the real extreme programming is cutting releases on Fridays.

Cal’s security concerns strike me as a skill issue (I say this as a customer!). If LLMs make it easy to find vulns, they also make it cheap to red-team your own codebase.

I don’t think you’re wrong at all. (Goodness it’s hard to be subtle on the social web!). OSS was hard to monetize before, and write-only code def makes it harder. I’m just now sure how much. Degree of severity will def impact long term viability.

my guy we out here tryin'. The more I look at it, the more I think we've mixed up some orthogonal axes: It's not open vs closed, it's product vs library.

Eg: it's possible to make an open source project that is also a product, but to do that it needs to be more than a software library.

If you're wondering why iroh 1.0 is taking a minute it's because this is the viewer we needed to build to make sense of the logs. And yes, there is a spec for the log format, which we also had to implement

Real infrastructure takes time, and we're very, very close

Great rundown from teammate @frando.bsky.social on why QUIC & p2p connections go together like peas and carrots. Also s/o Internet Archive. The disambiguation of p2p alone is worth a watch

archive.org/details/p2p-...

People often look at ornate, 300 year-old marble buildings carved by hand from & ask "why can't we make buildings like that anymore?"

WHY CAN'T WE MAKE WEBSITES THAT WORK ANYMORE!?

oh lol nm, @chadfowler.com already built it: @freeq.at

I will not be nerd-sniped.
I will not be nerd-sniped.
I will not be ner...

While we're loving on rust, just a reminder that lib.rs/crates/dasl exists and is very fast! 💨

It's expired

Where is BLAKE3? Applications and use cases of the fastest hash function

relevant substack from one of the authors that acknowledges that BLAKE3 is not a NIST standard:

Some relevant history here @mosh.bsky.social: BLAKE was very close to being chosen as SHA-3, but lost out in the end. Making wild assumptions from the outside, this might have soured the team's interest

When you say RFC do you mean W3C RFC, IETF, or both?

Fred again.. & Thomas Bangalter (USB002, Alexandra Palace, London 27 February 2026) YouTube video by Fred again . .

@fredagain.org 's attitude toward the world continues to be such a positive day-to-day force in for me.

Saw the USB002 tour in New York, still have the sticker on my phone case. Having this set to listen to helps re-conjour the elation of caribou playing 1 thing by amerie 😁

A Cryptography Engineer’s Perspective on Quantum Computing Timelines The risk that cryptographically-relevant quantum computers materialize within the next few years is now high enough to be dispositive, unfortunately.

Two papers came out last week that suggest classical asymmetric cryptography might indeed be broken by quantum computers in just a few years.

That means we need to ship post-quantum crypto now, with the tools we have: ML-KEM and ML-DSA. I didn't think PQ auth was so urgent until recently.

Flagboy Giz - We Outside | A COLORS SHOW YouTube video by COLORS

www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u9v...

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👾 𝟮𝟲/𝟯 𝗗𝗪𝗲𝗯 𝗩𝗶𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗲𝘁𝘂𝗽 ⚗️

“The Latest in P2P / Mesh Technologies”, 26 March at 10:00 PT/18:00 CEST

Our guests Sammy Gwilym, Mathias Jud, and Jacob Sayles will introduce their critical work for independent, safe, and anti-authoritarian technologies.

Free and open attendance!

Info and RSVP ⬅️

GitHub - andreashgk/iroh-gleam: Gleam bindings to iroh Gleam bindings to iroh. Contribute to andreashgk/iroh-gleam development by creating an account on GitHub.

who needs typescript when you can have gleam bindings github.com/andreashgk/i...

may i interest you in our lord and savior atproto-over-media-over-quic

Noq：n0 基于 Rust 语言的新版 QUIC 实现 Noq: n0''s new QUIC implementation in Rust (www.iroh.computer) 02:17  ↑ 100 HN Points

noq is a new QUIC library in town, written in rust: https://www.iroh.computer/blog/noq-announcement

Bleen YouTube video by Dorian Concept

good morning www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwgX...

maybe decency still has a place on the web 🥹

This literally took two of our team members over a year. Mutlipath is *hard*

GitHub - teamtype/teamtype: Peer-to-peer, editor-agnostic collaborative editing of local text files. Peer-to-peer, editor-agnostic collaborative editing of local text files. - teamtype/teamtype

don't sleep on teamtype: github.com/teamtype/tea...

Peer-to-peer, editor-agnostic collaborative editing of local text files. No accounts.

she's more than welcome to commiserate with my partner

@pfrazee.com Beaker rides again:

firsthand understanding always wins 😊

what if your security camera was secure? YouTube video by number 0

latest video: iroh is growing support for streaming video (via MoQ), and doing it on lower power hardware at the same time 😊

www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKvS...

It's always great to chat with other folks who deal with all the ways that atoms and bits interact. @sunshowers.io ​and @oxide.computer have thought longer and harder about these problems than most, here they are in conversation with our infrastructure lead, Justin Moore.