This is a Plain English Papers summary of a research paper called AI Reasoning: Thinking May Not Be Required for Top Performance. If you like these kinds of analysis, you Continue reading AI Reasoning: Thinking May Not Be Required for Top Performance
El desarrollo de software moderno se basa en la colaboración. A medida que los proyectos crecen, la necesidad de mantener la calidad del código, la coherencia de la arquitectura y Continue reading Entendiendo codeowners
Generating “fake” but valid-looking test data is harder than it looks. Recently, I needed to build a generator that could handle multiple countries (US, China, UK, etc.) and different formats Continue reading How I built a Region-Aware Phone Number Generator in TypeScript
Starting in tech can feel confusing, especially when you hear terms like containers, images, and Dockerfiles. To build my confidence, I decided to create something small but meaningful: a Flask Continue reading My First Docker Project!
Cloud migration once felt like the big leap, the moment you declared your digital ambitions. But by 2025, that leap has already become commonplace. In fact, about 94% of enterprises Continue reading The Post-Migration Era: Optimizing Cloud ROI Through Autonomous Operations
“Without the state file, Terraform is blind.” Day 4 of my Terraform journey introduced one of the most critical—and often misunderstood—concepts in Infrastructure as Code: the Terraform state file and Continue reading 🚀 Terraform Day 4: Understanding State Files & Remote Backends — The Heart of Terraform
Beehiiv just dropped their 2025 rewind stats for my newsletter, One Tip a Week, and honestly, I’m pretty happy with the numbers. It’s been a year of consistent growth which Continue reading My Newsletter: Growth, Fun, Slow & Steady
In today’s data-driven world, efficiently managing and combining documents is a common necessity for many applications. Whether you’re generating comprehensive reports, assembling legal contracts, or compiling data from various sources, Continue reading How to Merge Word Documents in C#
Dealing with large or complex Word documents often presents a significant challenge for developers. Whether it’s extracting specific chapters, processing individual sections, or distributing portions of a report, the ability Continue reading How to Programmatically Split Word Documents in Java using Spire.Doc
A two-dimensional array is like a big grid of boxes, just like a chessboard or a classroom seating chart where kids sit in rows and columns. What It Is It’s Continue reading A two-dimensional array is like a big grid of boxes
When engineers talk about a “Linux board,” they often refer to very different classes of hardware. A modern ARM Cortex-A single-board computer and an older Linux-capable board may both boot Continue reading Cortex-A SBCs vs. Traditional “Linux Boards”: A Practical Engineering Comparison
This is a Plain English Papers summary of a research paper called xVerify: Accurate, Efficient LLM Answer Verifier for Reasoning Model Evaluation. If you like these kinds of analysis, you Continue reading xVerify: Accurate, Efficient LLM Answer Verifier for Reasoning Model Evaluation
Python Pangolin API Tutorial: From Zero to Production in 15 Minutes 🚀 TL;DR: Learn how to integrate Pangolin API with Python through 15+ complete code examples. Build 2 production-ready projects: Continue reading Python Pangolin API Tutorial: 15+ Code Examples + 2 Real Projects [2026]
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Problem statement: The model shows very high accuracy during evaluation but performs poorly in production because features in the training data unintentionally include information from the target or test set Continue reading Data Leakage Between Train and Test Sets
