Your Code Works Locally. It Crashes in Production. Here's Why Let's start with an uncomfortable fact: "it works on my machine" is not an excuse and not a coincidence. It's a systemic gap between your laptop and the server. And nearly every team hits...

Your Passwords Are Probably Sitting in the Browser's "Shared Drawer" Here's an uncomfortable fact to start with: nearly half of all internet users store their passwords in a browser. According to a NordPass survey across eight countries, 40–50% of r...

What Is Undefined Behavior UB and Why Is It Dangerous? In languages like Python or Java, a program either works or throws an error. In C and C++, things are different. Here we have UB — undefined behavior. This is a situation where the language stan...

Neural Networks Are Gaining Momentum: Will AI Replace Systems Programmers? Introduction Over the past few years, neural networks have moved from being an academic toy to a fully-fledged tool that is reshaping the software industry. Models like GPT...

Yo everyone, this is my first post and I wanna talk about assembly. So back in 1962, the US launched Mariner 1 to Venus. A few mins after liftoff, the rocket started going off course, so they had to blow it up. Turns out it was a code bug: in an as...