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Before you sell an AI connector, map the trust boundary
AI devtool demos are getting very good at the same move: Connect the product to a company’s docs,…
Why Your Browser Should Do the Heavy Lifting: A Guide to Local Data Sanitization
Stop Uploading Your Sensitive Data to Sketchy Websites Just to Trim a File If you have spent more…
Private Set Intersection: Finding What Two Parties Share Without Revealing the Rest
Private Set Intersection, usually shortened to PSI, is a protocol for two parties who each hold a set…
Your Cloud AI Has No Failover. Here’s the Architecture That Does.
Your Cloud AI Has No Failover. Here’s the Architecture That Does. Local models keep closing (or all but…
Gas Optimization That Doesn’t Break Security: Storage, Calldata, and the Traps
Gas optimization is satisfying. You shave a few thousand gas off a function and feel clever. But some…
Stop Fighting Python for Webhooks: Why Node.js is Optimal for Cloud Function Signatures
The Cryptographic Trust Problem (Why Webhooks Are Unforgiving) Webhooks are the nervous system of modern production apps. Whether…
Your agents are isolated. Your shared state isn’t.
I ran three agents on a deploy, each in its own isolated git worktree. None of them could…
Giving Your Local LLM Safe Filesystem Access With Ollama Tool Use
A local LLM that can read your files is genuinely useful. A local LLM that can read your…
BIMI Explained: The Logo in Your Inbox Is Really a DMARC Enforcement Program
The little brand logos next to emails in Gmail and Apple Mail look like a cosmetic feature. They’re…
Why VALORANT Can’t Come to Mac — And Why It Doesn’t Have to Stay That Way
VALORANT isn’t on macOS. Not because Riot doesn’t want it there, not because Apple Silicon can’t run it…
