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Spyros Ponaris

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Apr 30 Articles 10 min read
Understanding the Producer-Consumer Pattern in C Sharp The Producer-Consumer pattern is one of the most common patterns in concurrent programming. In simple English, it means this: One part of the program creates work. Another part of the program...
Apr 29 Articles 3 min read
Why maintaining a healthy skepticism gets you better outcomes. One of my old hobbies was writing for independent music magazines, such as Spill Magazine distributed free at music venues and DV8 distributed free at hair salons. Over the years, I saw ...
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Apr 23 Articles 3 min read
We are starting to trust AI with one of the most important parts of software development: code review. At first, this feels like a natural step. AI writes code, so it can also review it. It is faster, it removes bottlenecks, and it feels consistent....
Apr 23 Articles 4 min read
A while ago, I opened a file and immediately knew something was off. Not because it was broken. Not because it was complex. But because it had that shape. You know the one: if ... { // something } else if ... { // something else } else if ......
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Apr 17 Articles 7 min read
Businesses need strong and expandable applications to maintain their market position and handle increased user traffic in the rapidly changing digital world. The professional .net development company provides essential support to fulfill this require...
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Apr 17 Articles 1 min read
I had this idea to run AI locally on my own laptop. Just to see if I could. Ended up going with Ollama. At first it was brutal — all CPU, no GPU, super slow. But I messed around, tweaked some stuff, and finally got it to actually run okay. Not fast,...
Apr 17 Articles 3 min read
MCP servers do what agents tell them. There's no policy check between "the agent decided to run this query" and "the query executed." If you're running MCP servers in production, every tool call goes straight through. We built sidclaw-mcp-guardhttps...
Apr 14 Articles 7 min read
I’ve spent my career fighting for clean code. In code reviews, in architecture meetings, in those long debates about naming conventions that everyone pretends to hate but secretly cares about. Readable code. Well-structured code. Code that respects t...
Apr 9 Articles 1 min read
We all hear this everywhere: “AI will take our jobs.” But is that really true? Let’s talk about reality. AI is not your enemy. It’s a tool—the most powerful tool of this era. And like every major technology shift in history… it’s changing the w...
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Apr 8 Articles 6 min read
The Rule Pattern in C#, and Why It Works So Well with the Result Pattern Business rules rarely stay in one place. A small validation starts in a command handler. Another check appears in a service. A third gets added somewhere in the domain. A few...
Apr 7 Articles 3 min read
As a student exploring tech and trying to build real skills, I realized something important… Degrees can open doors, but projects are what actually get you inside. Let’s be honest. You can spend 4 years collecting a degree… Or you can spend 6–12 mo...
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Mar 31 Articles 3 min read
Three months after implementing an AI code review tool that caught 40% more issues than our human reviewers, I noticed something troubling. Our junior developers had stopped asking questions during code reviews. Our senior developers were spending ...
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Mar 31 Articles 3 min read
Three months after implementing an AI code review tool that caught 40% more issues than our human reviewers, I noticed something troubling. Our junior developers had stopped asking questions during code reviews. Our senior developers were spending ...
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Mar 30 Articles 3 min read
Three months after implementing an AI code review tool that caught 40% more issues than our human reviewers, I noticed something troubling. Our junior developers had stopped asking questions during code reviews. Our senior developers were spending ...
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Mar 20 Articles 8 min read
Today, we're going to fix a C# Error: "An object reference is required for the non-static field, method, or property" that usually happens when we try to use non-static element in a static scope. In the next few section, we'll discuss about wh...
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Mar 20 Tutorials 3 min read
Keeping your website secure isn’t optional anymore. Users expect it, browsers enforce it, and search engines reward it. SSL certificates are a core part of that security, but managing them manually can quickly become a headache, especially when they ...
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Mar 6 Articles 1 min read
Hello, My name is Hector Williams and I am a moderator for this group.This is my first post.Feel free to message me to talk!!!...
Mar 6 Tutorials 4 min read
Introduction When it comes to front-end web development, developers often debate whether jQuery or Vanilla JavaScript is the better choice. jQuery was once the go-to library for simplifying JavaScript, but with modern browser advancements, Vanilla ...
Mar 5 Articles 2 min read
I finished the ISO Pascal book, and I found the language very interesting. I'm in love with this language! Unlike other Pascal implementations, ISO Pascal is minimalist. The language features thirty-five keywords, thirteen built-in procedures, and s...
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