AI doesn't fail because the model is bad. It fails because there's nothing underneath it
There's a question every system runs into the moment it goes to production and starts doing real things: what exactly happened, in what order, against what data — and can you prove it? AI is just maki
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Software Architect building scalable AI & Event-Driven systems with .NET and Angular.
Freelance Software Architect, Full-Stack Developer, and founder of crosslabs GmbH from Germany. I build scalable platforms and modern business applications with .NET, Angular, Event Sourcing, CQRS, AI integrations, and distributed systems. My current focus is on realtime AI applications, voice interfaces, and flexible architectures supporting local deployment and bring-your-own LLMs. Here I share thoughts, experiments, architecture ideas, and lessons learned from building complex software systems, SaaS platforms, and AI-driven products.
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