EJEva J Patelinevapatel123.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 9 min readBackpropagation: How Does AI Know What It Got Wrong? Explained in easy wordsYou give an AI a picture of a cat. It looks at the image and confidently says: “Dog.” Okay... interesting. But here’s the part that gets genuinely wild: How does the AI know what it needs to change? I00
DDhruvalincuriositybug.hashnode.dev·Jul 28 · 3 min readGoogle Chrome Is overratedI was fed up with Google Chrome. Honestly, it sucks. Being a hardcore Chrome guy though, having 4 profiles with an integrated workflow, every password saved, and IT JUST WORKED. So why the hell did I 00
CSColin Samplerinpingeo.hashnode.dev·Jul 19 · 2 min readPingeo #4 - NextJS-Like Approach To Routing Is Not Good Choice For API Testing Tools At AllI take just take GET request, add query params and entire idea with keeping API requests as beautifully structured (directory/ file)paths collapses. Simply because there is no reasonable place where 00
JDJeetjyoti Dekainjeet-blogs.hashnode.dev·Jul 18 · 13 min readI built an email service that reads zero config and can't send a single email — on purposeThere's a special kind of dread reserved for the developer who has just sent this to 40,000 people: Hi undefined, Your order undefined is confirmed! Nothing crashed. No exception. No red in the logs00
MMaverickinjyanshu.hashnode.dev·Jul 13 · 17 min readEventual Consistency PitfallsIntroduction In the age of distributed systems, eventual consistency is a trade-off that powers some of the most scalable architectures on the planet — from Amazon DynamoDB to Apache Cassandra to glob00
CSColin Samplerinpingeo.hashnode.dev·Jul 11 · 4 min readPingeo #3 - First step in UI - first problemsWow! I thought that it will be easier. I recently spent limited time on creating: First Pingeo Screen - Projects View - Projects List - Open project Picker Actually first scenario from this Pingeo 00
VAVictor Alekseevinkrocodl.hashnode.dev·Jul 8 · 64 min readJava patterns and anti-patterns for agent-driven development, part 4This is the last article in the «Java patterns and anti-patterns for agent-driven development» series. It collects what did not fit into the earlier parts, drawn from three areas: dependency handling00
MMaverickinjyanshu.hashnode.dev·Jun 22 · 10 min readVisitor PatternThe Visitor Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that lets you add new operations to existing class hierarchies without modifying them. Instead of putting the new behavior inside the classes, you mo00
MMaverickinjyanshu.hashnode.dev·Jun 22 · 7 min readMediator PatternThe Mediator Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that centralizes communication between objects. Instead of objects talking to each other directly (which creates a tangled web of dependencies), the00
MMaverickinjyanshu.hashnode.dev·Jun 22 · 8 min readTemplate Method PatternThe Template Method Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that defines the skeleton of an algorithm in a base class and lets subclasses override specific steps—without changing the overall structure.00
