Software Development
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Dependent Types and Proof Assistants: Why Formal Verification Is No Longer Just for Aerospace â and What It Means for Everyday Code
For decades, formal verification lived in a niche corner of software engineering. It was reserved for aerospace, nuclear systems, and…
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The Halting Problem, Rice’s Theorem,and the Walls They Build
Why no algorithm â and no AI model â can fully decide what programs do, and what that means for…
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Probabilistic Data Structures: The Theory Behind Bloom Filters, HyperLogLog, and Count-Min Sketch
When exact answers are too expensive, approximate answers with bounded error save the day â and the server budget. Imagine…
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Understanding Database Triggers
Database triggers are powerful mechanisms that allow you to automatically execute predefined logic in response to specific events occurring in…
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P vs NP for Software Engineers: Why the Answer Would Reshape Every Field
The most famous open problem in computer science directly touches cryptography, optimisation, AI, and algorithm design â yet most engineers…
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Consistent Hashing: The Algorithm That Makes Distributed Caches and Databases Actually Scale
Theory, variants, and where it breaks â from the 1997 Karger et al. paper to virtual nodes in DynamoDB, Cassandra,…
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CRDTs: The Data Structure That Makes Distributed Consistency Optional and What It Costs
Conflict-free Replicated Data Types let replicas diverge freely and still guarantee eventual convergence. Here is the math behind why that…
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The AI Coding Assistant Has Been on Your Team for a Year. What Did It Actually Change About How We Write Software?
GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code now have 12â18 months of real production data. The honest post-adoption analysis â what…
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WebAssembly in 2026: Three Years of “Almost Ready”
The Component Model shipped. WASI Preview 2 is stable. Wasmtime hit 30+. Browser WASM is genuinely mature. And yet server-side…
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