Rust Error Handling: From Beginner Panic to Idiomatic Result
A tour through Rust's error handling patterns — from .unwrap() to thiserror to custom error enums — with notes on when each one is appropriate.
Read article →AArch64 Assembly for People Who Know C
A practical introduction to AArch64 assembly — registers, calling convention, common patterns — written for develope…
Nomad vs Kubernetes: An Honest Comparison After Running Both
I've run workloads on both. Here's what the benchmarks don't tell you — operational complexity, failure modes, and whe…
Writing a Lexer in C Without Losing Your Mind
A hand-written lexer for a toy language in about 300 lines of C — no flex, no dependencies, just pointer arithmetic an…
The Go Memory Model Is Not What You Think
Most Go developers never read the memory model spec. Here's what you're missing — and why data races are scarier than …
First Impressions: Zig for Systems Programming
What it feels like to drop into Zig after years of C and Rust — the good, the sharp edges, and the comptime magic.
Hello, World — Welcome to My Blog
The obligatory first post: what this blog is, what I'll write about, and how I built the engine behind it.