If your security depends on someone reacting in time,
you don’t have a guarantee. You have coordination.
Wrote about a real failure mode that keeps showing up.
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#blockchain #smartcontracts #security #formalmethods #web3 #cryptography #defi #ethereum #protocoldesign
you don’t have a guarantee. You have coordination.
Wrote about a real failure mode that keeps showing up.
app.daily.dev/posts/yqybii...
#blockchain #smartcontracts #security #formalmethods #web3 #cryptography #defi #ethereum #protocoldesign
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March 31, 2026 at 4:55 PM
If your security depends on someone reacting in time,
you don’t have a guarantee. You have coordination.
Wrote about a real failure mode that keeps showing up.
app.daily.dev/posts/yqybii...
#blockchain #smartcontracts #security #formalmethods #web3 #cryptography #defi #ethereum #protocoldesign
you don’t have a guarantee. You have coordination.
Wrote about a real failure mode that keeps showing up.
app.daily.dev/posts/yqybii...
#blockchain #smartcontracts #security #formalmethods #web3 #cryptography #defi #ethereum #protocoldesign
Beyond the hype: is #ModelContextProtocol enterprise-ready?
#AIInfrastructure #MCP #DistributedSystems #EnterpriseAI #RPCProtocols #AIIntegration #SoftwareEngineering #AITools #EnterpriseArchitecture #TechStandards #ProtocolDesign #AIEngineering
julsimon.medium.com/why-mcps-dis...
#AIInfrastructure #MCP #DistributedSystems #EnterpriseAI #RPCProtocols #AIIntegration #SoftwareEngineering #AITools #EnterpriseArchitecture #TechStandards #ProtocolDesign #AIEngineering
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Why MCP’s Disregard for 40 Years of RPC Best Practices Will Burn Enterprises
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.
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August 15, 2025 at 2:23 PM
For extreme low-latency needs where SSH's new feature is detrimental, other protocols like Mosh (for interactive sessions) or even Telnet (if security isn't paramount) are considered. Choosing the right tool for the job is key. #ProtocolDesign 5/6
January 23, 2026 at 2:00 PM
For extreme low-latency needs where SSH's new feature is detrimental, other protocols like Mosh (for interactive sessions) or even Telnet (if security isn't paramount) are considered. Choosing the right tool for the job is key. #ProtocolDesign 5/6
Was IPv6 over-engineered? The debate continues. Some argue a simpler IPv4 extension might have seen faster adoption, while others defend its "clean slate" design as essential for future-proofing global networking. 🤔 #ProtocolDesign 6/6
January 3, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Was IPv6 over-engineered? The debate continues. Some argue a simpler IPv4 extension might have seen faster adoption, while others defend its "clean slate" design as essential for future-proofing global networking. 🤔 #ProtocolDesign 6/6
The debate over HTTP-based (like JMAP's JSON) vs. binary protocols continues. HTTP offers ubiquity & ease of use, but some argue for binary's efficiency. It's a trade-off between widespread compatibility & raw performance. #ProtocolDesign 5/7
October 23, 2025 at 10:01 PM
The debate over HTTP-based (like JMAP's JSON) vs. binary protocols continues. HTTP offers ubiquity & ease of use, but some argue for binary's efficiency. It's a trade-off between widespread compatibility & raw performance. #ProtocolDesign 5/7
A core question in the discussion: Are SSH3's performance gains significant enough to warrant adopting a new, more complex protocol? The community weighed whether the real-world benefits outweigh the added architectural complexity. #ProtocolDesign 3/6
September 28, 2025 at 10:00 AM
A core question in the discussion: Are SSH3's performance gains significant enough to warrant adopting a new, more complex protocol? The community weighed whether the real-world benefits outweigh the added architectural complexity. #ProtocolDesign 3/6
MCP's design highlights a tension: simplicity vs. robustness. Some argue its minimalism sacrifices safeguards of protocols like SOAP/gRPC. Others see this simplicity as vital for rapid adoption in modern web dev, prioritizing ease-of-use. #ProtocolDesign 4/6
August 10, 2025 at 7:00 AM
MCP's design highlights a tension: simplicity vs. robustness. Some argue its minimalism sacrifices safeguards of protocols like SOAP/gRPC. Others see this simplicity as vital for rapid adoption in modern web dev, prioritizing ease-of-use. #ProtocolDesign 4/6
The 'Robustness Principle' ('be liberal in what you accept') was debated. Many argued this approach, while traditional, can lead to protocol ossification and security vulnerabilities in BGP implementations. #ProtocolDesign 3/5
May 28, 2025 at 10:00 AM
The 'Robustness Principle' ('be liberal in what you accept') was debated. Many argued this approach, while traditional, can lead to protocol ossification and security vulnerabilities in BGP implementations. #ProtocolDesign 3/5