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Tracking Memory Access Patterns in Python Using sys.settrace and Custom Hooks

Python doesn’t expose raw memory the way lower-level languages do, but you can still track how and when your variables change. In this tutorial, we’ll build a lightweight memory tracing tool using...

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Why I Call Myself the Middle Dev

From Load Planning to Learning JavaScript Hi, I’m Beth — a 43-year-old former load planner turned software developer. After nearly two decades in truck transportation operations, I walked...

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Build a Shared-Nothing Distributed Queue with SQLite and Python

Need a lightweight job queue that runs across multiple machines without Redis, RabbitMQ, or cloud services? In this post, we’ll build a surprisingly capable distributed queue using SQLite, Python, a...

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JavaScript Debugging: Tricks for Faster Fixes

Debugging JavaScript can be frustrating, but with the right tricks, you can spot and fix issues much faster. Here are some lesser-known debugging techniques to save you time. 1. Use console....

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Embedding a Self-Updating Machine Learning Model in a Static Site

Machine learning typically means servers, GPUs, and Python scripts running in the cloud — but what if you could ship a self-updating ML model directly inside a static website? This post shows how to...

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🔄 Java Streams: Balancing Performance and Thread Safety Like a Pro

Java Streams are a powerful abstraction introduced in Java 8, making data processing cleaner, more functional, and often more readable. But with great power comes great responsibility — especially w...

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Java Memory Management Tips: Weak Maps, Weak Sets, and Pre-Sized Collections (with Examples)

When building Java apps that scale, efficient memory usage and performance become critical. Today, we’ll look at two powerful (but often underused) tools: 🔓 WeakHashMap / WeakHashSet – let the ...

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Bridging Both Worlds: Can You Mix Native and Frameworks?

Introduction Why choose one side when you can get the best of both? Today’s tools let us blend native performance with framework convenience—without forcing a binary choice.From Rust-powe...

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String manipulation without in built methods in Python Part 1

Great content so far! Here's a cleaned-up and polished version of your section, with some improvements to grammar, structure, and readability while keeping the friendly and educational tone:The goal o...

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The Time this Broke My Brain

When I was first learning JavaScript in Turing's Mod 1, I felt like I was making real progress. I could write loops. I could use conditionals. I was wrapping my head around functions, arrays, and obje...

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Tracking Memory Access Patterns in Python Using sys.settrace and Custom Hooks

Why I Call Myself the Middle Dev

Build a Shared-Nothing Distributed Queue with SQLite and Python

JavaScript Debugging: Tricks for Faster Fixes

Embedding a Self-Updating Machine Learning Model in a Static Site

🔄 Java Streams: Balancing Performance and Thread Safety Like a Pro

Java Memory Management Tips: Weak Maps, Weak Sets, and Pre-Sized Collections (with Examples)

Bridging Both Worlds: Can You Mix Native and Frameworks?

String manipulation without in built methods in Python Part 1

The Time this Broke My Brain

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