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How Good Engineers Write Bad Code at Big Companies It’s kind of ironic, isn’t it? You bring in a top-notch engineer—someone who knows their design patterns, best practices, and can code circles around most people—yet the codebase still ends up looking like a half-finished puzzle. This isn’t necessarily about incompetence but more about context … Read more
How the Tech World Turned Evil – From Counterculture Idealists to Greedy Monopolists Remember the early days of tech? A bunch of idealistic hackers in garages and university dorms, dreaming about how technology could break down barriers and give power back to the people. They weren’t just building tools—they were starting a revolution. Fast … Read more
How I Earned $8,000 Last Month with My App: Practical Tips for Success Building a successful app isn’t about luck — it’s about strategy, persistence, and knowing exactly where to focus your energy. After more than a year working on my focus and deep work tool for remote workers, I finally hit a sweet spot … Read more
Let’s not sugarcoat this: deleting production data without any backup is one of the nightmare scenarios in tech. The immediate fallout is obvious—critical data is just *gone* with no easy way back. But the ripple effects hit far beyond just a technical mishap. The person who made the error usually feels a mix of panic … Read more
Rolling out AI tools like Copilot across our company sounded like a win: boost productivity, empower everyone to work smarter. Instead, it unveiled a blunt reality—an alarming undervaluation of genuine effort and competence. Day after day, emails, ticket responses, and internal documentation have become a slurry of barely filtered AI-generated text. The management’s open encouragement … Read more