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IGN: Darkest Dungeon 2: Kingdoms – Official Curse of the Court Trailer

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

Darkest Dungeon 2: Kingdoms – Curse of the Court sinks its teeth into your campaign with a vampiric twist: hordes of Insatiable Bloodsuckers have unleashed the Crimson Curse on your Continue reading IGN: Darkest Dungeon 2: Kingdoms – Official Curse of the Court Trailer→

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Day 7 — FAISS empty vectors, metric mismatch, and recall collapse (ProblemMap No.8)

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

tl;dr Ingestion success does not prove retrieval health. If your neighbors look the same for unrelated queries, check for zero vectors and NaNs, confirm metric policy matches the index, rebuild Continue reading Day 7 — FAISS empty vectors, metric mismatch, and recall collapse (ProblemMap No.8)→

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Why Your Website Looks Great But Still Fails to Sell

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

As a business owner, you probably invested money into having a nice-looking website. The design is modern, the colors are on brand, maybe even some animations to impress visitors. But Continue reading Why Your Website Looks Great But Still Fails to Sell→

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Hello everyone, I’d like some advice. I currently have an OLTP database for my app, but I want to build an OLAP database to speed up queries for my dashboard. Could you suggest some best practices for this case

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Why Clean Code Feels Invisible (And That’s the Point)

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

You’ve been staring at this codebase for three hours, and something feels wrong. Not broken wrong—the tests pass, the features work, users aren’t complaining. But navigating through the code feels Continue reading Why Clean Code Feels Invisible (And That’s the Point)→

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aria – Event Driven websocket framework

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

What is Aria? Aria is a lightweight, event-driven WebSocket framework for Go. It is inspired by olahol/melody and built on top of coder/websocket. The goal of Aria is to make Continue reading aria – Event Driven websocket framework→

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Using ProtonVPN with OpenVPN on Arch Linux (for Japan servers 🇯🇵)

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

Today I was using my Arch Linux setup while listening to my favorite singer, Kanon Wakeshima, an amazing Japanese artist. But I realized that most of her discography is blocked Continue reading Using ProtonVPN with OpenVPN on Arch Linux (for Japan servers 🇯🇵)→

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Absolutely an Excited Newbie

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

Hello everyone, I am totally new to Dev, Odin, Coding and all of it. Bear with me and all my strange questions and comments that come out of the head Continue reading Absolutely an Excited Newbie→

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The Debugging Mindset That Turned Me Into a Better Coder

Posted on August 27, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

The error message stared at me from the terminal: TypeError: Cannot read property ‘map’ of undefined. Three hours into what should have been a simple feature implementation, I was ready Continue reading The Debugging Mindset That Turned Me Into a Better Coder→

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The Vanishing Gradient Problem: A Memory Lapse in RNNs

Posted on August 26, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

LSTMs and GRUs: Taming the Vanishing Gradient Beast in Recurrent Neural Networks Imagine trying to remember a long, complex story. You wouldn’t just remember the last sentence; you’d need to Continue reading The Vanishing Gradient Problem: A Memory Lapse in RNNs→

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mpv-build: Customize your own mpv player from your browser

Posted on August 26, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

MPV is an incredible open-source media player, but let’s face it—for newcomers, setting it up can feel overwhelming. Picking the right download source, finding the perfect zip file, figuring out Continue reading mpv-build: Customize your own mpv player from your browser→

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IA e Segurança de Software: Automação ou Novo Vetor de Ataques?

Posted on August 26, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

A introdução massiva de Inteligência Artificial (IA) no desenvolvimento de software transformou o trabalho dos engenheiros. Ferramentas como GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT e CodeWhisperer aceleram a escrita de código, mas também Continue reading IA e Segurança de Software: Automação ou Novo Vetor de Ataques?→

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Event-Driven Architecture (EDA)

Posted on August 26, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

A Arquitetura (EDA) é um padrão arquitetural onde componentes de software comunicam-se através da produção e consumo de eventos. Este paradigma promove baixo acoplamento, alta escalabilidade e responsividade em sistemas Continue reading Event-Driven Architecture (EDA)→

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O que é Clean Architecture?

Posted on August 26, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

Neste post vou explicar da maneira mais burra e simplificada o que é Clean Architecture, pois é um tema meio complexo e cheio de variáveis. Logo, esse post é pra Continue reading O que é Clean Architecture?→

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Svelte was built on “slinging code for the sheer love of it”

Posted on August 26, 2025 by Codango Admin — No Comments ↓

Rich Harris, creator of Svelte and software engineer at Vercel, joins Ryan on the show to dive into the evolution and future of web frameworks. They discuss the birth and Continue reading Svelte was built on “slinging code for the sheer love of it”→

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