Cost of Lost Opportunity
There are two main groups of young people in Nepal today. The first group leaves the country right after higher secondary school to build a life abroad. The second group stays behind, not because they
Sharing lessons learned the hard way and the technical expertise gained along the way
There are two main groups of young people in Nepal today. The first group leaves the country right after higher secondary school to build a life abroad. The second group stays behind, not because they
We all use CI/CD pipelines every single day to build and deploy our code. But honestly, how many of us actually know how they work under the hood? To find out, I decided to build a minimal, high-perfo
Simple yet powerful proxy server for caching purposes.
A few weeks ago, I had an amazing opportunity to interview at a top proprietary trading firm(can't disclose the name ). Even though I didn’t land the job, the technical evaluation pushed my understanding of backend systems to its absolute limit. They asked me a deceptively simple question: 'How do you design an order execution engine that handles a 100-million-order rush on a single stock ticker without cross-server latency spikes?' Here is exactly what I told them and I will try to serve you my understanding in a story form so it can make sense easily :).
This is the overall Journey of mine how my proposals got accepted in the program and got a chance to represent Nepal in a Google Summer of Code '26
