Online adventures of a modern Renaissance man.....
How to build a governance token that actually has to follow its own rules Most teams that launch a token for a private messaging or encryption protocol start with the best intentions and end up asking people to trust them. “We won’t mint more tokens.” “We won’t touch the treasury.” “We’ll never change the rules … Continue reading Designing a Trust-Minimized Governance Token for an End-to-End…
This is going to be the final post on the book I began reviewing quite a while ago. The reason it has taken me so long to finish this review is representative of the depth and breath of the material. It is quite exhaustive and as such it takes time to actually give it a … Continue reading System Programming in Linux – Final Thoughts
Alright, so I am continuing to review this book, which by the way I find to be excellent so far, and with that in mind I am giving summaries of what you can find in each chapter. Of course, I am not one to give away the contents of a book as I believe everyone … Continue reading A Continuation of my Review of the book Systems Programming in Linux
A blinking light. A glacial download speed. The all-too-familiar moment when a crucial piece of your digital life—your Wi-Fi router, your smart home hub, or your backup drive—decides to take an untimely, expensive vacation. What do you do? For years, the answer has been simple, frustrating, and costly: replace it. We live in an age … Continue reading The Minnesota Model: What the Digital Fair…
If you’re like most people, you probably have a mental image of cybersecurity that involves firewalls, antivirus, and maybe a very stern-looking IT person. And for a long time, that image was mostly right. Companies built high, thick digital walls around their offices and data centers. If you were *inside* the wall, you were trusted. … Continue reading Zero Trust 101: Why ‘Trust No One’ is the…
Recently, I was approached by a member of No Starch Press to review their latest version of Systems Programming in Linux by Professor Weiss. This book is perhaps one of the fundamental or pivotal books anyone who is involved in Linux should read. It is quite a lot of information to get through and that … Continue reading System Programming in Linux – A Book Review
Building an A.I. Agent Building AI agents that can reason, make decisions, and help automate tasks sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, right? But it’s not the future anymore — it’s the now. From self-writing code assistants to research bots that summarize long reports for you, AI agents are changing the way we … Continue reading So You Wanna Build an A.I. Agent? Here’s How to Actually Get…