Thoughts on software engineering, design patterns, and the ever-evolving tech landscape.
There’s an easier way.
This is how I took a Lenovo Legion Y540 and made it a small, reliable home server. Simple steps. Clear commands.
Every time you type something into ChatGPT, Claude, or LLaMA, you’re basically giving instructions to an extremely smart intern. The trick is simple: how you ask decides what you get.
Picture this: It's Friday evening, you're about to wrap up for the weekend, and your product manager casually mentions, "Oh, by the way, users need to see all 50,000 customer records in a single table. Should be easy, right?"
I'm an engineer who loves building stuff across the whole tech stack. Frontend? I make things look good. Backend? I make things work fast. Android apps? Done that. Databases? Love them. If it's something you can code, I've probably broken it and fixed it (maybe a few times)