At the end of August 2023 I participated in a virtual Rust conference hosted by Conf42. I gave a talk entitled “Turning Smart Contracts into Indexers with Cross-Compilation in Rust” …
Many of the ethical questions behind artificial intelligence and machine learning are clear: the issues of bias in datasets, the technically and conceptually difficult concept of fairness, and the existential …
This is the third part in a series of posts about building a chat app with Rust on the Near blockchain. You can find the previous posts in the series …
This is the second part is a series of posts about building a chat app with Rust on the Near blockchain. You can find the first post in the series …
On February 16, 2023 I gave a workshop at the University of Waterloo about smart contract development on Near using Rust. I enjoyed putting it together and I thought it …
The University of Waterloo recently featured consultant and co-owner Lynne Sargent’s work in advance of the International Persons with Disabilities Day on December 3rd. Read the full article on Dr. …
Although the idea of “Type-Driven” originated in programming in relation to “Type-Driven Development,” as explained by Michael Birch in this post, that doesn’t mean that the concepts and ideas from …
Dr. Lynne Sargent, one of the co-founders and consultants at Type Driven Consulting, recently had their research featured in a University of Waterloo News Article celebrating the completion of their …
“Type-Driven” is a pretty cool-sounding name, but I cannot take all the credit for it. In this post I discuss some of the history behind the name, and how it …
We are so pleased to announce the public launch of Type-Driven Consulting. Type-Driven Consulting was originally born out of Michael’s love of functional programming, and his desire to pursue interesting …
