At some point you have to assume some kind of knowledge though. If you have to explain everything from the basics, the moment a concept is slightly complicated, the blog gets thousands of pages long.
You don't need to explain how an integer is represented in binary in memory in a blog post about atomic integers. Most people that read about atomic integers already know how integers are represented in memory.
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EVERYONE who writes for an online publication needs tobhave this drilled into them. I feel like a good third of the articles and such that I read suffer from this problem, and yeah, it's ESPECIALLY prevalent in software and tech.
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