Company as Code: You Don't Need a New DSL
Sphinx-needs already provides the primitives for encoding company structure, policies, and compliance as code. You just haven't pointed it at that domain yet.
Writing
This blog is my attempt to more regularly publish some writing. It's very informal. Sometimes long stories or cases; sometimes it's what I'd send you if you were to ask me what's on my mind this week in an email - and obviously too long for a tweet.
iceoryx2 C# vs .NET IPC: The Numbers
Benchmarking zero-copy IPC against Channels and Named Pipes
The Myth of the Full-Stack Product Engineer
A Necessary Evolution or a Recipe for Disaster?
Germany to decriminalize Ethical Hacking - Concerns Remain
A long-awaited reform of Germany's "hacker paragraph" is finally underway. The Federal Ministry of Justice has released a draft law aimed at decriminalizing security research conducted in the public interest. This comes as welcome news to many of my friends and the cybersecurity community as a whole. We have long argued that the current laws are overly broad and criminalize legitimate security research.
Why I'm kind of an ISO 26262 fan
And it's not because I'm a masochist
Why Bad Meetings are an Offence to Our Time
Here's what I've learned about creating meetings that respect everyone's time and contribute to a more productive and collaborative work environment.
My Take on Rust - The Unvarnished Truth
Rust, with its promise of memory safety and performance, has captivated the programming world since its inception. For every Rust evangelist touting its infallibility, there's a more critical perspective grounded in real-world experience. Here’s mine.