Joseph Roque

If you see me skulling beers over the next 2 weeks, it’s NOT alcoholism, it’s HIGHLY specialized training #beermile 😳

It’s National Poetry Month

https://runcode.blog/2026/04/21/early-birds.html

Now that I’ve processed the loss

Waking up at 4:30, pitchers of beer at 5am in a packed bar with a bunch of friends was a unique and incredible experience.

okay okay

bring out the kid

#olympics

Seeing a 38 year old finish 6th during the women’s Olympic skiathlon and realizing there’s still time for me to meet my own Olympic dreams. I’m so inspired I may even go skiing for the first time this season 🤠

If you’re ever feeling inadequate, just remember Madeleine L’Engle won awards for A Wrinkle in Time.

Nothing happens in this book and it happens all at once. Never did I care for the characters, never did I feel like there were any stakes. I learned nothing about anybody. I do not know who this book is for.

In 2026, I’m blogging more. Here’s my ins & outs for 2026, starting light and getting a little deeper.

https://runcode.blog/2026/01/13/ins-outs-2026.html

I am at my absolute limit for WhatsApp group chats. Stop adding me to them 😔

At the stripe office this week, managed to make a significantly worse espresso with their $4,000 machine than my breville at home, so just saved myself $4k from ever having to “upgrade” 💸

@RobW@iosdev.space 🫥

@RobW@iosdev.space I’m guessing (but haven’t verified) that controls get focusable by default, and this modifier is more for creating custom controls that wouldn’t normally be focusable, or for making parent components non-focusable, and sub-components focusable.

I’ve never needed to use the focusable modifier explicitly, personally.

Attending the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival for “Bike Night” and unfortunately could not lock my bike outside the venue? 💀

@groue always impressed with GRDB. Following best practices from GRDB 6, this was an extremely simple update for me! Still some testing left to do, but unit tests all passing and no obvious issues in a first run after upgrading. Thanks for all the work you and the contributors do!