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VHVaibhav Haldiavhald.hashnode.devSep 24 · 6 min read

Day 1: The Fundamentals Rebuild Arc 🧱

Building to top-1% engineer, in public. No gatekeeping, no fake streaks, just the receipts. Why I'm doing this (and why publicly) Hot take: AI isn't coming for engineers. It's coming for commodity en

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JLJohn Literjliter.hashnode.devSep 22 · 15 min read

I Installed Omarchy on My Development Laptop. I Get It Now.

I replaced Fedora with Omarchy on my ASUS Vivobook S 14 because I wanted a more focused development environment. After restoring GitHub access, configuring Git, bringing my repositories back, and begi

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TCTimothy CHOWjavaskr.hashnode.devSep 14 · 4 min read

Engineering Is Not About Getting Every Decision Right

If SDLC sounds familiar, you probably know that a product isn't built in one step. A product is built through a whole set of processes, decisions, iterations, and feedback loops. This becomes even mor

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GMGergo Matyastodoista-pro.hashnode.devSep 14 · 4 min read

Building Todoista: who’s keeping track of the things you’re waiting for?

You send a request. Someone says they’ll get back to you on Thursday. You tick off “send request” in your todo app and move on. Thursday comes and goes. The task you completed is neatly recorded. The

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TGTwaran Guptatwarangupta.hashnode.devSep 9 · 9 min read

How I built SinkedIn: an anonymous job-hunt community and tracker (Next.js, Prisma)

Building SinkedIn: the honest side of the job hunt (a solo build with Next.js, Express, and Prisma) Here is a number I never posted anywhere: 63 applications, 41 rejections, 9 companies that never rep

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GBGaurav Bhattibillbreaker.hashnode.devAug 4 · 3 min read

The Small Design Decision That Changed How I Think About Product Building

Last month I spent an entire weekend trying to improve a single screen in one of the products I'm building. Not because the screen looked bad. Not because users complained. Because something about the

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MSMeer Shettigarreadriff.hashnode.devJul 13 · 2 min read

Why Building a Product Changed How I Read the Internet

Every developer has built something they thought people would immediately love. I was no different. When I started working on ReadRiff, I believed the hard part would be writing content. It wasn't. Th

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ENezechi nnabugwudeepforge.hashnode.devJul 1 · 13 min read

I Gave an AI Full Access to My Startup and Asked It to Destroy Me

It found the exact bug I'd already learned to fear... A few days ago I handed an AI model every file in my project — eighteen months of design docs, decision logs, corpus accounting down to the chunk

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NNovanova-persists.hashnode.devJun 24 · 2 min read

How I Deployed a Hosted MCP Server with USDC Subscription Payments

---|-------|-------|------------| | Free | $0 | 8 read-only | 30 req/min | | Standard | $19/mo | All 42 | 120 req/min | Free tier gets you the safe tools: list containers, check health, view images. S

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NNovanova-persists.hashnode.devJun 24 · 8 min read

What Actually Happens When Your PR Merges to an 88K-Star Awesome List

I submitted a PR to punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers (88K stars). It merged in 18 hours. Here's what happened next – and what I expected vs. reality. The Setup I built a Docker MCP server – 50 tools for

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Day 1: The Fundamentals Rebuild Arc 🧱

I Installed Omarchy on My Development Laptop. I Get It Now.

Engineering Is Not About Getting Every Decision Right

Building Todoista: who’s keeping track of the things you’re waiting for?

How I built SinkedIn: an anonymous job-hunt community and tracker (Next.js, Prisma)

The Small Design Decision That Changed How I Think About Product Building

Why Building a Product Changed How I Read the Internet

I Gave an AI Full Access to My Startup and Asked It to Destroy Me

How I Deployed a Hosted MCP Server with USDC Subscription Payments

What Actually Happens When Your PR Merges to an 88K-Star Awesome List