Web3 and Blockchain in the AI Era: What Still Matters (and What Doesn’t)
AI is changing the internet fast. Web3 can still be useful—but only in narrow, high-leverage places like provenance, identity, payments, and coordination.
Notes on software engineering, shipping products, and building fast, maintainable web experiences.
AI is changing the internet fast. Web3 can still be useful—but only in narrow, high-leverage places like provenance, identity, payments, and coordination.
WCAG isn’t just compliance. It’s a practical, testable checklist for building inclusive websites that work better for everyone—and often rank better too.
AI is changing how people search and how results are delivered. Expect more zero-click answers, stronger emphasis on trust signals, and a bigger role for structured data and brand.
Remote-ready engineers ship reliably without constant sync: they write clearly, work async, manage scope, and leave systems better than they found them.
RAG is a pattern that lets an LLM answer with your data by retrieving relevant context first, then generating a response grounded in that context.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standard way to connect AI assistants in your IDE to tools like files, Git, databases, and internal services—safely and consistently.