The rise of generative AI is the perfection of digital serfdom.

It sucks that we went from mainframes (computers that we didn't own but just got access to use) to PCs (computers that we fully owned), and now we're slowly losing that.

By the end of this post, you will understand database atomicty and know when and how to leverage it with and without Laravel's very useful abstractions.

My goal, with this post, is to show you that this latest wave of AI hype has, at its core, been driven by induced insecurity and fear-mongering about what will happen to us if we don't embrace it.

This blog post will explore the actor model using Rust. We'll discuss why it's a valuable approach, the challenges it helps overcome, and how to use it practically in your Rust programs.

In this post, I'll show how traits and lifetimes serve similar purposes to concepts like interfaces in OOP, but with some important differences.

Tried to shrink the docker image for my Go blog and ended up learning a lot about compiling Go binaries on different Linux distros.

In this article, we will see how publish/subscribe allows us to build resilient, loosely coupled, and scaleable systems that align more with the demands of modern data-intensive, distributed applications.