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Today we are deconstructing the 4-Star Dragon Ball shader (available on Shadertoy here). This shader is a good example of using 2D math to drive 3D optical effects. To understand it, we must reference
In Part 1, I talked about the high-level "magic" happening on your wrist. How Apple uses neural networks and math to guess your VO2Max even when you’re just walking around the block. But if you're lik
I am a data junkie. I track, measure, and optimize. So, when a severe ankle injury recently sidelined me, the hardest part wasn't the physical pain it was watching my hard earned fitness metrics plumm
In my previous post, I detailed how our move from the Android Emulator to standalone Android-x86 VHDX images gave us impressive cost saving wins for our fuzzing budget. With any infrastructure pivot,
When I was the head of Microsoft's Edge security for the US market, we ran into an infrastructure challenge that forced us to completely rethink how we fuzzed Android. The project we built no longer e
In my last post, The Warf Way: Seamless Windows Testing we looked at how to streamline Windows testing by leveraging Docker and Wine. It provided a seamless way to validate Windows-specific logic with
In the world of language development, even a "toy" language needs a solid foundation. My project, warfLang, isn't trying to replace C++ or Rust. It’s an LL(1) parser written in C++ that generates an A
If you ask a room full of software engineers what the hardest part of their job is, you’ll get a variety of answers. Some will say VM orchestration or these days Agent orchestration. Others will say c
For an overachiever, the hardest thing to admit isn't that you're exhausted. It's admitting that you have absolutely no idea what to do next. I spent years playing a very specific character: the one w
