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4 days Tutorials 6 min read
I meant to delete the .cache files under a data directory. The server had been running for two months and the cache layer had grown to about 14GB. The application team told me it was safe to purge it — they'd rebuilt the cache logic and the old files...
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4 days Articles 4 min read
My Backup Hadn't Run in 9 Days and Nothing Told Me Level: Intermediate · Time: 5 min · Outcome: A cron command that can't hang forever The backup ran fine every night for fourteen months, and then it didn't run for nine days, and nothing told me. ...
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Jun 9 Tutorials 6 min read
Nobody announces small features. You ship them, they're in there, and the people who find them either notice or they don't. I want to start documenting these because some of them are the kind of thing that makes a tool actually worth using day-to-day...
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Jun 7 Articles 3 min read
Here's a script that will ruin your day: !/bin/bash cd /nonexistent/folder rm -rf echo "Done" The cd fails because the folder doesn't exist. Bash ignores the failure. rm -rf runs in whatever directory you were already in. The script prints "Done...
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Jun 3 Articles 4 min read
The Problem Nobody Talks About 970 million people worldwide live with mental health disorders. But almost every mental health tool built with AI assumes the same user: fast internet, English as a first language, a US or UK phone number to call in ...
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Jun 3 Articles 2 min read
I'm Wasey, a solo developer from Varanasi, India. I built DramaHub — a fully live OTT streaming app on Google Play Store. 7,000+ downloads, 1,000+ daily active users, sub-1% crash rate, ₹0/month infrastructure. Here's the exact architecture that m...
May 28 Articles 6 min read
I have lost work exactly once. It was a side project. A static site I'd been building over a weekend. I was reorganizing the folder structure, running mv commands to shuffle things around, and I fat-fingered a path. Moved an entire directory into a ...
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May 28 Articles 1 min read
Most developers buy a domain before deploying a portfolio or project online. But recently, I discovered DigitalPlat FreeDomain — a platform that allows developers to register free domains under extensions like .qzz.io and connect them to services l...
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May 21 Tutorials 6 min read
I Google "bash remove file extension" at least once a month. Every time I need ${filename%.txt} I have to look it up. I've written that exact syntax probably 40 times across different scripts. My brain refuses to memorize it. And every time I need i...
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May 21 Articles 4 min read
Nginx crashed on a Saturday night. An OOM kill, probably — I was running a Node app that leaked memory like a broken faucet. The service went down at 2:14 AM. I found out at 8:30 AM when I opened my laptop and saw Slack messages from six hours earlie...
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May 20 Articles 1 min read
I built an AI Agent that lives directly in your CLI and Desktop Most AI coding workflows still feel disconnected. You copy code from your editor → paste into ChatGPT/Claude → copy the answer back → repeat. I got tired of acting like a middleman b...
May 20 Articles 3 min read
I. That conversation On March 10, 2026, I spent an entire day talking to Claude Code. We were building an AI engine — one that automatically scans the world for commercial opportunities. Claude Code wrote the code, I gave direction. We built signa...
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May 20 Articles 3 min read
That’s why we built API Peek — a modern Postman alternative designed for developers, startups, and enterprise teams who need faster API testing, better collaboration, and powerful workflow tools in one place. Here’s what API Peekhttps://apipeek.app ...
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May 7 Articles 2 min read
$? holds the exit code of the last command that ran. You've seen it. You've probably checked it. What you might not have is a reliable reference for what each value actually means — and more importantly, what to do about it in your script. Here's t...
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