Sorting an array usually involves swapping elements, but what if you had to combine them instead? This problem challenges you to transform an unsorted list into a non-decreasing one by Continue reading 🧼 Beginner-Friendly Guide ‘Minimum Pair Removal to Sort Array II’ – LeetCode 3510 (C++, Python, JavaScript)
Overview I recently started reading through Grokking Algorithms as a primer before starting to review more DS&A, and chapter 4 is about quicksort, which recursively uses a divide-and-conquer method to Continue reading Using closures to measure call stack depth in Go
Incus Escape: From Templates to Host Root Vulnerability ID: CVE-2026-23954 CVSS Score: 8.7 Published: 2026-01-22 A critical path traversal and symbolic link vulnerability in the Incus container manager allows privileged Continue reading CVE-2026-23954: Incus Escape: From Templates to Host Root
About six months ago, we started experimenting with an idea for an approximate nearest neighbor (ANN) engine inside SmartEco. Not a benchmark-chasing project. Not a let’s beat FAISS announcement. Just Continue reading We’ve Been Building an ANN Engine for Six Months. Here’s Where It Stands.
Hey. I’m PharaohMustDie — a solo developer working on a horror game called When The Clock Strikes 12 (wtcs12). Since this is my first post, i’m not really sure on Continue reading Introducing my upcoming horror game – When The Clock Strikes 12 #1
With the current rate of technological advancement, especially in Artificial Intelligence, I can’t help but imagine what the future world will be like for upcoming generations. In my creative imagination, Continue reading What will the future look like with AI?
This is a retrospective article about what I learned while implementing a colorblind mode for my Belgian Wage Calculator(no ads or selling of data) that should work well for both Continue reading What I learned while implementing a colorblind mode for my Belgian Wage Calculator site
Viral Policies in Coderive: Interfaces That Actually Inherit Forget traditional interfaces – meet policies that automatically propagate through your inheritance tree Introduction What if interfaces weren’t just contracts you implement, Continue reading Coderive Programming Language: Designed to be Used for 2026 Onwards
Today, I came across a post on dev.to from Fatemeh Paghar on using useTransition and react-window. I decided to push a typical React search/filter UI to the extreme by scaling Continue reading 🚀 Scaling Client-Side Search: 100,000 Users, Skills, and Real-Time Filtering in React
We all love Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP). Sharing business logic, networking, and data layers between Android and iOS is a dream come true. But let’s be honest: there is one specific Continue reading KMP WorkManager: Enterprise-Grade Background Tasks for Kotlin Multiplatform
If you’re running high-performance databases or SAN-style workloads on AWS, your default move is probably Amazon EBS. It makes sense on the surface. EBS is simple, it’s “right there,” and Continue reading Stop Managing Disks: Why Your Block Storage Strategy is Stuck in 2014
TL;DR Fixed a performance gap where hz3 was losing to mimalloc at T=16 / R=90 by optimizing remote management. Introduced Lane16 PageRemote, which initially caused a hang at T=2. The Continue reading From “Losing at T=16” to “Matching mimalloc”: A Day with hz3 Lane16
En los sistemas de software —especialmente aquellos que manejan dinero, inventarios, contratos o cualquier información crítica— la integridad de los datos es un requisito innegociable. Para garantizar esta integridad, las Continue reading Preservando la integridad de los datos
I spent the last few weeks researching LLM gateway solutions for production teams. Here’s what I found after testing five different options, talking to engineering teams running them at scale, Continue reading Top 5 LLM Gateways in 2026: A Deep-Dive Comparison for Production Teams
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