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Checked Exceptions in Java Q &A Advantages and disadvantages
Checked exceptions provide compile-time enforcement and are useful for recoverable conditions such as IO or network failures, ensuring…
The Verifiable Semantic Execution Layer
I am opening VSEL for public support through Giveth. VSEL, the Verifiable Semantic Execution Layer, is a research-driven…
Day 3: Prompting Techniques in AI (Part 1)
AI Prompting techniques: Zero-shot, One-shot, Few-shot After using the ChatGPT and other AI tools, I used to think…
Architecting Digital Trust: A Relational Deep Dive into the LocalHands Prisma Schema
Subtitle: How to model a secure, escrow-based marketplace for emerging economies using Prisma and PostgreSQL. Schema. In my…
I think software engineers should be a bit worried.
It’s honestly wild to see how much AI agents have accelerated things in such a short time. Tasks…
🕵️♂️ How Computers “Hide” a Minus Sign: The 2’s Complement Trick
Ever wondered how a computer stores a negative number? It doesn’t have a tiny “minus” symbol inside the…
The High Interest on the AI Loan: Why “Vibe Coding” is a Maintenance Nightmare
The Great Illusion of Technical Egalitarianism Today, everyone—from venture capitalists to liberal arts enthusiasts—is intoxicated by the era…
AI Answers Can Come with Silent Tech Debt
AI answers solve the task by making decisions automatically for you. This is convenient. It’s what makes the…
TCP Exponential Backoff: Why Your Retries are Doubling
TCP prevents network meltdowns by doubling its wait time (Exponential Backoff) every time a packet fails to acknowledge.…
The Micro-Coercion of Speed: Why Friction Is an Engineering Prerequisite
Modern software tools promise a simple future: remove friction, increase velocity, ship faster. Autocomplete, AI copilots, instant scaffolding—everything…
