Month: October 2025

Picture this: It’s 2045. You’re a mining engineer on a lunar base, and you need to transfer payment to a supplier on Mars for critical equipment parts. Your Earth-based bank account? Useless. Traditional internet? Laughably inadequate. The communication delay between Earth and Mars ranges from 4 to 24 minutes depending on orbital positions. Good luck … Read more

https://x.com/_spacecoin/status/1973433561446490249?embedable=true SpaceCoin’s recent successful blockchain transaction via satellite highlights the engineering challenges of building consensus systems across orbital distances. An analysis of the technical constraints and solutions. The recent successful sending of a blockchain transaction from Chile to Portugal using SpaceCoin’s CTC-0 satellite is more than just a publicity event. It shows practical solutions to … Read more

While working with a colleague on web security, I heard that their team is enabling HSTS as part of their Black Friday security upgrades to their website. The first question that popped up into my mind is why do you require HSTS if there is HTTP/2 and HTTP/3. So, let’s learn about HSTS and why … Read more

“I closed my last Chrome tab 6 weeks ago.” That’s what a product manager told me yesterday. Not because Chrome broke. Because something better finally exists. Let me tell you a truth most people haven’t realized yet: We’ve been trained to accept terrible browsing experiences because browsers were built for advertisers, not knowledge workers. You … Read more

If your AI startup fails, it is rarely because your model was weak. It is because your data backbone was fragile. You can build brilliant models and hire top engineers. But when messy real data, compliance rules, scaling pressure, and production drift hit you will see data failure first. I have studied dozens of AI … Read more

The Hidden Challenge Beyond the Prompt For the past few years, “prompt engineering” has dominated the conversation in applied AI. The focus has been on mastering the art of instruction; finding the perfect words and structure to elicit a desired response from a language model. But as developers move from simple, one-shot tasks to building … Read more

That game you paid 70 euros for? It’s not yours. That digital library you’ve built up over years of purchases? It’s just a long-term rental. We own a user license, a revocable permit that ties us to a platform’s decisions. If the store shuts down, if the publisher decides to pull a title, our investment … Read more

Transform scattered inputs into one clear object TL;DR: Wrap messy parameters into a single meaningful entity. Problems Addressed 😔 Parameter overload Order confusion Anemic Models Low readability Hard extension DTOs Weak semantics Repeated validations Accidental argument swapping Primitive Obsession Data Clumps Weak type safety Missing Small Objects Missing Intervals Related Code Smells 💨 https://hackernoon.com/how-to-find-the-stinky-parts-of-your-code-part-xviii https://hackernoon.com/how-to-find-the-stinky-parts-of-your-code-part-ii-o96s3wl4 … Read more

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