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Technical Bias: The Invisible Force Shaping Our Architecture Decisions

Our cognitive biases often shape our architectural decisions, often at the expense of practical solutions.
Biases lead to the dismissal of potential solutions that don't align with technology preferences, resulting in technical debt.
The three pillars of technical prejudice are the stack comfort trap, the innovation fallacy, and the echo chamber effect.
To break the cycle, technical directors should measure impact, challenge default choices, and implement requirements for architectural decisions.

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[DEALS] The All-in-One Microsoft Office Pro 2019 for Windows: Lifetime License + Windows 11 Pro Bundle (89% off) & Other Deals Up To 98% Off

The All-in-One Microsoft Office Pro 2019 for Windows: Lifetime License + Windows 11 Pro Bundle is available at 89% off.
Other deals include discounts on PDF Reader Pro Premium License, Microsoft Visio 2021 Professional, The 2024 Java Programming Certification Bundle, The Complete Full-Stack JavaScript Course, and more.
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Mojo: A Revolutionary Step Beyond Python?

Mojo is a programming language designed to be Python-compatible while introducing features and performance characteristics that rival lower-level languages like C++ and Rust.
Mojo offers performance advantages over Python, especially in computationally intensive tasks like matrix multiplication.
Mojo supports multithreading and vectorized operations, making it ideal for machine learning and AI applications.
However, Mojo has limitations such as a steeper learning curve, an immature ecosystem, and transition hurdles.

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What Do You Think About Feature-Sliced Design (FSD)?

Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) is a methodology for structuring frontend projects.
Opinions on FSD vary widely, with some developers loving its clarity and scalability.
Others find the learning curve steep or consider it overkill for smaller applications.
Developers are interested in real-world examples and practical implementation tips.

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Privacy vs Anonymity: Why You’re Doing It All Wrong

Privacy tools don't make you anonymous, most people misunderstand this.
Privacy is about controlling who sees your data, not hiding everything.
Anonymity is different from privacy, but most people need privacy, not anonymity.
Modern CSS tracking and browser fingerprinting pose a threat to privacy.

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🔮 Fabricating your future

Marketing strategies in 2025 will focus on personal points of view and unique experiences.
AI can be creatively efficient, but training it on past human-written content for brand voice is essential.
Expand beyond SEO to email marketing for traffic control.
Incorporate relatable stories and problem-solving oriented marketing copy, including negative critiques.
2025 web design trends predict playful and interactive websites, anti-design, sustainable web design, and voice search.
Returning to design fundamentals, authentic imperfections, and less reliance on trending tools are becoming popular.
Achieving creative goals can be done by learning new skills, setting intentions over specific goals, curbing burnout, having a dedicated workspace and sticking to a consistent work schedule.

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What `kotlin.coroutines.Continuation` is

kotlin.coroutines.Continuation is the low-level mechanism by which suspending functions pause and resume their execution.
When a coroutine suspends, it saves a Continuation that knows how to get everything going again.
Most developers seldom write code that directly manipulates Continuation objects. They use high-level constructs like suspend functions, coroutineScope, withContext, async, or await.
kotlin.coroutines.Continuation encapsulates the suspended state, links to the coroutine’s context, and provides a method to continue execution with a final result or error.

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This week experience

This week experience: My second week in practicing data structure problems.
Solved three linked list related problems: Intersection of two linked lists, Remove nth node from end of list, and Reverse nodes in k-group.
Intersection of two linked lists can be solved using two pointers to determine if they meet at a common node.
Remove nth node from end of list can be achieved by using two pointers, fast and slow, to find the node just before the nth node.
Reverse nodes in k-group involves creating a dummy node and iterating to find the kth node, then reversing the linked list in groups.
Experience and practice are key in improving problem-solving skills.

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Database Performance Strategies

Database performance is influenced by several critical factors including item properties, operational factors, scale factors, and availability.
Different workload types create unique challenges for database performance, including write-heavy, read-heavy, delete-heavy, and mixed workloads.
Denormalization is a strategy to improve read performance by reducing the number of table joins needed.
Database locking process ensures data consistency during concurrent operations by managing lock acquisition and lock management.
Replication architecture provides scalability and reliability through leader and follower nodes.
Sharding strategy distributes data across multiple databases using shard router and individual shards.
Database indexing optimizes data retrieval using B-Tree structure and index management.
Practical implementation considerations include performance monitoring, optimization selection, trade-off analysis, and future planning.

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Scrapyd: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Scrapyd is a tool for deploying and managing Scrapy spiders on a server.
Scrapyd allows remote control through simple API calls and automatically handles crawl requests.
To deploy your Scrapy spiders using Scrapyd, ensure Python 3+ is installed and follow the provided steps.
ScrapydWeb and Gerapy are alternative tools that provide web-based interfaces for managing and scheduling spiders.

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Find Efficient way

To solve the Unique Paths problem, we can use a recursive or DP approach.
To solve the Spiral Matrix problem, we can use four different loops to traverse in all four directions.
To solve the N-Queens problem, we can use recursion and backtracking, and optimize it by using three lists.
The three lists can efficiently keep track of rows and diagonals where queens are placed.

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Logics in Problem Solving

Solved three problems on LeetCode: Sliding window maximum, Implement queue with stack and Perfect squares.
Sliding window maximum problem involves finding the maximum number in a sliding window of size k.
Approaches to solve Sliding window maximum problem: using nested for loop or using dequeue.
Implement queue with stack problem can be solved by using two stacks.
Perfect squares problem requires finding the minimum number of perfect squares that sum up to a given input number.

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Understanding Property: Types, Ownership, and Importance

Real Property: Refers to land with permanent attachments like buildings or roads. Divided into residential, commercial, and industrial properties.
Personal Property: Refers to movable property like jewelry or vehicles. Divided into tangible and intangible property.
Intellectual Property: Unique intangible property consisting of inventions, designs, literature, and brand names.
IP Rights: Legal rights protecting intellectual property such as patents, trademarks, and digital assets.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Dummies:

AI enables machines to learn, understand, and decide like human beings.
There are three types of AI: Narrow AI, General AI, and Superintelligent AI.
Narrow AI is trained to perform a specific task, such as playing chess or analyzing medical images.
General AI and Superintelligent AI have the ability to perform a wide range of tasks and exhibit human-like intelligence.

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Advanced Rendering Techniques in Next.js, React, and Gatsby: A comprehensive guide for experienced developers.

This article discusses advanced rendering techniques in Next.js, React, and Gatsby.
Client-Side Rendering (CSR) is used for simple React applications, while Server-Side Rendering (SSR) improves performance and SEO in Next.js.
Static Site Generation (SSG) is popular in Next.js, providing fast loading and reduced server costs.
Gatsby uses Static Site Generation (SSG) by default, offering fast initial loads and SEO advantages.

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