Most people have traded independent thought for endless scrolling. Just because social media rewards polished fiction over substance... A quick dopamine hit... But people with real ideas? Those who read, think, and challenge all these new engineered "norms"? Those who can guide societies to free themselves from modern slavary? Ignored by the majority of f**ls who prefer the constant stream of shal... [read more]

Software development used to be fun when we had the chance to think, make mistakes, and learn from them... Now, it's just "AI AI AI" and it feels like we are back to those "Wordpress developers" jokes or the generation of "drag-and-drop experts" that Adobe/salesforce/Microsoft created for us in the past 25 years... I used to say "programmers are the philosophers of the 21st century" because we don... [read more]

You read a great article about Kubernetes autoscaling in March. In July you remember the idea, but not the URL, the title, or even the exact words. You try Google again and hope you find the same page. Developers, students, and researchers hit this constantly: valuable knowledge disappears into browser history. Breadcrumb is a free, open-source Google Chrome extension I built to fix that. Highligh... [read more]

It's interesting to see some still give the same kinda advice! ⚠️ I remember, back then, some were thinking that if you could write code in Vi/Vim, you could be considered a "hacker"! 😂 Or if you were a Windows guy, you were encouraged to memorize syntax and everything and write code in simple text editors like Nodepad++! 😃 Those who were in the market for a few years were advising the new ones ... [read more]