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Is this thing on?

Hello everyone! I am a SE student at WGU. I started my journey in the beginning of this year and pushed myself to learn from scratch. I use Ai to build daily task where I practice hands on. If you are like me who is just starting out, I would love to connect and grow together. Current language, JAVA. public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello, World!");…

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Polyglot Architecture vs. Polychromatic Architecture

Arquitetura Poliglota: refere-se ao uso de múltiplas linguagens, frameworks ou tecnologias dentro de um mesmo sistema, escolhendo para cada serviço ou módulo a ferramenta mais adequada ao problema.

  • Arquitetura Poliglota uses multiple languages and technologies within a system
  • Each service or module can be built with the most suitable tool for the problem
  • This approach allows independent scaling and optimization of components

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When `Skip()` Lies: The Hidden Pagination Bug Killing Production APIs

When Skip() Lies: The Hidden Pagination Bug Killing Production APIs The Bug Report That Didn't Make Sense A few weeks ago, I got paged at 3 AM.

  • Production API outage caused by hidden pagination bug
  • OFFSET/FETCH pagination created memory-intensive subqueries
  • Keyset pagination fixed performance issues and API stability

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Hard Cloud Spend Limits: When to Use Them and When Not To

El 3 de octubre de 2026 Simon Willison publicó un ensayo con una idea incómoda: casi ningún servicio de pago por uso detiene el gasto cuando se dispara solo.

  • Hard spending limits prevent runaway cloud service bills
  • AWS and Google Cloud offer default hard spending limit feature
  • Limits cut API access at set threshold to prevent bill multiplication

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