There’s a growing unease, a gnawing feeling that something fundamental has shifted in the corporate world. We’ve moved from an era where craftsmanship and durability were revered, where products were built to serve for years, to a climate where the relentless pursuit of profit seems to overshadow everything else. This isn’t just a byproduct of […]
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In 2017, Google unveiled Google Clips, a small, AI-powered smart camera designed to automatically capture candid moments. Marketed as a hands-free way to record life’s spontaneous events, Clips was supposed to use machine learning to recognize important moments — like a baby’s first steps or a pet’s funny antics — and snap photos without user
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Today we are going to scrape the naukri.com jobs data. In this blog I expect you to have basic knowledge of scraping and setting up the python. We will utilise the selenium web driver for chrome for this, you need to have chrome installed, you can use mozilla as well so feel free to do
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Revisiting “Designing Elixir Systems with OTP” by Bruce Tate and applying its principles to build a robust parking lot management system What You’ll Learn The Backstory A few years ago, I read Bruce Tate’s excellent book “Designing Elixir Systems with OTP” and was fascinated by the clean architecture patterns it presented. Coming from a traditional
How I built a location-based promotional code system that’s both powerful and maintainable with PostGIS and Ecto, read along on how to do it Ever needed to validate that a user is in the right place at the right time? Maybe you’re building surge pricing zones, geo-fenced promotions, or location-based rewards. I recently faced this
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Think about your everyday online life. Have you ever been deep in an email conversation, where each message is a reply to a previous one, creating a long chain? Or maybe you’ve seen a lively discussion on X (the app formerly known as Twitter), where people reply to comments, and then others reply to those
Another day, another startup announcing they’re “modernizing” their stack by… choosing the same language as everyone else Walk into any tech meetup these days and you’ll hear the same conversation on repeat: “We’re migrating everything to Go!” The enthusiasm is infectious, the confidence unwavering, and the critical thinking apparently optional. It’s like watching a massive
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Today we are going to integrate prom_ex for Prometheus instrumentation. Create a new Phoenix project Let’s create a new phoenix project. Configure and add library then just add the following dependency in mix.exs . Then run the following command Here data source should be the name of the Prometheus name configured in the Grafana data
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Today we are going to discuss a very important topic when we come to discuss microservices architecture, i.e. Distributed tracing across the system when we have so many small applications running and each application has one or many microservices. In this kind of architecture, there are applications talking to each other and passing data around.
In this part, we are going to move further from our previous post and build our own blockchain and now we are going to validate our chain if it is valid and whatever we are doing is right & we are going into the right path. So there are two very basic fundamental properties of
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