Starting cbsr.dev
Welcome to cbsr.dev — my corner of the internet.
I’ve wanted a space where I can think out loud about programming, technology, and the messy parts of building systems. Not a polished knowledge base, not a LinkedIn post optimized for reach — just a working notebook. This blog is where ideas land while they’re still moving.
What you’ll probably find here:
- experiments in programming language design (continuations, memory management, RAII-inspired patterns, linear types),
- real-world lessons from distributed systems and event-driven architectures,
- thoughts on engineering culture and the tradeoffs we make when scaling teams and systems,
- and, inevitably, a few tangents that don’t fit neatly anywhere else.
A first thought
One reason I started this blog is that software conversations often chase answers instead of questions. We optimize, abstract, and patternize — but we don’t always pause to ask why a solution feels elegant or brittle.
Take memory management. For decades, we’ve bounced between manual control and garbage collection, pretending the debate is settled. But what if it isn’t? What if there are still better ways to model ownership, lifetime, and cleanup — ways that let us reason about software more like physics than bookkeeping? That’s the kind of curiosity I want to follow here.
Closing
I don’t expect every post to be profound. Some will be half-baked experiments, others just notes-to-self. But if you find something here that sparks an idea — or if you disagree completely — I’d love to hear it. That conversation is half the point.
This is cbsr.dev. Let’s see where it goes.