audit: Verify that a list of cli tools are available. Like a requirements.txt for cli tools, but without an installer component.
- dedlin: Clone of edlin with improvements to make it into more of a DSL
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PyPI discovery uses HTTPX2. Two installed-wheel localhost discovery/cache tests pass on RC3 pre and 3.14. Removed an unused undeclared httpie import that prevented installed startup. Stable RC3 remains Pydantic-core-wheel-blocked.
Dependency locks upgraded and checked. Published dependency wheels only; no native builds or GitHub jobs. Application HTTPX2 objects remain separate from third-party HTTPX objects. Current HTTPX2 releases use the OS trust store. Experimental RC3 tests may require Pydantic prerelease wheels; stable support is reported separately. Changes local; human operators decide releases and upstream reports.




