Shamim Ali

Shamim Ali @wmdn9116

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Gangni, Meherpur, Bangladesh
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Jan 6, 2026

Shamim Ali
articles - 28 total

Stop Treating LLMs Like APIs, Treat Them Like Unreliable Teammates

Most Python + AI projects break down the same way. A team wires an LLM into a system, gets amazing...

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Your Python AI Code Needs Fallbacks More Than It Needs Accuracy

Most AI conversations obsess over accuracy metrics. Precision. Recall. F1 scores. Benchmarks. While...

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Why Most AI Bugs in Python Are Data Bugs in Disguise

When an AI system behaves strangely, the instinct is to blame the model. Maybe the architecture is...

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AI + Python Isn’t About Models, It’s About Controlling Uncertainty

When people talk about AI in Python, the conversation usually jumps straight to models. Which...

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Building AI Systems Is Mostly About Engineering Discipline

AI is often presented as something fundamentally different from traditional software, but once you...

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Python Performance Is Mostly About Avoiding the Obvious Mistakes

Python has a reputation for being slow, but in practice most Python performance problems come from...

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Writing Python That Still Makes Sense a Year Later

Python is often praised for its readability, but readability doesn’t happen automatically. It’s easy...

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React Performance Problems Usually Start with State, Not Rendering

When a React application starts to feel slow, the instinctive response is often to reach for...

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Code Style Is About Reducing Cognitive Load

Code style debates often get stuck on surface-level details like formatting, line length, or brace...

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DevOps Isn’t a Toolchain, It’s a Feedback Loop

DevOps is often reduced to a shopping list of tools: CI pipelines, cloud providers, containers,...

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Your Back Is Part of Your Engineering Career

Most engineers are careful about technical debt, but surprisingly careless about physical debt....

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Clean Code Is a Communication Tool, Not a Style Preference

Discussions about clean code often get derailed by debates over formatting, brace placement, or...

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Why Most Node.js APIs Fail Under Load (And How to Avoid It)

Node.js has a reputation for being “fast by default,” which is both true and dangerously misleading....

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“Just Add Caching” Is Usually the Wrong Answer

Caching is one of the most misunderstood tools in software engineering. It’s often suggested as a...

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Validation Is Your API’s First Line of Defense

TypeScript gives developers confidence, but it does nothing to protect your API at runtime. Every...

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Most Engineering Problems Are Communication Problems

When a system goes down, the instinct is to blame code. When a project slips, the instinct is to...

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The Difference Between Junior and Senior Engineers Isn’t Code

Early in your career, it’s easy to believe senior engineers are just faster typists with deeper...

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You Don’t Need More Tutorials, You Need Better Problems

Most people trying to become software engineers think they’re stuck because they haven’t found the...

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What a Learner Should Do to Become a Software Engineer

A lot of people ask how to become a software engineer, hoping for a checklist or a fast path. There...

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My Node.js API Best Practices in 2025

Node.js has been powering production APIs for well over a decade now, and in 2025 it’s no longer...

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Communication is a Superpower

Sometimes people joke that we become software engineers because we "like computers more than people"...

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System Architecture for Startups: Build Fast Without Painting Yourself Into a Corner

Startups don’t fail because their architecture isn’t “advanced enough”. They fail because their...

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From MVP to Production: Lessons Learned Building Systems That Scale

Most systems don’t fail because of bad technology choices. They fail because they were never designed...

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Python for Backend Developers: Writing Code That Survives Production

Python is often praised for how easy it is to start with. What’s talked about less is how well it...

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React Isn’t the Hard Part, Designing for Change Is

Most React tutorials teach you how to use hooks. Fewer teach you how to think in React. After...

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Advanced React Patterns Every Developer Should Know

Once you’re comfortable with hooks and basic component composition, React really starts to shine....

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Common Git Mistakes (And How to Fix Them)

Even experienced developers make mistakes with Git. The good news is that most Git mistakes are...

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Understanding How ChatGPT Produces Human-Like Responses

ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is a powerful language model that has significantly advanced the field...

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