Drafts!

Nat argues that AI-powered vulnerability discovery has broken security, giving attackers a permanent advantage and making everything from software to IoT devices unsafe.

Reflecting on the Recurse Center experience a decade later: burnout, recovery, and finding happiness in a community of smart, creative people.

AI coding tools: successes, failures, and mixed results. Learn what works (and what doesn't) from real-world experience. Plus, curated resources.

Finding calm amidst chaos. A personal reflection on maintaining hope and belief in humanity despite the overwhelming negativity.

Nat explores Imogen Heap's innovative use of technology and her lasting impact on music, focusing on "Hide and Seek."

A favorite podcast, The Longform Podcast, has ended. Reflecting on years of listening, favorite episodes, and its impact on understanding writers.

Delving into the possibilities of Norns: a journey of discovery, experimentation, and unexpected sounds in the realm of open-source music.

Diving into the world of Eurorack synthesis. A beginner's journey into modular synths, exploring modules, signals, and the surprisingly deep world of sound.

This post talks about alerting philosophy, highlighting why paging humans is expensive and effective alerts need low noise.