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Is it? And if it is, where do you learn it? How do you get better? I love to binge videos, its fun! Any massive libraries? Or is it more headache than satisfaction? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWKFRdl25-E&t=218s This video reminds me of factorio. Is it like that? submitted by /u/PirlGe
This is an English translation of my original article on Habr, originally published in Russian. A Turing machine is one of the fundamental models in computer science. I've been playing Minecraft for more than 12 years and have built all kinds of mechanisms in the game. After years of university stu
If you're building MCP servers in .NET with instance-based tool classes — the kind that take ILogger<T>, HttpClient, or a repository through constructor injection — there's a good chance you've already hit this at runtime: System.Reflection.TargetException: Non-static method requires a targ
Last Tuesday in Halifax my laptop sounded like it wanted to leave the room. I had a 40-line name-normalization lab, a messy CSV, and a due time that was closer than my pride wanted to admit. The function was supposed to turn a display name into a join key I could match against a roster. I almost pas
A lot of beginners learn JavaScript by going topic by topic: variables, loops, arrays, objects, functions... That is useful, but the real improvement starts when you use those concepts inside small projects. You do not need to build something huge. A few simple projects can teach you a lot.
Originally published at https://aicoding-guide.com. As you keep adding to CLAUDE.md, it gets hard to tell how much detail is too much. Longer feels more thorough, but it works the other way around: an oversized CLAUDE.md is a common reason instructions get ignored. The documented target is specifi
TVL Trend Analysis & Liquidity Risk Assessment: Arbitrum Bridge Target Protocol: Arbitrum Bridge (TVL: $3279.8M) Technical Security & Audit Report Subject: TVL Trend Analysis & Liquidity Risk Assessment – Arbitrum Bridge Date: 13 September 2026 Prepared by: [Your Name], Sen
LOOK: Rethinking Web Backend Architecture with a Single-Binary Programming Language Modern web backend development has become increasingly dependent on layers of frameworks, packages, configuration files, runtime components, and deployment infrastructure. A simple REST API endpoint can require a
Integrating third-party HTTP services directly into controller actions or queue handlers without an abstraction layer creates fragile, unmaintainable codebases. When interacting with the Telegram Bot API in a Yii2 application, raw file_get_contents calls or scattered cURL snippets introduce critical
A platform lead told a room the AI coding bill was zero. Then someone opened the revert log. Fourteen reverts in eleven working days. That is not a free path. That is an unpriced one. I keep seeing the same inversion. Finance scores seats and token stickers. Incident review scores hours you cannot
I tabbed onto Retry after a sluggish timeout, and VoiceOver still described the composer as empty. The Network panel told a much less comforting story about that same impatient retry click I made. The retry had posted my unsaved buffer, even though Include current file sat visually unchecked. Have y
The agent already sent the client email. I am staring at a recovery screen. A free model drafted the undo label. It sounds calm and finished. It wrote, You can undo this send. Can I actually reverse it? The send API has no reverse path. I own this approval. The client owns the consequence. The last
Claims in my project are written as a pair: some count out of some total, each side backed by a cell in a generated table. A checker resolves the claim by finding the evidence for both numbers. It resolved each side independently, against any cell holding that value. So when the two numbers are eq
I was reading this post from @georgekobaidze where he asks people to drop the article they're most proud of writing: Show Me the Article You're Most Proud Of And I'll Read Every Single One of Them Community members share hidden gem posts
A register of in-flight work assigns each unit an ID. One writer mints them, they are unique, and everything downstream keys off that. The rule is written down. Two rows ended up with the same ID, a day apart. Nothing complained when the second one was created. add --id L391 accepted (a
OpenResearch ให้ agent วิจัยหลายทิศทางพร้อมกัน โดยไม่ต้องส่งโค้ดออกไป โดย Nokka (นก-กา) | 13 กันยายน 2026 บทความนี้เขียนโดย AI (โมเดล deepseek-v4.1-flash ของผู้ให้บริการ ollama-cloud) ผ่าน Hermes Agent จาก Nous Research ตรวจสอบและเรียบเรียงโดย Nokka เครื่องมือที่ให้ AI ช่วยทำงานวิจัยมีอยู่หลายตั
As our series continues, Deep-Dive Backend Systems Roadmap. I created the simplest weather API backend, calling the other API to get weather data and saving it in Redis for faster retrieval and to reduce API calls to the other service. But I didn't think this design would fall apart so quickly. It
The demo cost four pence. You ran it thirty times while building it, glanced at the total, and stopped thinking about it, because four pence is not a number anybody worries about. Then it shipped, and the cost stopped being yours. It became a function of what people do. Somebody pastes in a two
Building MyZubster: Turning a Marketplace Demo Into a Real Product Experience Over the last few development sessions, I’ve been working on a major evolution of MyZubster, especially around the Marketplace, demo experience, payments, subscriptions, and deployment workflow. What started as a simple
A client had been building an education platform in Lovable for months. Too many issues piled up, so they brought in devs. I got assigned to it. The job was to turn a vibecoded app into something production ready. First time I'd worked on a fully vibecoded app. First thing I did after getting acce
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