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Calypso is a post-quantum secure cryptographic system for conveyance and storage of confidential business information. I thought this would be a good time to give a general impression of what Continue reading Intro to Calypso
When working with Bash scripts, especially those that run commands taking a long time, having debugging enabled with set -x can provide insights on command execution. However, if a command Continue reading How to Ensure ‘set +x’ is Called After a Bash Function?
Table of contents What is XState? Why should you use XState? Create a state machine Consume the machine Conclusion What is XState? XState is a state machine, often described as Continue reading Getting started with XState
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“AI won’t replace you. But someone using AI might.” This quote hits especially hard if you’re a manual QA. With AI tools writing test cases, automating scripts, and even catching Continue reading Survive and Thrive: The Manual QA Roadmap for the AI Era
What is Structive? Structive is a framework built on single-file Web Components that offers a structure-driven template syntax designed to eliminate as much boilerplate and state-hook overhead as possible, while Continue reading Specifications of Structive: A Framework That Makes State Management a Breeze
What if memory wasn’t stored in weights or neurons — but in shape itself? I present wave-memory, a Rust library that simulates how a wave interacts with a form that Continue reading 🧠 wave-memory: Geometric Wave Memory Inspired by Leonov Chaos
