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🌚 Dark Mode Is Overrated (and I’ll Die On This Hill)

🌚 Dark Mode Is Overrated (and I’ll Die On This Hill) Yes, I said it. You can clutch your RGB keyboards and hiss at me through your dual monitors, but hear me out — Dark Mode isn’t th...

16.04.2025 0 Read More

🧠 If Programming Languages Were Co-Workers (Crackhead Edition)

🧠 If Programming Languages Were Co-Workers (Crackhead Edition) Let’s stop pretending and call it like it is: Every programming language is just a co-worker with deeply unhinged vibes.Her...

18.04.2025 0 Read More

💬 Dev Comments I Actually Read vs Ignore

💬 Dev Comments I Actually Read vs Ignore Let’s be honest: Not all code comments are created equal. Some guide you. Some make you laugh. And some? Straight to the trash with console.log()...

18.04.2025 0 Read More

The Art of Naming Variables: From x to Existential Crisis

There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors. That’s right—three problems, and I meant that.Let’s talk about naming, because I r...

22.04.2025 0 Read More

The Real CI/CD Pipeline Is Held Together by Slack Messages and Panic

Let’s kill the fantasy: your “CI/CD pipeline” isn’t a well-oiled machine—it’s a duct-taped Rube Goldberg device powered by Slack, Stack Overflow, and the blood pressure of senior engineers...

25.04.2025 0 Read More

Strong Typing is a Security Blanket for Weak Developers

Let’s get something out of the way: strong typing didn’t make your code safer, smarter, or more scalable. It just made you feel better about yourself. Like wearing a helmet indoors.Developers love...

28.04.2025 0 Read More

How Getting Laid Off Rekindled My Love for Learning Tech

Getting laid off sucks. There’s no sugarcoating it. Whether you saw it coming or it hit you like a truck, it leaves you with a mix of emotions—shock, frustration, maybe even a little relief.I was ...

30.04.2025 0 Read More

Why My Code Works Better at Night (And Other Lies I Tell Myself)

I write better code after midnight. At least, that's what I tell myself as I stare at my glowing screen, eyes dry, surrounded by the ruins of coffee cups and broken promises.Somehow, the bugs seem fri...