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If you've ever written assembly or C without CMake, Makefiles, or any build system — you know the ritual. Open terminal. Remember the flags. Compil
Cleaning my old drive, I found burger.zip dated 2015. Inside: one of my first paid web gigs, a burger builder for a Swiss client. Radial menu of ingr
There’s something special about the feeling right after registering a new domain. That mix of anticipation and possibility. This time it became vaggvi
1306. Jump Game III Difficulty: Medium Topics: Staff, Array, Depth-First Search, Breadth-First Search, Weekly Contest 169 Given an array of non-neg
Most agent failure modes are not interesting. They are boring. They are the same five problems in different costumes. After eighteen months running ag
If you're building AI apps that need to output natural Korean, translating English prompts doesn't cut it. Korean has formal/informal speech levels (존
I recently found myself thinking about AOP while working with Spring Boot. Most developers use it indirectly every day, but somehow it stopped being a
If you've built AI features in Java recently, you know the drill: choose an LLM SDK, wire up HTTP clients, handle SSE parsing, build a session store,
Running My Tiny Docker-like Runtime on macOS with Lima: Lessons, Mistakes, and a Simple Benchmark When I started building my own tiny Docke
Welcome to the final part of my rolling blog series. In this installment, we’ll add the remaining methods needed to access parsed command‑line argume
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) ecosystem has exploded. awesome-mcp-servers lists 200+ servers — but there was no way to know if any of them actually
Before I wrote any actual business logic in my last project, I spent days just setting up the infrastructure around it. Parsing configs, writing Docke
Most observability dashboards focus heavily on request-facing metrics: latency throughput error rate CPU and memory usage Those metrics are import
Custom Iterators Using Symbol.iterator: The Definitive Guide Introduction The advent of ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) introduced a pleth
🏏 Building "Captain Cool AI": A Multi-Agent IPL Cricket Strategist Have you ever watched an intense Indian Premier League (IPL) match, seen
Fine-tuning Large Language Models (LLMs) like LLaMA 3.1 or Mistral 7B used to mean renting expensive A100 or H100 instances from major cloud providers
Building Robust Backends with Rust and Go: A Perspective from Web Developer Travis McCracken As a passionate web developer specializing in backend te
Cricket strategy is rarely one clean answer. A captain reads the pitch, watches the batters, checks the required rate, thinks about dew, and still has
I keep googling the same regex patterns. Here are the ones I actually need, with explanations, gotchas, and test cases. Match a valid email
🏏 Captain Cool — AI That Thinks Like an IPL Captain What happens when you combine cricket strategy, multi-agent reasoning, and the Google G