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What I learned after 3 years of working with LLMs

May 30 · 1 min read · Most people think prompting is about asking sharper questions.My experience taught me something different. LLMs perform at their best when you give them the right context. Not just hints or fragment

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Processes vs Threads — Explained Simply

May 26 · 6 min read · Story Time Let's get started with a simple story. Imagine you walk into a busy food court like the ones you see in malls. There are multiple restaurants inside a pizza shop, a burger joint, a coffee b

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Android Boot Flow-II: The Init Process

May 18 · 12 min read · Introduction From my experience working with AOSP, I've noticed that around 80% of Android developers with 1–4 years of experience tend to skip over the bootloader and kernel loading stages. Their foc

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My Vision for Cybersecurity in Small Businesses

May 11 · 3 min read · Working with small businesses has shaped the way I think about cybersecurity more than any textbook or framework ever could. These organisations often lack dedicated IT teams, have limited budgets, an

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How Node.js Handles Multiple Requests with a Single Thread

May 9 · 7 min read · This is one of the MOST misunderstood concepts in backend development. Most beginners hear this: “Node.js is single-threaded.” Then immediately think: “If Node.js uses only one thread, how can thou

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Incident Severity Levels: SEV-1 to SEV-5 Calibration

May 2 · 4 min read · Why Severity Is Broken at Most Companies Everyone has severity levels. Almost nobody agrees on what they mean. Ask ten engineers what SEV-2 means and you'll get eight different answers. This causes: Under-paged incidents (people thought SEV-3 meant ...

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Linux Under the Hood: A Filesystem Investigation

Apr 22 · 4 min read · Most beginners interact with Linux through commands, but the real power of Linux lies deeper in its filesystem. During my exploration, I focused on understanding how Linux exposes its internal working

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The On-Call Handoff That Prevents Dropped Incidents

Apr 19 · 3 min read · The Monday Morning Disaster Every Monday, the same story: the incoming on-call engineer has no idea what happened over the weekend. The outgoing engineer left a cryptic Slack message at 11pm and went to bed. We lost 2 hours every Monday rebuilding co...

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Day 14: Linux Process Troubleshooting | 100 Days of DevOps

Apr 8 · 3 min read · Content: Today I worked on troubleshooting an Apache service failure reported by a monitoring system in a production-like environment. The task was to identify the faulty application server and ensur

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Trusting the Process(es)

Apr 6 · 5 min read · It's no secret that IT both love and loathe process equally — but how do you balance your processes empowering your staff and protecting your customers, with delivering an outcome your customer needs.

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What I learned after 3 years of working with LLMs

Processes vs Threads — Explained Simply

Android Boot Flow-II: The Init Process

My Vision for Cybersecurity in Small Businesses

How Node.js Handles Multiple Requests with a Single Thread

Incident Severity Levels: SEV-1 to SEV-5 Calibration

Linux Under the Hood: A Filesystem Investigation

The On-Call Handoff That Prevents Dropped Incidents

Day 14: Linux Process Troubleshooting | 100 Days of DevOps

Trusting the Process(es)