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8h ago · 31 min read · Part 1: Mathematical Foundations 1.1 The Field Everything in DenseZK lives over the BN254 scalar field. BN254 is the Barreto-Naehrig curve defined by: $$E : y² = x³ + b over F_p$$ where p is a 254-bit
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2h ago · 3 min read · Google maps data extraction often starts with a simple task: gather a list of local businesses from search results. But when those results span hundreds of pages, and you're manually copying each name, address, and phone number, the process becomes t...
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16h ago · 3 min read · The "Agentic AI" revolution is moving faster than our security stack. As a Cloud Security Engineer, I’m seeing a dangerous trend: enterprises are granting AI agents broad access to internal data and e
TMarcus commented6h ago · 11 min read · You can write beautiful code. Your API is elegant. Your database queries are optimized. Your tests are green. But your UI looks like it was designed in Microsoft Word 97. I get it. You're a developer,
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21m ago · 12 min read · Real-time communication has become table stakes for modern web applications. Whether you are building a live dashboard, a collaborative editor, a notification feed, or a financial ticker, your team wi
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1 post this monthBuilding Bug0, an AI-native E2E testing platform for modern apps - co-founder & ceo @ Hashnode
3 posts this monthgreat project, Fazle. there are definitely a lot of agent browser tools, but none of them are solving the core regression testing problems. This is def going deeper into this domain.
Awesome work getting to 95 on mobile! The final 5% is almost always mobile JS execution time. A few quick wins: check your bundle with vite-bundle-visualizer, defer all third-party scripts, and test on real low-end devices. You’re super close! 🚀
Really interesting problem to solve—secure browser automation is a big gap right now. The relay approach and built-in token optimization sound promising. Curious to see how it performs in real-world use. Looking forward to the launch!
Great breakdown. Totally agree that code generation has outpaced testing. The “works in demo, breaks in prod” problem is very real, especially with auth and edge cases. Feels like the gap now is less about building and more about validating fast enough. We’ve started keeping a small set of critical flows tracked in Tuskr just to make sure nothing essential breaks as we iterate quickly. Not perfect, but it helps bring some structure back.
For me, an AI app feels genuinely useful when it saves time and simplifies tasks without making me think about how it works. Anything that feels like a gimmick usually overpromises or interrupts my workflow rather than helping.
Technical stacks evolve and frameworks disappear, but the core traits of a high-impact engineer remain constant. If you want to build a career that lasts, focus on these three internal attributes. Cu
The third pillar is the one most tutorials skip entirely. You can teach syntax and you can teach problem-solving, but communication only com...
Totally agree, those three matter more than any stack, because they’re what make a developer valuable even when the tools keep changing.