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I didn’t wake up one day and decide to “become a Linux person.” I just got tired of a workflow that felt loud — notifications, bloat, apps I didn’t c
A copy-trading bot has one job that matters more than any other: notice that the wallet you follow just traded. Everything after that, from sizing and
Originally published at ambrain.org. How a FIX trading terminal with a Rust core is built, from session recovery to the ladder, and the proof that sh
A Polymarket trading bot can have a good strategy, fresh market data, and a working execution engine - and still be unsafe to let it trade. The diffi
Cisco Talos has identified a China-nexus threat actor, UAT-11587, targeting government, military, and policy organizations across Asia, including Taiw
Same-day follow-up after Hypership. Omadesign is a native Rust MIT creative suite for Linux — vector, paint, and motion in one app. Builds for ARM64
I've been building small APIs lately, mostly as a way to learn by actually shipping things instead of just reading about them. One of the projects I
Introduction Over three years, we migrated our latency-sensitive services from a mix of Python, Go, JVM, and C to Rust, achieving signifi
My desktop app started getting flagged by Microsoft as Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml. The code hadn't learned any new tricks. The culprit turned out to be
Most SQL GUIs treat DuckDB as one more driver on a list. You get the SQL every database shares, and DuckDB's best parts — FROM-first queries, DESCRIBE
We recently measured two implementations of the same application request over the MusicBrainz dataset: Load the newest 100 recordings that have link
On August 20, 2026, Rust malware reached crates.io through one of its most-downloaded small crates. arrayref 0.3.10 added a single dependency, proc-ma
Cargo has a quiet superpower: cargo is an extension point. Put a binary named cargo-foo on PATH and cargo foo works — that's how cargo-edit, cargo-ex
Every SaaS product eventually gets the same request: "Can we run our own logic when X happens?" The usual answer is a webhook, or a pull request and a
Block explorers are nice until they don't show what you need. For RustChain — the Proof-of-Antiquity network that pays hardware-attested miners in RTC
A Polymarket trading bot can receive a successful execution response and still not know enough to safely continue trading. That sounds like a small i
No hash race, no staking lottery. RustChain's block producer is just a modulo operation — and that's the point. When a network's whole gimmick is "old
Focus: Spec 02 — Multi-Device Identity Architecture (crates/siar-identity-multidevice) +------------------------------
Hi there, You don't know me yet, so here's a short version: I'm a backend engineer, and I'm building an application that connects patients to medical
Every second, bots scan the internet for open SSH ports. I wanted to see exactly what they were doing, so I built a honeypot that catches them all and