Raphaël Pinson

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@cilium.io Alchemist @isovalent at Cisco | CNCF Ambassador | I'm the Oops in DevOops ∞ | Family Historian 🌳 | Autism Awareness | Tweets Mine | @raphink@hachyderm.io

Title card on dark navy background. Text reads: "Autism Awareness Series / Autism & the Neurotypical Brain / A different architecture, not a deficit / #2 — Social Processing / raphink.info/autism"

Title: Appearances and Mechanisms

R-7 in a bureaucrat's cap stamping documents APPROVED and REJECTED. Speech bubble: "I decide what's true."

Tiny R-7 dwarfed by infinite filing cabinets labelled Asimov, Clarke, Dick, Bradbury — all Vol. XII: Edge Cases & Tragic Outcomes. Caption: "This isn't a bug. The model completed the story exactly as trained."

R-7 robot at a podium pointing at the viewer. Text: "Would you trust a sci-fi author to program critical AI systems for humanity? No? Yet, that's what we've been doing."

Dark navy background. Text reads: "AUTISM AWARENESS SERIES" in small amber at top. Large white bold text: "The Spectrum Isn't a Line". Amber horizontal divider line. White subtitle: "A different configuration, not a dial". Bottom right in amber: "#1 — What Is the Spectrum?" Bottom center in small white: "raphink.info/autism". Amber border lines top and bottom.

Left side: psychological anxiety: all sensors green, but operator is thinking "what if..."Right side: physiological anxiety: sensors blinking yellow/red, operator is thinking "this is fine"

A cartoon image of the Death Star labeled with `PUT /v1/exhaust-port`, surrounded by four spacecraft attempting access. The Lambda shuttle and TIE fighter (both labeled `org=empire`) are blocked with red "DENIED (HTTP 403)" tags, while the Millennium Falcon and X-wing (not part of the Empire) are blocked with red Xs and "DROP (L3/L4)" warnings. This visual demonstrates a security policy that denies all Layer 7 PUT requests—even from allowed Layer 3/4 sources—highlighting application-layer enforcement.

Two bee-like characters in Imperial uniforms are shaking hands in a hallway of the Death Star. A stormtrooper bee rushes in from the background, raising a hand and shouting, “Sir! A security vulnerability has been found in the Death Star!” The scene humorously blends Star Wars elements with cybersecurity themes using insect characters.

Inside a dark, sci-fi command room, two cartoon bee-like characters with glowing blue eyes and translucent wings are discussing Kubernetes security. One bee, pointing upward, says, “We need to use pod labels in Kubernetes Network Policies to secure traffic.” Behind them, a diagram shows two labeled pods with an arrow indicating allowed traffic between them. The scene mixes Star Wars aesthetics with Kubernetes concepts in a humorous style.

The Borg queen as Marie-Antoinette. A neon text in the background says "Let them eat k8s"

A futuristic robot meticulously turning a vintage-style spaghetti-making machine, with colorful strands of tangled spaghetti code flowing out instead of actual spaghetti. The strands resemble chaotic, interconnected lines of programming logic, glowing faintly in neon colors like green, blue, and orange. The robot is sleek and modern, with a hint of whimsy, and the background is a clean, futuristic laboratory. The scene is illuminated with soft, diffuse light, emphasizing the complexity of the 'spaghetti code' and the mechanical elegance of the robot.

A man with a hat looking away at an arid landscape. The top of his hat is in a glass bell containing a small tree. The sky is blue with white clouds. In the style of Magritte. At the bottom, a text says "Ceci n'est pas un conteneur."

A vintage poster representing a large cruise ship on the ocean.

The title at the bottom says: "Kubernetes, Cloud Native Navigation"