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Three.js Architecture: ECS
Over the last decade of my career, I’ve seen too many Three.js projects collapse, becoming impossible to maintain as they scale. In practice, it means that logic for input, physics, and rendering gets tangled up in a single requestAnimationFrame loop, making …
Suffering from BUGS: How I Almost Deleted My Entire Project
You know that iconic DJ Khaled album, "Suffering from Success"? The one where he looks overwhelmed by how much he's winning? Yeah... I WISH that was me. For the last 48 hours, I wasn't suffering from success. I was Suffering from Bugs. Specifically, the kind …
INSTALAÇÃO OUTLINE WIKI EM CONTAINER PROXMOX
1. instalar via comunidade proxmox https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts?id=outline Acesse parte How to install e copie o códgo e execute no terminal do Proxmox. Recomendo apenas: 2 cpu 2 ram 10GB a 20GB (depende do seu cenário) OBSERVAÇÃO: Ve…
The Ultimate Databricks Data Engineer Associate Exam Guide for AWS Engineers
A Comprehensive Deep-Dive into Every Exam Topic Table of Contents Introduction to Databricks & the Lakehouse Paradigm Databricks Architecture Compute — Clusters & Runtimes Notebooks Delta Lake & Data Management Tables, Schemas & Databases Data…
I built an auto PID tuning tool for Betaflight — here's how it works under the hood
I fly FPV drones as a hobby, and if you've ever tried to tune Betaflight PIDs manually, you know the pain. Fly a pack, check blackbox logs, tweak one number, fly again, repeat for hours. I got tired of it and decided to build something to automate the process…
Redesigned my space on the internet.
Wanted it to be fast, accessible, and easy to navigate. Next.js 14 (App Router) Zero layout shifts Server Actions for emails Live here: https://omarelbaz.vercel.app React #Nextjs #WebDev #TypeScript #Tailwind
Redesigned my space on the internet. Wanted it to be fast, accessible, and easy to navigate. Next.js 14 (App Router) Zero layout shifts Ser…
omarelbaz.vercel.app
How to Disagree with Senior Developers (Without Getting Fired)
You've spotted something. A bug. A questionable pattern. An architectural decision that makes you want to close your laptop and stare at the ceiling for twenty minutes. And there's a senior dev whose name is on it. Congratulations — you've arrived at one of t…
si: The Execution Layer for AI
We have been working on this for a while. si did not start as a product pitch. It started as frustration. We wanted AI systems to do real work, not just generate text, not just suggest code, not just simulate action, but actually operate. We wanted AI to exec…
5 Efficient Ways to Check if a Python Tuple is Sorted (Without Sorting It!)
If you've ever needed to validate if a tuple in Python is sorted—maybe for data integrity or interview prep—this guide has you covered. Tuples are immutable, so no in-place sorting like lists. Instead, we'll focus on efficient pairwise checks that run in O(n)…
Inside the Bitaxe: How an Open-Source ASIC Miner Goes from Schematic to Solo Block
If you have spent any time in Bitcoin circles over the past year, you have probably seen the photos. A tiny circuit board, roughly the size of a credit card, with a single ASIC chip, a small fan, and an OLED screen showing a live hashrate. It sits on someone'…
Your API Returns 400 for Huge Payloads? Congratulations. You Just Built a Polite DoS Gateway
There’s a special kind of bug that looks completely harmless. You send a massive request body. The API calmly replies: 400 Bad Request. Nothing crashes. No alarms. Everyone shrugs. And that’s exactly the problem. When an oversized payload hits your API, the o…