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If you mentor anyone for longer than a few months, the subject will drift. You start out talking about testing strategy and pull requests, and one Tuesday they ask whether they should take a job in another city, or how to handle a manager who talks over them, or whether the sixty hour weeks they are
Recently, I participated in the HackerRank Orchestrate hackathon. The challenge was to design a financial affordability decision engine called Buy or Wait? The system had to decide whether a person should: Pay for something now Pay partially Use installments Wait until a later date Not make the pa
59 variables, generated not written - and drift fails the build. 👋 I'm Anton - a software engineer working mostly in PHP/Symfony and Go, currently carving a live PHP monolith into Go services. Part 1 of this series was about the service manifest: one declaration that the runtime reads instead of
Paladium is one of the biggest Minecraft servers in France, running since 2015, with more than 700,000 unique players and up to 6,000 concurrent connections. Like any server that grows, we've had to deal with cheating at scale. Nemesis is our answer to that problem, built in-house rather than bought
Daemons, resources, migrations and schedules are declared once. Everything else - down to the name of every environment variable - follows from that one declaration. 👋 I'm Anton - a software engineer working mostly in PHP/Symfony and Go, currently carving a live PHP monolith into Go services. Th
This is a follow up post to the one I posted recently (and is in the link). I am pretty bad at memorizing code and apparrently that's a requirement in today's interviews. How can I become good at writing code without having access to any resource? Any help is greatly appreciated. submitted by
While working, I have full access to the Internet and all its resources. So why do companies ask prospective employees to write code without having access to any resource during interviews? submitted by /u/International-Bath-2 [link] [留言]
A check refused a row I had just added. The row was a retired signing key, kept so that records signed under it can still be read. The check said: refused scheme_outside_the_set scheme=keyed_sha256 schemes=["ed25519"] The set of accepted schemes has exactly one element, and a published
(っ◔◡◔)っ 💖 🌸 "Your light doesn't shrink anyone else's sun; it just reminds them how to warm up." We need to talk about a silent, heavy tax that high-achieving creators pay every single day: The Guilt of Growing Up. 💸🥀 Have you ever finished a project, hit a milestone, or solved a complex bug, and f
A TACACS+ rollout needs more than a successful login. Test what happens when one server is unavailable, when none can answer, and when the service returns. For each state, check who authenticated the user, what the user could do, and what evidence was recorded. That last part is easy to miss. “I go
If you've ever been curious about how encryption works at a basic level, the Caesar Cipher is a great place to start. It is one of the simplest classical encryption techniques. The idea is straightforward: shift each letter in a message by a fixed number of positions in the alphabet. For example,
Choosing a stack is a product decision before it is a technical one. This article documents why this portfolio runs on Bun, Astro, and MDX — and, more importantly, the reasoning that led me to turn down more sophisticated alternatives. Nothing here is theory: every claim points to something verifiab
Open an order confirmation in a lot of apps and the URL ends in something like /orders/48213. That number tells a stranger more than you'd think: roughly how many orders you've taken, how fast you're growing, and — if a single authorization check is ever missing — exactly which URLs to try next. On
Most signup tests die at the same line. The form submits, the app renders "check your email", and the test has nowhere to go. You can assert the confirmation screen appeared, but everything after it — the code entry, the activated account, the first authenticated page — stays untested. The usual w
In most blockchains, staking is a simple scheme: lock your coins and receive a reward. In TRON, things are more interesting. Staked TRX provides not only the right to earn income, but also real network resources that can be used personally or sold to others. TRON Stake 2.0 was launched on April 7, 2
This week's Microsoft-ecosystem signal splits into two buckets: AI plumbing you can wire up in an afternoon (model routing, serving open-weight models, agents), and platform shifts with long shelf life (Rust going tier-1, .NET 10 RC). Here are the five tutorials that came out of the research, each w
You've optimized for Google. Sitemap's clean, Core Web Vitals are green, structured data validates. But when someone asks ChatGPT or Perplexity about your product, you're nowhere in the answer — and a competitor with a worse site is. The likely reason: the crawlers that feed AI answers aren't Googl
I recently released Sudoku Fun4Kids, a Sudoku and logic game designed specifically for young children. Traditional 9×9 Sudoku can be too complex for beginners, so I reduced the concept to 4×4 and 6×6 boards and added three different ways to play: 😀 Emojis 123 Numbers ABC Letters The goal is to
Webhooks are one of the easiest ways to connect different tools with Make.com. They are also one of the easiest places for an automation workflow to break. A webhook may receive incomplete data. A field may have a different format than expected. Another service may return an error. Or the workf
So i wanna add a loading screen and some nice easter eggs on a website whose theme is " Cipher" I want yall to give me some suggestions to how I can make the loading screen interesting and somethinh unique related to theme and also some cool easter eggs related to decoding and stuff like "cipher" an
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