As someone whose career has thus far not really needed much cyber security training/understanding I feel like all vulnerabilities I read about are either: "holy shit, I'd never do something like that" or "only a genius with incredible luck could have exploited this" and there is no in between.

Finding motivation to upskill after work is a nightmare sometimes. And it comes in massive waves where I'll make a ton of progress for a week and then none for a month. Absolutely frustrating.

Imposter syndrome hits the hardest at 2AM.

Supervive is super enjoyable, hoping it has a bit more legs than Battlerite did.

I feel like it's a bit disingenuous for Bluesky to say that they don't train AI on your data without the VERY large caveat that literally anyone else can programmatically access your data if you upload it here. Artists/creators should still tread carefully.

BlueSky's discovery feed is very willing to show me posts/memes from groups of people that are talking about things I do not understand even a bit about and I honestly appreciate it. The algorithm hasn't figured out how dumb my brain is yet.

Reading through BlueSky/AT Protocol docs to understand how this place works is a good reminder of just how bad l am the second something remotely looks like cryptography.

Anyone have a link to a good starter pack for Software Dev? Looking to get my feed back to what it was on Twitter.

Big emphasis if it involves DB Internals/Distributed Systems/Rust but I find just about any topic interesting.

Obligatory algorithm post since the vibes are too good on my feed:

- Software Engineering/Dev (Python/Rust/C++)
- Video games (TFT/League/Minecraft/Monster Hunter/Roguelikes)
- Esports
- Stocks/options