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I'm hiring!
For a pretty fun job, if you ask me.
Talk to some of the most interesting teams and companies across the globe, understand out what they do, then explain this to fellow software engineers. Full-remote, flexible €150+/$175+ per hour
Details: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/tech-industr...
For a pretty fun job, if you ask me.
Talk to some of the most interesting teams and companies across the globe, understand out what they do, then explain this to fellow software engineers. Full-remote, flexible €150+/$175+ per hour
Details: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/tech-industr...
January 20, 2026 at 5:36 PM
I'm hiring!
For a pretty fun job, if you ask me.
Talk to some of the most interesting teams and companies across the globe, understand out what they do, then explain this to fellow software engineers. Full-remote, flexible €150+/$175+ per hour
Details: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/tech-industr...
For a pretty fun job, if you ask me.
Talk to some of the most interesting teams and companies across the globe, understand out what they do, then explain this to fellow software engineers. Full-remote, flexible €150+/$175+ per hour
Details: blog.pragmaticengineer.com/tech-industr...
Just read about Therac-25: a race condition that took lives.
Most SWEs will never work on life-critical code but the impact software has on lives is hard to ignore: us-east-1 outages, Boeing 737 crashes, Pegasus spyware, Jingwang Weishi.
Some damage is accidental, some intent.
Most SWEs will never work on life-critical code but the impact software has on lives is hard to ignore: us-east-1 outages, Boeing 737 crashes, Pegasus spyware, Jingwang Weishi.
Some damage is accidental, some intent.
The Worst Computer Bugs in History: Race conditions in Therac-25
The Worst Computer Bugs in History is a mini series to commemorate the discovery of the first computer bug seventy years ago. Although these stories are more extreme than most software bugs engineers ...
smartbear.com
November 2, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Just read about Therac-25: a race condition that took lives.
Most SWEs will never work on life-critical code but the impact software has on lives is hard to ignore: us-east-1 outages, Boeing 737 crashes, Pegasus spyware, Jingwang Weishi.
Some damage is accidental, some intent.
Most SWEs will never work on life-critical code but the impact software has on lives is hard to ignore: us-east-1 outages, Boeing 737 crashes, Pegasus spyware, Jingwang Weishi.
Some damage is accidental, some intent.
Tried Galdalf challenges yesterday. Quite fun! Couldn't break the eighth level but might try it sometime later.
gandalf.lakera.ai
gandalf.lakera.ai
Gandalf | Lakera – Test your prompting skills to make Gandalf reveal secret information.
Trick Gandalf into revealing information and experience the limitations of large language models firsthand.
gandalf.lakera.ai
June 13, 2025 at 7:23 AM
Tried Galdalf challenges yesterday. Quite fun! Couldn't break the eighth level but might try it sometime later.
gandalf.lakera.ai
gandalf.lakera.ai
Reposted by Aryan
You can now play with CSS gap decoration in Chromium 139+!
Learn more: developer.chrome.com/blog/gap-dec...
Try it out (current Canary w/experimental web platform features flag): microsoftedge.github.io/Demos/css-ga...
Learn more: developer.chrome.com/blog/gap-dec...
Try it out (current Canary w/experimental web platform features flag): microsoftedge.github.io/Demos/css-ga...
June 11, 2025 at 3:14 PM
You can now play with CSS gap decoration in Chromium 139+!
Learn more: developer.chrome.com/blog/gap-dec...
Try it out (current Canary w/experimental web platform features flag): microsoftedge.github.io/Demos/css-ga...
Learn more: developer.chrome.com/blog/gap-dec...
Try it out (current Canary w/experimental web platform features flag): microsoftedge.github.io/Demos/css-ga...
Made some updates to my website in the last two weeks and saw a surge in incoming traffic. However, I'm confused at why ~75% of website traffic is coming from Ireland. Bots? Makes sense, but why Ireland? Less regulations?
Each possible reason I think of makes me ask more questions.
Each possible reason I think of makes me ask more questions.
June 5, 2025 at 5:45 AM
Made some updates to my website in the last two weeks and saw a surge in incoming traffic. However, I'm confused at why ~75% of website traffic is coming from Ireland. Bots? Makes sense, but why Ireland? Less regulations?
Each possible reason I think of makes me ask more questions.
Each possible reason I think of makes me ask more questions.
Last Friday, I joined Hyderabad PostgreSQL UserGroup's meetup the first time. For the last event (a round table), the host, Hari surprisingly invited me to join the panel.
Being inexperienced around databases. I was stunned, and incredibly nervous. Joined anyway.
Being inexperienced around databases. I was stunned, and incredibly nervous. Joined anyway.
December 21, 2024 at 7:27 AM
Last Friday, I joined Hyderabad PostgreSQL UserGroup's meetup the first time. For the last event (a round table), the host, Hari surprisingly invited me to join the panel.
Being inexperienced around databases. I was stunned, and incredibly nervous. Joined anyway.
Being inexperienced around databases. I was stunned, and incredibly nervous. Joined anyway.
Finally got my own domain! I have a pretty basic website running at arayofcode.com. The website currently uses Poole theme of Jekyll. I intend to change the UI sometime later, and add more sections.
Home
Personal page
arayofcode.com
December 18, 2024 at 7:41 PM
Finally got my own domain! I have a pretty basic website running at arayofcode.com. The website currently uses Poole theme of Jekyll. I intend to change the UI sometime later, and add more sections.
Distributed Systems Challenge - 3c: Fault Tolerant Broadcast. I initially thought my code worked, until I realised my test script was incorrect. Got it working today.
URL: fly.io/dist-sys/3c/
Challenge: Broadcast message in case of a network partition. My approaches follow in the next message.
URL: fly.io/dist-sys/3c/
Challenge: Broadcast message in case of a network partition. My approaches follow in the next message.
Challenge #3c: Fault Tolerant Broadcast
Documentation and guides from the team at Fly.io.
fly.io
December 2, 2024 at 2:05 PM
Distributed Systems Challenge - 3c: Fault Tolerant Broadcast. I initially thought my code worked, until I realised my test script was incorrect. Got it working today.
URL: fly.io/dist-sys/3c/
Challenge: Broadcast message in case of a network partition. My approaches follow in the next message.
URL: fly.io/dist-sys/3c/
Challenge: Broadcast message in case of a network partition. My approaches follow in the next message.
I started the distributed systems challenge last Friday and am halfway at third task. This has been the most interesting thing I did the entire year, and this year has been full of exciting things throughout.
For those interested, check it out here: fly.io/dist-sys/
For those interested, check it out here: fly.io/dist-sys/
Fly.io Distributed Systems Challenge
Documentation and guides from the team at Fly.io.
fly.io
November 30, 2024 at 8:06 PM
I started the distributed systems challenge last Friday and am halfway at third task. This has been the most interesting thing I did the entire year, and this year has been full of exciting things throughout.
For those interested, check it out here: fly.io/dist-sys/
For those interested, check it out here: fly.io/dist-sys/