@TheOutdoorProgrammer
Engineer & Outdoorsman
My PlatformCon 2026 talk — a live demo of Spacelift Intent turning plain-English requests into production-ready OpenTofu.
What happens when an AI agent loses its senses one by one? In this talk from MCP Dev Summit 2026, Joey builds a live ...
If you want to help people fighting to survive in Gaza right now — UNRWA is on the ground delivering food, medicine, and clean ...
Taking the minibikes out for an amazing day! 🏍️ Alex, Manny, Joey, and Julian throwing down wheelies, bustin their shins, ...
I'm a Solutions Architect at Spacelift by day and apparently a rapper by... also day. This track is about what I do, why I love ...
Trump doesnt listen to the law, why should anthropic? #freefable
This is probably the most traditional possible behavior for the family of a pope.
This is hilarious and I see this in my future because I put Shelly relays behind ever single switch in my house so I will probably forget about switches too 😂
Sickness is so nasty when you think about how its transmitted. Like sickness is terrible to begin with but what do you mean your nose bugers/spit/whatever carried the germ from you to me went into my body???
I spent the last like 5 days setting up home assistant and I really hope it was worth it. So far both very happy and very impressed. Spent more money on it than I should in controllers and hubs but it's damn near perfect now.
I def agree here.
mitchellh.com/writing/ghos...
Spacelift.io's Joey Stout joins Mike Vizard to discuss the explosive growth of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the severe lack of security guardrails, and why developers must embrace the suck.
Built an interactive orbital sim to answer this, and the answer is weirder than I expected.
I built specialized agents for specific tasks - then figured out which models actually work for each one. Here's the framework I use.
I rebuilt my GitHub profile README from scratch with auto-generated badges, live BlueSky posts, and a Dracula color scheme, all from a single shell script.
I took my two boys ice fishing for the first time on Buckeye Lake in Ohio. We didn't catch a thing — but we learned a lot and we're already planning the next trip.
I built a simple app to help me learn to identify Ohio fish like second nature.
Easy-to-use Kubernetes documentation browser supporting multiple specs including Kubernetes, Istio, Flux, Cert-Manager, and more.
Self-hosted music manager — search, stream, and download your library through pluggable gRPC providers.
Manage Claude Code remote-control sessions from your phone, over iMessage.
Self-hosted, encrypted inventory vault for your gear — envelope encryption behind a 6-digit PIN.
Animated Kubernetes 'cluster vitals' critter widget for the Glance dashboard, with an in-widget cluster switcher.
Push notifications from the NHL Situation Room synced to your devices via Pushover, so you know the reasoning behind every call.
Browser extension that provides quicklinks for engineers to skip sales portals and land directly on the tools you actually use.
Stateless API for caching and serving Mars weather data from NASA's Curiosity rover.
AI-powered Ohio fish identification tool.
A relaxing fishing adventure game with realistic mechanics, unique Hudson Bay fish species, and dynamic weather systems.
Webhook provider for external-dns that manages DNS records on Firewalla devices via dnsmasq configuration files.
Chrome extension that fixes GitHub commit author links to navigate to user profiles instead of repo-scoped commit lists.
Universal binary distribution platform for hosting pre-compiled CLI tools across multiple architectures.
Python script that generates iCalendar files from hunting season CSV data with species, areas, and bag limits.
Chromium extension that redirects Terraform registry and documentation links to their OpenTofu equivalents.
Data visualization of FDIC bank failures by state using Python and US shapefiles.
An Opentofu module that manages login policies in Spacelift.
An ansible dynamic inventory that can be used with Spacelift stack dependencies.