BBSinbswebdev.hashnode.dev·20h ago · 3 min readThink in Patterns #1 — Dynamic ProgrammingLet's look at a problem. Count the number of ways to reach the n-th stair. You can climb 1 or 2 steps at a time. First, look at the structure. Forget algorithms for a moment. Just think about how t00
BBSinbswebdev.hashnode.dev·20h ago · 2 min readIntroductionRecognize the pattern. Recall the anchor. Reuse the idea. When you study for coding tests, this happens a lot. You read the problem, but you have no idea which algorithm to reach for. Then you solve 00
BBSinbswebdev.hashnode.dev·5d ago · 4 min readGo vs. JS/PythonJavaScript and Python were enough to build real services — APIs, database design, AI integrations, and running them in production. There wasn't a clear gap in what I could ship. At some point, though,00
BBSinbswebdev.hashnode.dev·May 10 · 5 min read[Prefix Sum][#3771] Beyond the Array: Dissecting the Architecture of Distributed Responsibility (1)LeetCode #3771. Total Score of Dungeon Runs I started this session with a simple assumption. If I have 100,000 rooms, I should just build a Prefix Sum array, store the cumulative values, and look back00
BBSinbswebdev.hashnode.dev·May 2 · 4 min readI Gave Up on State Isolation. My Subagents Work Now.I'm building a multi-agent system — one orchestrator PM routing work to specialist subagents. My first setup had everyone sharing the same state["messages"]. Simple. Then I had Claude check the LangSm00