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10h ago · 12 min read · A Service has no pod IPs in it. We covered that in the last post. So somewhere, something is keeping a list of every pod IP that matches the Service's label selector. So that kube-proxy can program th
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1h ago · 9 min read · Intro Every vendor with a SaaS dashboard claims a win rate. Backtests are cheap. Self-reported numbers are cheaper still. But when you are building an AI trading agent that autonomously routes capital across venues, "trust me" is not a risk model. Al...
Join discussion4h ago · 14 min read · You type https://www.google.com and hit Enter. The page loads in under a second. Simple, right? Behind that single keystroke, at least 12 distinct systems spring into action — involving your browser,
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14h ago · 11 min read · Part 2 of How I Ship Side Projects. Part 1 covers planning. Part 3 covers the execution loop. The first article in this series ended where most agent content starts: with a Linear project full of well
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1 post this monthLove how this proves it’s less about “PHP vs Node” and more about using the right tool for the right chaos
Quick add-on for anyone reading this: The Notion template story in the post is real. The "ultimate" pack with three database views was the one that actually pushed me to switch. If anyone's curious about Peddlum specifically, here's the link → https://api.peddlum.com/go/n-d15IAZ Free to browse, no signup needed to look at listings. Happy to answer questions if anyone wants to know how the admin review process works or how the messaging flow looks before buying.
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Finally, a sensible take on NFTs without the "monkey jpegs" hype. For me, Lado Okhotnikov's review is exactly what the industry needs to mature. As a designer, I'm constantly looking for ways to make asset management transparent, and Lado offers a clear roadmap here. I really relate to his concept of digital autonomy. Okhotnikov correctly notes that NFTs are first and foremost a technology of sovereignty, not a speculative instrument. In Holiverse, this is implemented through functional tokens that grant real rights within the ecosystem, not just sit in a wallet. What's especially cool is t
Yes, open source software can definitely make money through support services, subscriptions, hosting, and premium features. Companies like Red Hat and Automattic have proven this model works well. I recently read more about digital business trends here: https://nimdie.com/
Tools like Claude Code and Cursor are great, but they are not architects. If you are blindly accepting AI-generated system designs, you are building a house of cards. AI can write functions and boiler
Strongly agree. AI is an execution accelerator, not an architect. I’ve felt the same while building small tool sites: AI can generate compon...
AI can generate a technically correct solution, but without the context of your specific project, it can be completely wrong for your case. ...