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Sep 9, 2026
The Programmer's Mind in the Age of AI: Between Digital Euphoria and Cognitive Suicide
The article warns programmers against blind reliance on generative AI. Ease causes atrophy of algorithmic thinking and programming intuition, because models simulate understanding without possessing it. The solution: use them as a helpful tool, not a replacement, review every piece of code manually, understand before adopting, and go deep in your specialty. Whoever does this becomes a super programmer, and whoever surrenders turns into an operator without understanding. Protecting the next generation is your responsibility. Be the master of the machine, not its slave.
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Sep 9, 2026
The Retired Software Engineer: Does His Struggle with Solutions Qualify Him for Life Consulting?
Retired software engineers bring rare analytical thinking and systematic problem-solving, valuable in organizational consulting, project management, technical arbitration, and risk analysis. However, life problems involve emotions and subjectivity beyond programming logic, so they must stay humble and focus only where their expertise truly fits.
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Cpp
Sep 5, 2026
Before You Lecture Us About C++… Try the Hell of Designing a Language!
Criticizing C++ as just “unsafe” ignores the key engineering trade-offs behind language design. Building a systems language reveals how difficult it is to balance speed, freedom, safety, and simplicity. Rust proves that stronger compile-time guarantees are valuable, while C++ offers disciplined tools and zero-cost control. Criticism should compare guarantees, costs, and design choices—not slogans.
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Other Technology
Sep 3, 2026
The Battle for Hardware Control: Does C Outperform C++ and Rust in Low-Level Programming?
All three languages—C, C++, and Rust—offer equal low-level hardware control, so C isn't technically superior. The real difference is philosophy: C gives absolute freedom but no safety; C++ adds abstractions while keeping power; Rust enforces safety through unsafe blocks. Choose based on project needs, not raw capability.
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Cpp
Sep 2, 2026
C++… The Language You Can Build a Language With—and Bring a Dream to Life
C++ turns ambition into working tools. Since April 2025, I have used it to build ForgeAssembler, a high-performance systems language, and a dedicated editor for ForgeVM.org. With CLion, CMake, GCC, wxWidgets, and Scintilla, the project brings together native performance, zero-cost abstractions, and memory safety—showing why C++ remains a remarkable language for building languages.
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Other Technology
Aug 25, 2026
From the “MyLang” Folder to ForgeLang - The story of a dream that began in 2000 and became a real programming language a quarter of a century later
The dream of ForgeLang began in 2000 within a small folder named MyLang, following the disappearance of GLPro, a language I deeply loved. After twenty-five years of attempts and study, I built ForgeAssembler as the foundation for a modern, fast, and safe systems programming language that approaches C-level performance without hidden costs. With the help of artificial intelligence, the dream became a real project that I plan to release as open source in the first quarter of 2027, supported by an integrated ecosystem of libraries and production tools.
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Aug 23, 2026
ForgeLang Is Approaching: Promising Early Results for a Language Designed to Combine C-Level Speed with Modern Language Capabilities
ForgeLang is a new systems programming language designed to combine C-level speed and ABI compatibility with modern language features. Early tests show 63,206 us versus C at 64,736 us, Microseconds. Built on ForgeAssembler, it targets low-level development, memory safety without GC, and introduces the FNM Nucleus model as a simpler alternative to traditional OOP. An experimental release is coming soon.
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Aug 19, 2026
Clash of Generations... Who Has the Upper Hand? - Open Source Between Serving the Community and Protecting the Creator’s Rights
Open source has transformed software by spreading knowledge and accelerating innovation, but creators should not be expected to surrender years of work without value in return. A project can remain protected until it matures, then open selected parts strategically. Employment builds experience, but creative engineers should eventually use that experience to build something they also own.
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AI & Compute
Aug 18, 2026
AI and Me — What We Can Do
AI is transforming software development. In my own experience, decades of programming knowledge combined with AI let me build in weeks what once required teams, major funding, and months of work. The future belongs not to AI alone, but to skilled developers who know what to build, how to guide AI, and how to judge, refine, and deploy its results.
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