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Ecaterina Sevciuc

Frontend Developer | JavaScript & TypeScript | UI/UX Performance | Testing & Rel...
Moldova github.com/kate8382 Joined April 2026
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5 days Articles 8 min read
There’s a moment in every Gen X adult’s life when you look around and think, “Huh. I’ve officially lived long enough to see my childhood become vintage, my music became ‘classic,’ and my phone became smarter than every computer I used in the 90s.” An...
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Aug 19 Articles 4 min read
title: "I Built a Batch Image Processor with Zero Backend — Here's How" canonicalurl: https://imagepipeline.art I process between 50 and 100 images every month. Portfolio pieces for Behance. Pinterest pins in three aspect ratios. Client deliverabl...
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Aug 19 Videos 1 min read
What happens when a developer gives AI agents the job of writing the code? At first, it sounds like a dream. No more repetitive coding. No more debugging. No more late nights. But then... the AI agents start doing a little too much. 😂 We made thi...
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Aug 18 Videos 1 min read
What happens when a developer gives AI agents the job of writing the code? At first, it sounds like a dream. No more repetitive coding. No more debugging. No more late nights. But then... the AI agents start doing a little too much. 😂 We made thi...
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Jul 27 Articles 7 min read
I have made this estimation mistake more than once: Authentication should be a few endpoints. File upload should be one controller. Stripe should only need a checkout flow. A Discord bot should only need a command listener. That estimate is ofte...
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Jul 22 Articles 6 min read
How We Rebuilt a Website for a Musician and Why Engineering Ownership Matters More Than Commercial Labels. In the tech market, people tend to judge a book by its cover: if a "design agency" takes on a project, clients are willing to pay big checks ...
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Jul 19 Articles 2 min read
The Idea: Hidden Instructions Inside Trusted Content Prompt injection is an attack where malicious instructions are embedded inside content that an AI is asked to process - a document, a webpage, an email, a customer support ticket. The model can't ...
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Jul 18 Articles 2 min read
The Idea: Hidden Instructions Inside Trusted Content Prompt injection is an attack where malicious instructions are embedded inside content that an AI is asked to process - a document, a webpage, an email, a customer support ticket. The model can't ...
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Jul 15 Articles 2 min read
As a banking and legal professional, there’s one harsh truth I learned early in my career: rules are rarely broken by brute force; they are bypassed through loopholes and human psychology. On my very first year of law school, practicing attorneys to...
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Jun 26 Articles 11 min read
!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=14914080016213615833 Part 9 of the MICA series — Read from the beginning1 The Question Nobody's Asking !2https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=8524171406895368086 The advice is consistent enough to ...
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Jun 25 Articles 11 min read
!https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=14914080016213615833 Part 9 of the MICA series — Read from the beginning1 The Question Nobody's Asking !2https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=8524171406895368086 The advice is consistent enough to ...
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Jun 18 Articles 5 min read
It was an ordinary Tuesday. The API was running, tests were passing, Docker came up on the first try. We were already imagining our first clients — B2B integrations, Telegram bots, deals. Then someone on the team said: "What if we try to break eve...
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Jun 18 Articles 4 min read
There is a number that haunts every fraud detection engineer: 0.13%. That is the fraud rate in the PaySim dataset — 8,213 fraudulent transactions buried inside 6,362,620 legitimate ones. It sounds small. It is not. At that ratio, a model that predic...
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Jun 18 Articles 4 min read
There is a number that haunts every fraud detection engineer: 0.13%. That is the fraud rate in the PaySim dataset — 8,213 fraudulent transactions buried inside 6,362,620 legitimate ones. It sounds small. It is not. At that ratio, a model that predic...
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