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The Next Chapter When I left the waiter job and returned to engineering, I knew I wanted something different. Not just a different job, but a differ…
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The Next Chapter When I left the waiter job and returned to engineering, I knew I wanted something different. Not just a different job, but a differ…
I feel something waking up in me again. For a while, life felt like I was just trying to keep things moving. Work. Bills. Responsibilities. Family.…
By Joseph Ndungi It was a regular Tuesday. I was on leave, casually scrolling through my phone, enjoying a quiet break from work when something caug…
I've been writing a book about compression. The core idea is simple: understanding something means compressing it — distilling its essential structu…
API Versioning: The Delicate Balance Between Simplicity and Flexibility While designing and developing APIs for various projects, a recurring questi…
When working on my side projects or in a production ERP, the structure called a "product tree" always comes up. Essentially, it's a hierarchical str…
Throughout my software development career, especially over the last 20 years, I've constantly sought a balance between system and software aspects.…
The world of indie hackers typically demands deep knowledge in areas like software development, product management, and marketing. When you're tryin…
Secret Rotation Automation: What is the Real Cost? The rotation of secrets is the cornerstone of security practices. However, beyond being an operat…
Introduction: The Hidden Teachers of My Own Projects Side projects, undertaken on my own initiative, have become the greatest learning grounds in my…
Sudden Increase in Swap Usage: Symptoms and Initial Findings This morning, when I connected to my server, I wanted to check the system health before…
Living on My Own Server: An Indie Hacker's Work-Life Balance Running my own servers has been the foundation of both my work and personal projects fo…
I made a tool that draws every week of your life on a single sheet of paper. A long human life is roughly 5,200 weeks. That's a 100-row × 52-column…