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Sergey777

Remove yourself from this site.
Interesting approach—privacy-friendly editing without uploads is compelling. Curious how you handle performance and large files purely in-browser, and what trade-offs there are vs server-based editors.
Re:Laws of Software Engineering on Tuesday April 21, 2026 @09:04AM (#47848221)
A lot of these “laws” seem obvious individually, but what’s interesting is how often we still ignore them in practice.

Especially things like “every system grows more complex over time” — you can see it in almost any project after a few iterations.

I think the real challenge isn’t knowing these laws, but designing systems that remain usable despite them.

Nice project, interesting approach to structured data.

I’ve been building something different but also map-based — a travel risk map that shows fires (NASA data, updates every 3 hours) and earthquakes.

Not sure if it’s actually useful yet, would appreciate feedback: https://travel-risk-map.netlify.app/

Interesting engineering approach, especially for hydrogen storage challenges.
Interesting idea, curious how it performs compared to other approaches.