Down to Binary

We are getting into a software binary world. For years we leaned on a middle ground, all those layers built to make things easier for humans. That middle ground did its job, but it is not the whole story anymore.

Right now I think we can reduce more of those layers and build proper, highly efficient software closer to binary. The limitations are still there, I know that. But we can cut some of the steps, and that alone changes what is possible.

This is a great time to keep up with new innovations. Things change more rapidly than we usually think, and the people who stay current are the ones who see it first.

So I am going to dig deeper into C++, and also Rust and Go, and understand everything behind the scenes. Not the wrapper, the actual machine underneath.

I have already made my own single resource and knowledge book for this, everything in one place. And I think this is a really good time for everyone in the world to do the same.