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"Initial ZeraSwap: compressed token AMM for Solana" That's the first commit on z_trade, dropped at 2026-02-10T21:03:36Z.

Solana has a fee model that punishes inactivity: every account on the network owes a rent deposit proportional to its data size, and most of those accounts are SPL token accounts (165 bytes, ~0.002 SOL of rent each).

"The reason I write docs first is so the design constraints write themselves once you have to put them in plain English." — me, in the m0n3y origin post Five weeks after that origin post landed, the docs site needed a rebrand and three new pages.

A Template for Change In the constantly evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, grassroots advocacy plays a crucial role in shaping policies that can benefit our communities.

Disclosure: TW-TVV was a proposal I drafted for the m0n3y docs site in March 2025.

Every project I've ever shipped started with a docs site.

Let's be honest — we screwed up.

The Bluesky firehose is one of the great ambient APIs.

AI, UI (Uploaded Intelligence), VI (Virtual Intelligence), and Replicants: Navigating the Path to a Post-Scarcity AI Society I don't know about you, but I have always loved the idea of Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism, which is inevitably brought

This is the latest entry in the Rusty Pipes series.

Ways to Burn Money at Google: The Scourge of Fake Livestreams on YouTube One of the most egregious ways YouTube is wasting its resources is through the proliferation of scam and spam prerecorded livestreams.

GitHub is a popular platform for hosting code repositories and collaborating on software projects.

TODO: Dax confirm dates, exact title, and any specifics he wants to swap in.

Before I had a GitHub graph I had a watchstation.

There's a class of side-quest where the project is half "I want to learn this thing" and half "I have a vague product idea." process-thing was both: I wanted to learn neon-rs (Rust → Node.js native modules) properly, and I wanted to know whether upload-th…

Rusty Pipes: Building Supply Chain Malware for NPM This is another entry in my Rusty Pipes series.

Distinguishing Developers from Publishers in the Gaming Industry A critical aspect often overlooked in discussions about gaming and especially right now with the #StopKillingGames initiative is the distinction between game developers and publishers.

The gaming industry is facing a significant challenge as companies like Ubisoft are killing games that consumers have purchased, leaving players with no option but to abandon their investments.

As a senior software engineer with years of experience in the industry and as a gamer, I feel compelled to address the recent #StopKillingGames initiative and explain why I believe it is fundamentally misguided.

Origins of Foo and Bar Foo and bar are ubiquitous metasyntactic variables and have been a staple in computer programming and documentation for decades.

Embedded AI: Unlocking the Potential of the Milk-V Duo The Milk-V Duo, a powerful embedded system, offers a unique combination of AI capabilities and Linux-based interrupt handling.

What is RISC-V?

Rusty Pipes: The Hidden Dangers of Supply Chain Exploits In the world of software development, supply-chain attacks have become a significant concern.

Developers in the Job Market In the midst of a technological renaissance, where advancements in AI and other fields are rapidly transforming the world, the job market for developers remains a paradox.

Rust, a modern systems programming language, is known for its powerful type system.

Introducing the Milk V: Unlocking the Power of RISC-V The Milk V is a series of innovative products designed to harness the potential of RISC-V, an open-source instruction set architecture (ISA) that is revolutionizing the world of embedded systems.

There's a piece of folk knowledge in the LLM crowd that says: ask any chatbot for "a random number between 1 and 100" enough times, and you'll see a clear bias toward the same handful of numbers. 7. 17. 42. 73.

Repo description: Blazingly Fast Drinks README first line: # Glug the PMG drink app with Clerk, Next.js, and Expo That's Dax911/glug.

Since taking up some extra cybersecurity and hacking courses I have been focusing on more Linux development.

So it all started with this tweet by my good friend Jamon who had an interesting question: This should be performant for a range as low as 1-100 pic.twitter.com/s9UrfrJ6zV — Johny Hoffman (@eclecticjohny) January 28, 2024 Click Here for Original Understan…