Jjaberadam2001insimplyexplained.hashnode.dev·8h ago · 8 min readWhy AI Forgets What You Said — and Why a Bigger Context Window Won't Fix ItYou told it the rule ten messages ago. Now it's ignoring the rule. So you reach for the model with the million-token context window, sure that solves it — and it doesn't. Here's what's actually happen11O
JDJohn Doeinjohnduegit.hashnode.dev·22h ago · 13 min readThe Hardest Part of Software Isn't the AlgorithmWhen we build a new system, we usually focus on the part that makes it interesting. For a recommendation system, it's the recommendation logic. For an API, it's the business logic. For a data platform00
Jjaberadam2001insimplyexplained.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 9 min readTwo Transactions, Frozen Forever: The Deadlock ExplainedYour logs show a "deadlock detected" error and one of your requests just died for no obvious reason. It feels random. It isn't. Deadlocks happen for one specific, avoidable reason — and once you see i00
Jjaberadam2001insimplyexplained.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 8 min readEveryone's Building AI Agents. Almost No One Will Trust Them.2026 is "the year of the agent." The demos are jaw-dropping. But there's a gap between a demo that dazzles and a system you'd let touch production — wider, more expensive, and more uncomfortable than 12C
SStepOneinsteponeit.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 9 min readAutoMapper in .NET: When You May Not Need ItAutoMapper can remove repetitive member-to-member assignments, but it also moves mapping behavior away from ordinary C# code. That trade affects navigation, static analysis, debugging, performance, tr00
STSerhii Troianingetorigin.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 9 min readSwitching AI Agents Without Starting OverA note the last session leaves in your repo, so the next one — any vendor — knows where the work stood We build Origin, an MIT-licensed CLI that runs alongside AI coding agents and records each sessio10
SStepOneinsteponeit.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 5 min readTwo Biggest MediatR Mistakes MediatR is useful at an application boundary: a caller sends one request, and one handler owns that use case. Two common shortcuts weaken that model—sending more requests from inside a handler and com00
Jjaberadam2001insimplyexplained.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 9 min readYour Database Transaction Didn't Save You From This BugYou wrapped it in BEGIN and COMMIT. You thought that made it safe. Then, under real traffic, money quietly vanished from an account — and the logs showed nothing wrong. This is the race condition ever00
Jjameyinjsobfuscator.hashnode.dev·5d ago · 4 min readJavaScript Obfuscation: How It Works and When Developers Should Use ItJavaScript powers a large part of the modern web. From interactive interfaces to complete browser-based applications, developers often ship JavaScript code directly to users' browsers. This creates an00
Jjaberadam2001insimplyexplained.hashnode.dev·5d ago · 8 min readAI Won't Take Your Coding Job. It Will Do Something Stranger.The headlines scream that software engineering is dying. The truth is weirder and more useful: the job isn't disappearing — it's inverting. The part you were hired for is becoming the cheap part, and 00
