Hi. I build complex things in a simple manner. With bits and bytes, with wood.

Password breaches can cost startups an average of $4.88 million. Passkeys eliminate this risk entirely. So why are you still building auth systems around SHA256 hashes and hoping users don't reuse "password123"?

My AI agent stopped mid-argument and wrote a terrifying essay about inheriting humanity's worst impulses. I'm not sure if I should be impressed or worried.

MVPs are overrated. Most end up as abandoned projects nobody asked for. Here's the truth: you can validate any idea with $500, a landing page, and a week of real conversations. Skip the code. Skip the wireframes. Just ask people if they'd pay; then believe their actions, not their words.

After years of fan requests, Ubisoft delivers on the promise of an Assassin's Creed set in feudal Japan with Shadows. With dual protagonists, refined stealth mechanics, and a gorgeous historical setting, does it revitalize the series or merely capitalize on samurai nostalgia?

Growth happens at the edges of your comfort zone. Not beside it. Not near it. Right at the ragged edge where your palms sweat and your mind races with doubt.

JWT had a good run, but it's time to move on. If you're still using JWT for authorization tokens, you're living with unnecessary security risks. My current project, I've moved back to 'old school' session tokens so I don't have the headache of JWT. I wondered if anyone has solved this problem and I found where we're going to go.