Jonas Wagner

A review of Toki Pona, the minimal constructed language.

ma pona ni li lon ala lipu ma. jan pi mute lili li sona e ona.

An intuitive explanation of Bayesian Reasoning, with an application to the Rootclaim debate on the origins of COVID-19.

Gehe hin und rette Leben!

An easy and secure guide to perform your own personal key rotation and get well-protected accounts.

Two key tools for keys: a password safe, and psst secret sharing.

Let's analyze our asset graph and find the right security/availability trade-off for our assets.

FUSS speeds up fuzz testing using the elastic instrumentation technique.

How to visualize your assets and gain an overview of your online identity.

The history of smallpox elimination, translated into Toki Pona.

Request for comments: How to ensure that every place on earth gets an authoritative, well-known name?

How to be an employee in Germany if your organization is based elsewhere.

Drei Highlights fürs Jahr 2020: HPMOR, vegane Ernährung und Giving What We Can.

Reflecting on the amount of thought that goes into a decision.

Reflections on Ready, Player One.

A guest post for allthingsnew.tech.

Resolved, after seeing Rogue One, to live more intentionally.

The Biolite campstove: a review.

A few impressions of my life and work in Berkely.

A writeup of my team's entry to 2015's International Contest in Functional Programming.

This is the story of a bull called Blackie, and of how a man's life was changed by a hamburger.

A visit to the California Extreme arcade and pinball show.

Es isch Morge am 7ni.

Me cha Gottes Güeti ir Natur gseh.

On a flight from Switzerland to San Francisco, I ponder how the land below and the world around me are changing.

How to measure the time (≈ CPU cycles) needed to execute a small piece of code, using the RDTSC instruction.

Evernote and OneNote are useful.

I really like web technologies.

Part four of my trip to the Rocky Mountains: the journey concludes.

Part three of my trip to the Rocky Mountains: to the park.

The journey continues.

Part one of my journey to the Rocky Mountains: how everything started.