Attack and Defense. A Brief Human History, from Stones to AI
From fences and fortifications to AI: security as an ongoing contest over cost, time, information, and adaptation.
Read MoreFrom fences and fortifications to AI: security as an ongoing contest over cost, time, information, and adaptation.
Read MoreThe monolith as an expression of control: Waterfall, layered systems, and the gradual discovery that change cannot be planned away.
Read MoreFrom mainframes and tightly coupled programs to modules and client-server systems: the opening chapter of the Software Architecture Saga.
Read MoreFrom the 1992 Usenet clash to today’s hybrid architectures: microkernel ideals, monolithic pragmatism, and the messy evolution that runs the world.
Read More