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TBTamara Bakositamarabakosi.hashnode.devJun 8 · 5 min read

Beauty of Imperfection: Why Human Writing Still Beats AI in 2026

Not long ago, I fed a prompt into a popular AI writing tool, asking it to write a short essay about the comforting nostalgia of a rainy Sunday afternoon. Within three seconds, a flawless piece of pros

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AOabihail Osahonabihail.hashnode.devJun 6 · 4 min read

From Fashion Design and Entrepreneurship to Cloud Computing: How I Found My Place in Tech

For a long time, I explored different paths in business. I worked in shoe cobbling, bag making, fashion design and clothing, importation, and catering services. On paper, it looked like I was doing a

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RRidablog.tawakalstudio.comJun 3 · 6 min read

From Hackathon to Production: Why I Built the Code Review Tool I Couldn't Find Anywhere Else

I'm going into my third year as a CS student, a solo founder, and a woman in a field that still makes you feel like you have to prove you belong before you've even opened your laptop. I've learned to

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TIThe Insight Explorertheinsightexplorer.hashnode.devMay 15 · 4 min read

Reflections from Women in Tech Global Conference 2026: AI, Leadership, Scale, and Adaptability

Over the past few days, I attended the Women in Tech Global Conference 2026, hosted by the WomenTech Network — one of the world’s largest virtual-first conferences focused on women and allies in techn

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HAHassana Abdullahitechsulatana.hashnode.devMay 7 · 6 min read

The International Women's Day Website Sprint: Building HerSite in a Day

Prologue Hello people, I am back again with another story from the trenches of tech, impact, and “why is this button not aligning?” moments. This time, it is not about npm errors, debugging stress, or

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RSRuvarashe Shalom Nemarambatechwruva.hashnode.devMay 6 · 5 min read

My First Year Studying AI

My first year studying AI wasn't the best, but it also wasn't the worst either. It was full of a few ups, and a lot of downs. But the good thing is I'm better because of it. So, my first year studying

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Mmattaparthigayathrimattaparthi.hashnode.devApr 5 · 6 min read

The Data Science Skills Gap Nobody Talks About-My Experience as an Indian Woman in America

I never expected my biggest challenge in America to be something nobody warned me about. Not the visa stress. Not the cold Michigan winters. Not even finding a job on OPT. It was the gap between what

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MBMegha BLshesecures.inMar 14 · 1 min read

OWASP Top 10 (2025 Edition)

Introduction If you read my earlier post on the OWASP Top 10 (2021), you'll remember I ended it with a section on what changes were expected in the 2025 edition. Well — it's here. And it's more signif

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LNLaureen Ndanundanukl-coding-chronicles.hashnode.devMar 2 · 12 min read

The ‘Vibe Coder’ Badge

Around November last year (specifically 14th November 2025), I decided to spend my afternoon in the Students’ Centre at school coding. It was a class activity for my Mobile Application Development cou

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AAsmaCS-devasmacs-dev.hashnode.devMar 1 · 2 min read

The Unexpected Choice: How I Found My Path in Computer Science

Computer Science was not originally part of my plan. When the time came to apply for university, I was drawn to the field by curiosity and the rapid growth of the technology industry. The expanding op

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Beauty of Imperfection: Why Human Writing Still Beats AI in 2026

From Fashion Design and Entrepreneurship to Cloud Computing: How I Found My Place in Tech

From Hackathon to Production: Why I Built the Code Review Tool I Couldn't Find Anywhere Else

Reflections from Women in Tech Global Conference 2026: AI, Leadership, Scale, and Adaptability

The International Women's Day Website Sprint: Building HerSite in a Day

My First Year Studying AI

The Data Science Skills Gap Nobody Talks About-My Experience as an Indian Woman in America

OWASP Top 10 (2025 Edition)

The ‘Vibe Coder’ Badge

The Unexpected Choice: How I Found My Path in Computer Science