This is the versioning scheme for Yzena software, especially for the Yc monorepo.
In which I steal the thunder of a smart man and write a blog post for him showing that we should not version implementations, but interfaces.
So the Changelog podcast had some critiques of my description of tech debt, and I have a critique of their critique.
In which I argue that Source Available Modifiable Software still respects end users.
Someone is wrong on the Internet; he said that all code is technical debt, and I refute that.
Daniel Stenberg compared his C programming against the average, so I thought I would do the same.
Two people wrote posts about developing programming languages for a decade. I did too, so I wrote one of my own.
The CRA may kill Open Source. But what if I told you that there is a way to not only save FOSS, but fund it, while still improving cybersecurity, would you believe me?
There is controversy on the NIST's post-quantum selections, and I have some thoughts.