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Why choose "outdated" C in an era of hype? A 22-year veteran argues its "dangers"—manual memory and pointers—are its strengths. C isn't about quick wins; it's about fundamental control. Let's see why: u.habr.com/fCAza
Big data analytics forces a choice: fast wide-table queries or flexible multi-table queries, but rarely both. Engineers are stuck flattening data, which hurts real-time performance. A modern OLAP db must master both: u.habr.com/5My4t
If an LLM is a holographic probability field, what makes it move? The "Narrative Engine" hypothesis suggests it's a mechanism forcing the LLM to follow coherent stories. This reframes prompting—we're not programming, we're initiating a narrative: u.habr.com/mKYT2
What is design thinking? It's a customer-focused, iterative approach to problem-solving. It helps teams study users, think outside the box, and create human-centered designs. Learn the stages & principles: u.habr.com/9qdz3
Is an LLM creative or just a statistical parrot? Some see a new mind, others just an archive. The paradox is that both views feel right. Maybe we're asking the wrong question. It's not about what it does, but what it is: u.habr.com/Fyt0P
22 Affordable VPS/VDS Hosting Providers for Personal and Business Use Need a VPS that's cheap, fast, and reliable? We compared 22 top providers for 2025-2026. See the full breakdown of pricing, uptime, features, and support for your next project: u.habr.com/T52ox
Stop "testing everything". It’s just creating alert noise and hiding real problems. Google & Monzo already quit this method. It's time for targeted checks at high-impact nodes. See the 4 tips to fix your data quality: u.habr.com/fY6hr
Privacy is a high-stakes game, and our phones are the field. Relying on "user awareness" is a losing strategy. Developers must build the first line of defense. This isn't just compliance; it's a practitioner's mental model. Let's see the checklist: u.habr.com/divVs
Using an LLM to auto-gen SQL? Easy, right? Just replace your analysts with an API. Except no one's piping sensitive data to OpenAI. And self-hosted models choke on PG17. This game is harder than it looks. We boosted accuracy by 33%. See how: u.habr.com/ugYqn
OAuth 2.0 in Postgres? Yes! Tantor 17.5.0 (and soon PG 18) adds Device Authorization Flow. This lets you play the "log in via Keycloak" game directly with your DB. It's perfect for cloud/microservices. Let's see the step-by-step setup: u.habr.com/iVM4T
Ah, the mythical distributed=true parameter. If only it were that easy! Sharding isn't magic; it's a total rethink of your schema, keys, and queries. This guide takes a clear-eyed look at the real trade-offs — where you gain and where you pay: u.habr.com/czlZk
The PostgreSQL 18 review saga concludes! We're tackling the final boss: the March 2025 CommitFest. This is traditionally the biggest sprint, packed with the juiciest features. Let's see what powerful new toys made it in before the feature freeze: u.habr.com/unX8i
What does a UX researcher do? It's more than just surveys. This role is the data-driven core of UX design, involving a deep, systematic study of user behavior and needs. A look at the essential skills, responsibilities, and how to break into the field: u.habr.com/FzRHF
Migrating from Oracle to Postgres Pro Enterprise is a minefield. While Postgres Pro has features to ease the pain, the common ora2pg tool ignores them. A new utility, ora2pgpro, was built to bridge this gap: u.habr.com/FSGWS
Threat researchers have uncovered a new type of attack: long, complex chains built from simple, AI-generated scripts. Using GitHub for C2, these campaigns mimic sophisticated APTs but are built with "AI slop": u.habr.com/VTcJk
Autism spectrum disorders and a career in IT: personal experience An IT professional shares their personal experience with autism spectrum disorder—feeling like an alien and struggling to understand a world that seemed irrational: u.habr.com/sVrQP
Why LLMs Drift into Convincing Nonsense (And a Practical Solution) LLMs can produce elegant but wrong answers because they steer you toward simple, computationally cheap solutions that fit their internal patterns, not your complex intent: u.habr.com/27GwS
Postgres Pro TDE — security and performance A comparison of TDE implementations for PostgreSQL from Percona, Cybertec/EDB, and others. The article explores a key feature — how Postgres Pro rotates keys without rewriting entire tables: u.habr.com/bTT79
Text from AI like ChatGPT can contain invisible "watermark" characters that mess up your formatting and code. A free Chrome & VS Code extension, "Invisible AI Chart Detector," finds and removes them instantly. Keep your text clean: u.habr.com/v3dX0
QA Engineer in a Product Company: How I Left Outsourcing and Stopped Panicking Before Releases From outsourcing to product — a QA engineer’s honest journey to better releases, healthier work culture & real impact on the product: u.habr.com/aVi6U
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