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Why Psychology Became the Real Edge in My Trading Journey
The Market Was Never the Enemy. It Was Me. Most people believe trading is a purely technical skill—something that can be mastered through indicators, …
Leadership Micro Katas
About twenty years ago, I broke production. I was a young developer, the rollback was slow, and for a few hours, I was sure the company would close be…
🚀 LearnArc — Pay-Per-Use AI Learning Platform
In this hackathon, we built LearnArc, an AI-powered education platform designed to make learning more flexible, affordable, and accessible — especiall…
GraphQL vs REST - Which One Should You Really Use?
For years, REST APIs have been the standard. Then GraphQL came in with promises like: “Fetch exactly what you need” “Reduce API calls” “More flexible …
The Dot Product: How AI Measures Similarity
Two users on a music app. User A listens to jazz, blues, and soul. User B listens to jazz, blues, and R&B. How similar are they? You could eyeball…
What Being a Field Tech Taught Me About Real-World Networking
I started working in IT at 15, but it wasn’t until I turned 16 that I really came to understand what “networking” meant beyond diagrams and certificat…
Beyond the Chatbot: Why Sovereign AI is the Only Path to Exponential Education
For years, the promise of 'EdTech' was a tired treadmill of digitised textbooks and multiple-choice quizzes. We were promised a revolution, but we wer…
🚀 Weekly Progress: Building My MERN + Microservices Pizza App (Learning in Public)
This week was all about connecting the system, enforcing code quality, and pushing myself to build like a real engineer — not a tutorial follower. 🔧 W…
What 3 Months of Studying My Own Thinking Taught Me (And Why You Should Care)
Tags: #productivity #career #learning #beginners #devops Let me ask you something honestly. When was the last time you changed your mind — not because…
We Built an AI Comic Generator in 3 Sprints — Here's What Actually Worked
We Built an AI Comic Generator in 3 Sprints — Here's What Actually Worked A month ago, my project partner Qingyang and I set out to build something th…
What Being at JCON Europe Teaches Me (Beyond the Talks)
I’m writing this from JCON Europe 2026, in Cologne, Germany, right in the middle of one of those rare environments where everything revolves around bu…
We Almost Didn’t Launch — Until We Cut the Product in Half
🚀 We almost didn’t launch. Not because the product was impossible.Not because the team wasn’t capable. Because the scope kept growing… while our capac…
Rebuilding TLS, Part 3 — Building Our First Handshake
Overview: Where we are and What Is Still Missing In the previous part of this series, we made our fake secure channel much less fake. We started with …
Hack the Learning Curve - Part 1: What Even Is Cybersecurity? (And Why You Should Care)
Author: Trix Cyrus 🔹 Try My Waymap Pentesting Tool 🔹 Follow TrixSec GitHub 🔹 Join TrixSec Telegram So... What Even Is Cybersecurity? Let me guess. You…
The Developer Who Reviews Everything and Ships Nothing
You've seen this person. Maybe you've worked with them for years. They leave 40 comments on your PR. Variable names, spacing philosophy, whether your …
How I Stopped Losing Tribal Knowledge Every Time a Shift Ended By Rohit Kumar, Chitransh Rana | Published April 2026
Every factory has two kinds of knowledge. There's the kind that lives in binders — official manuals, error code sheets, maintenance schedules. And the…
Vertical and Horizontal Scaling
Hey devs, I have started learning about System Design and today I will be posting about one of the fundamental topics - Vertical and Horizontal Scalin…
I Built an AI-Powered Learning OS Because I Was Tired of Forgetting Everything I Read
Most people read non-fiction the same way: skim chapters, highlight some quotes, feel productive for a day, and forget 90% within a week. I've been th…
The AI Hype Cycle Is Lying to You About What to Learn
Written by a human Proofread and diagram by Claude 4.7 I've been back in the code for a few months after some time away dealing with family medical st…
Why Settle for a Boring Internet When We Can Build Something Unforgettable?
For the past 5 years, I’ve been designing, developing, and optimizing WordPress websites with just one goal in mind, making them perform in search. I’…
Why I Started Learning System Design as a Web Developer
I was reading a discussion on Reddit the other day that made me wonder whether system design is truly important for backend developers or just somethi…
Are Book Summaries Worth It?
TL;DR Every now and then, a “shortcut” to learning shows up and promises to save us time, money, and maybe even a bit of guilt about the unread books …
What Most Beginners Get Wrong About Building AI Apps
When you first start building AI-powered features, everything sounds deceptively simple. You call an API, pass some text, and get a response back. Aft…
Live Streaming From Space: The Infrastructure Challenges Behind Live Video Beyond Earth
Space, the final frontier in live video streaming. Today I want to discuss what it takes to deliver reliable live streaming from space, from early orb…
Building Adaptive Learning Systems: Lessons from Sikho.ai
Building Adaptive Learning Systems: Lessons from Sikho.ai Over the past year we have been building Sikho.ai — an AI-native learning platform that adap…
Why the Best Educational Games Teach Better Than Textbooks
I've been building browser games for a while. Physics puzzlers, sorting games, two-player games — the usual indie developer portfolio. But when I buil…
What is the difference between ETL and ETL?
Overview In the data engineering lifecycle, various data integration processes are used to make sense of this data. In this article, we'll focus on th…