Matthew Sanabria

@matthewsanabria.com

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Christian. Husband to my beautiful wife. Engineering at @oxide.computer. Podcasting at @fallthrough.fm. matthewsanabria.com

A screenshot showing the movie "Fly Me to the Moon" within the Apple TV application.
An LLM agent saying "On runner tittysprinkles, investigate failing acceptance tests in oxidecomputer/terraform-provider-oxide."
An application named "syndicate" that publishes records to my ATProto personal data server and optionally syndicates the post to Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, or X, depending on what the user selected.
A motorcycle riding boot with a worn top pad for shifting.
A Fractal Design North XL computer case in its original cardboard box on the street with a sign that says "free" on it.
3 perfectly browned pancakes on a flatiron with a Portuguese tile backdrop in the background.
A person messaging me on LinkedIn saying they will pitch me after I accept their connection request with me replying that I guess they aren't pitching then because I don't accept connection requests without a relationship built.
The Oxide control plane web console showing an update to v20.0.0 is 15% complete.
Claude saying it switched from Fable 5 to Opus 4.8 due to flagging something in a prompt.
A screenshot showing 12 disks in the Oxide web console, 9 disks are of type distributed and 3 disks are of type local.
A file listing in a light themed terminal, showing the lack of contrasting between the beige background and bright cyan and bright lime text.
Shopify's application icon that's barely legible on Apple Car Play.
A screenshot showing Bluesky's enhanced link cards using standard.site lexicons.
An attic with exposed joists, clean of all insulation.
Two people wearing white coveralls, face masks, goggles, and head lamps, ready to insulate an attic.
A green pepper and red pepper on a grill. The skin of the green pepper is mostly burnt while the red pepper is barely burnt.
A green pepper and red pepper on a grill.
A delicious pizza with pepperoni and onion.
LLM output saying it found text telling it to stop when trying to perform web searches.
A mouse on a paved path.
A baby in a corner.
A TLS certificate in UniFi's mobile app.
A walnut desk freshly oiled.
Walnut desk with a dull finish.
A screenshot of an LLM chat where I asked for my next recycling date and it used MCP to find it on my calendar.
A screenshot showing that insulation is being delivered Friday, May 22, 2026.
A message to update my AI agent software.
A chat with the LLM when I call it papa and it calls me papa back.
A list of eight Oxide instances with some running and some stopping.
A black and white dog laying on a couch on their back.
Finger drawn circle that's 95% accurate.
Newly grown grass mixed with existing grass with an oscillating sprinkler in the background.
A computer terminal output showing the information for a NixOS installation next to a logo of NixOS.
Corn and burgers on the grill.
Turtles climbing a concrete bank.
A hand pushing a baby carriage in the park.
A banner saying that an AI agent tool is 8 days old and needs updating.
An Ethernet cable handing out of the ceiling.
A user interface with 3 toggle buttons but only text to describe 1 button.
A user interface showing 3 toggle buttons but only two lines of text describing 2 of 3 toggle buttons.
A deep research card with the title containing "Going Full Nix-Pilled".
Question: What tooling have you all used for reliability testing and chaos engineering? Answer: Prod
A board game where 4 mascots race down a field and players make bets on who will win.
The Oxide web console showing a number of instances running.
A big pregnancy chair.
A mirror with vinyl decals that say "Hot Grill".
Screenshot showing GitHub's status page saying "All Systems Operational".
Internet speed test showing 720 Mbps download, 750 Mbps upload, 5ms unloaded latency, and 13ms loaded latency.
A stack of toast notifications covering the bottom of the view port to the top, preventing the user from seeing what's behind them.
An internet speed test showing 4.4 Gbps download and 4.0 Gbps upload with 2ms unloaded latency and 3ms loaded.
A confused clanker unsure whether it should write something to memory after being questioned about it.
A screenshot showing Xfinity services have been disconnected.
The output of the top command showing the computer using all 32 threads and 256 GiB of RAM.
A kind comment on a YouTube video thanking the author for their hard work.
A stack of three Noctua NF-A12x25 G2 PWM fans.