--- title: "Joel Horvath (@joelhorvath) | Hashnode" description: "Joel Horvath (@joelhorvath) writes on Hashnode. Read their latest articles and follow their work." url: "https://hashnode.com/@joelhorvath" --- @joelhorvath # Joel Horvath @joelhorvath · Joined June 2026 ## Comments [Hi, Kerry. How's going? So how can we contact? My mail is joelhorvath614@gmail.com? What's yours? Please ping me.](https://hashnode.com/posts/i-handed-claude-code-the-keys-turns-out-i-m-not-the-only-one-using-them/6a31d105b58dc64183a398de/comment/6a320557ef147aecc73c490d#reply-6a36b9d9998d50e84c5601b6) Reply · Article · Jun 20 · [I Handed Claude Code the Keys. Turns Out I'm Not the Only One Using Them.](https://hashnode.com/posts/i-handed-claude-code-the-keys-turns-out-i-m-not-the-only-one-using-them/6a31d105b58dc64183a398de) [Hello Sviatoslav, Nice to meet you. Great post — I was really impressed by your work. It’s clear that you’re very talented. I have an idea, and I think you could be a great fit for it. If you’re interested, please let me know. Best regards.](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-handle-small-context-window-limits-in-rag-systems/6a33373b82e3f02be1b8c36f/comment/6a3349d56397f71ecfcc54b2) Comment · Article · Jun 18 · [How to Handle Small Context Window Limits in RAG Systems](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-to-handle-small-context-window-limits-in-rag-systems/6a33373b82e3f02be1b8c36f) [Hi Cody, Thank you for reaching out. I'd love to chat with you, but this platform isn't very convenient for having a detailed conversation. Would you mind sharing your contact information so we can connect more easily? Looking forward to hearing from you.](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3/comment/6a32040f9aa08f0af5e7bccf#reply-6a329485d95b1ffe65820bb9) Reply · Article · Jun 17 · [Automatically Generate Terraform Actions in Your Codebase with Terraform-Actionize](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3) [Hey Greg, Great article. I especially liked your observation that audio quality starts before the TTS model runs. The sample-first workflow feels like a much more practical approach than treating long-form narration as a one-click conversion problem. It sparked an idea for me, and I'd love to get your thoughts on it if you're open to connecting. Thanks for sharing this.](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-designed-a-sample-first-text-to-audio-workflow-for-long-form-content/6a312cf61cfa5f1421fe555c/comment/6a320b0f355965f2e646a56d) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · [How I Designed a Sample-First Text-to-Audio Workflow for Long-Form Content](https://hashnode.com/posts/how-i-designed-a-sample-first-text-to-audio-workflow-for-long-form-content/6a312cf61cfa5f1421fe555c) [Hey Jason, Great article. Your point that the third wave of AI is infrastructure—not models—really resonated with me. Most people are focused on agent capabilities, while you're focused on the bottlenecks that determine whether those capabilities can actually scale. I have an idea, I'd love to get your thoughts if you're open to a conversation. Thanks for sharing this.](https://hashnode.com/posts/four-infrastructure-pieces-that-quietly-decide-whether-agent-products-scale/6a316c0718c04bc8f45f31db/comment/6a320834661c4016047535a6) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · 1 · [Four Infrastructure Pieces That Quietly Decide Whether Agent Products Scale](https://hashnode.com/posts/four-infrastructure-pieces-that-quietly-decide-whether-agent-products-scale/6a316c0718c04bc8f45f31db) [Hey, Great article. I especially liked your observation that the core problem isn't prompt injection itself—it's that agentic systems blur the line between data and commands while holding real privileges. The way you tied together the supply-chain attack, Cursor vulnerability, and MCP issue under the same architectural pattern was genuinely thought-provoking. I have one idea and I believe that your expertise is very good fit for this. Would love to connect if you're open to it.](https://hashnode.com/posts/i-handed-claude-code-the-keys-turns-out-i-m-not-the-only-one-using-them/6a31d105b58dc64183a398de/comment/6a320557ef147aecc73c490d) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · [I Handed Claude Code the Keys. Turns Out I'm Not the Only One Using Them.](https://hashnode.com/posts/i-handed-claude-code-the-keys-turns-out-i-m-not-the-only-one-using-them/6a31d105b58dc64183a398de) [I have an idea and your expertise is extremely fit with this. Would love to connect and get your thoughts if you're open to it.](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3/comment/6a32040f9aa08f0af5e7bccf) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · [Automatically Generate Terraform Actions in Your Codebase with Terraform-Actionize](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3) [Really enjoyed your Terraform-Actionize post. The part that stood out to me was turning Day-2 operations into documented Terraform Actions. Most teams automate provisioning, but operational actions still live in runbooks, scripts, or someone's memory. Your approach solves a real problem.](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3/comment/6a3203d8e845c162e9204530) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · [Automatically Generate Terraform Actions in Your Codebase with Terraform-Actionize](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3) [Hello Cody! Nice to meet you.](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3/comment/6a3203c852b32ae13cec175e) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · [Automatically Generate Terraform Actions in Your Codebase with Terraform-Actionize](https://hashnode.com/posts/terraform-actionize/6a31f2c3526dbe4b5cc844d3) [Hello](https://hashnode.com/posts/you-can-t-govern-what-you-can-t-see/6a31ccb0fb19342d518fec4c/comment/6a32039b2d34ea4d383b5ba6) Comment · Article · Jun 17 · [You Can't Govern What You Can't See](https://hashnode.com/posts/you-can-t-govern-what-you-can-t-see/6a31ccb0fb19342d518fec4c)