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hello, world

2026-07-06 · 1 min read

Every systems programmer eventually caves and starts a blog. This is mine.

I spend my time in the guts of things: EVM implementations, Rust and Zig codebases, fuzzers that run for weeks, and lately theorem provers. The posts here will be war stories and field notes from that work — the kind of writeup I wish had existed when I was stuck on the same problem.

What to expect

Long-form technical posts, published when they’re ready and not before. Alongside the posts there’s a courses section — structured, multi-week material that’s too big for a single article. The first one is a 10-week formal verification course built around Lean4 and a production Solidity codebase.

Since this is a blog about verified software, here’s a machine-checked fact to close on:

theorem add_zero (n : Nat) : n + 0 = n := rfl

The site itself is static HTML — no JavaScript, no trackers, no cookies. If you want new posts as they land, there’s an RSS feed.