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I Tried to Add AI and Rebuilt TLS Instead by Dmytro Huz

It started with a privacy problem around using external AI models. I noticed an interesting similarity with TLS and wondered whether the same basic idea could somehow apply to AI. That thought sent me down a rabbit hole into cryptography and TLS, where I started rebuilding the protocol step by step by looking at the problems each part is trying to solve. Along the way, I learned not only how TLS fits together, but also that while we can delegate a lot of work to AI, we still need to pass through the confusion, mistakes, experiments, and corrections ourselves if we want to truly understand something.

Some more commands for your shell tool belt by Daniel Rotter

There are so many commands that might make your life around the shell a bit easier, but they seem really hard to learn properly. For some commands I tried to do that anyway, and at least the basics seem simple enough. Join the journey to learn a bit more about well-known commands like awk or sed based on some real-life examples.

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