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8h ago · 7 min read · 📑 Table of Contents Introduction Why Use kubeadm System Requirements Cluster Architecture Overview Networking Requirements Why Disable Swap Understanding Cgroups and Drivers Step-by-Step Setu
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1d ago · 5 min read · Stop Asking AI to Write Code. Ask It What to Build Instead. Most developers use AI to generate code. I do that too. But the most valuable way I use AI isn't writing code—it's helping me decide what to
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1h ago · 12 min read · Week 4 ended with api.sannan.app live — a real public AI endpoint anyone could call. Week 5 is about building the thing people actually use to call it. This week I built the Angular frontend at ai-cha
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12h ago · 5 min read · AI isn't coming for your job. But it is coming for your workflow. Every phase of the software development life cycle is being quietly (and sometimes loudly) restructured by AI tooling — and if you're
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23h ago · 4 min read · Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has quickly become the standard architecture for enterprise AI applications. Most teams focus on improving retrieval quality, embedding models, chunking strategies
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11h ago · 5 min read · Abstract. This note reports a small, publicly reproducible measurement: independently trained language models, read over an arbitrary text domain, agree on the same coordinate-free relational geometry
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5 posts this monthHey, I’m Ahmer — a Software Engineering student & full-stack dev sharing projects, dev logs, and lessons from the code trenches.
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3 posts this monthAwesome project! Turning Johan Liebert into an AI-powered Discord bot is both creative and technically impressive. Great work
Nice explanation of the differences between find(), findIndex(), findLast(), and findLastIndex(). The examples make it easy to understand why JavaScript starts indexing from 0, which is often a point of confusion for beginners.
Excellent summary! Multi-Agent Orchestration and MCP integration are game-changers. Summer '26 clearly shows Salesforce is going all-in on AI-powered enterprise workflows.
Though we are moving at a fast pace towards AI agents, I personally feel that AI agents could be used as assistants rather than replacing humans. As we know, sometimes AI agents start hallucinating. That is where engineers are needed the most—to check and rectify issues before shipping. OR, we could come up with something that would help AI agents perform better without hallucinating.
Internal wikis and markdown files go completely out of date the minute they hit the main branch. Humans get lazy, and code moves too fast. Since modern models rely on precise, structured context, stro
how data and functions are to be used. It makes code easier to read, cuts down on errors, and helps developers understand systems more quick...
Strong typing tells me what the system accepts, it doesn't tell me why the system exists or why a business rule was added. I still find that...
