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VPVin Patelvinpatel.hashnode.dev14h ago · 3 min read

Claude Code's AGENTS.md Fallback Ends A Quiet Format War

Originally published at vinpatel.com Everyone reading Claude Code's new AGENTS.md fallback as a compatibility footnote is missing the real story: Anthropic just admitted OpenAI's file format won. The

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VPVin Patelvinpatel.hashnode.dev2d ago · 3 min read

A 4B Model Just Beat Postgres's Query Planner by 81%

Originally published at vinpatel.com A 4B model just beat Postgres's own query planner — producing plans that run 81% faster. That is a genuine speed win over software Postgres has spent decades tunin

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FBFuture Built AIfuturebuiltal.hashnode.dev5d ago · 4 min read

Versioning 3D Site Data Across Meshy, TopoExport, InfraWorks, Shapezo, and site3d

When a 3D site workflow spans several tools, the file name is not enough to explain what happened. I need to know the source, coordinate system, date, level of detail, and intended use of every artifa

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ACAYUSH CHOUDHARYayushbuildss.hashnode.dev6d ago · 10 min read

From Git to Kubernetes: A Hands-On Week of DevSecOps

This week, I shifted my focus from deploying applications to understanding what happens after deployment: How do we secure the entire software delivery lifecycle? Instead of looking at security as a

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SSSerhat Soruklubuiltendtoend.hashnode.dev6d ago · 10 min read

Why I Prefer Bare-Metal Infrastructure Over Managed Platforms

Control, predictability, and recovery matter more to me than hiding infrastructure behind another abstraction Modern infrastructure platforms have made deploying software remarkably easy. A few clicks

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EElecardelecard.hashnode.devSep 11 · 6 min read

From Racks of Hardware to the Cloud: How TV Broadcasting Infrastructure Is Evolving

Television broadcasting has come a long way — from racks packed with specialized hardware to software-based solutions that can run on general-purpose servers and in virtual environments. In the past,

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GBGenerate Buildgeneratebuild.hashnode.devSep 10 · 4 min read

Building a Traceable Map to City Model Workflow with Shapezo and Four Complementary Tools

When I assemble a 3D workflow, I care less about making one impressive render and more about being able to answer a later question: where did this geometry come from? CADMapper, OpenRoads, Cityweft, S

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CSCortlet Supportblog.cortlet.comSep 9 · 5 min read

Why WebSocket Infrastructure Gets Cloud-Specific Fast

Serverless is often sold around flexibility. You write a function, deploy it, and let the platform handle the infrastructure. But once WebSockets enter the picture, things can become surprisingly prov

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VPVin Patelvinpatel.hashnode.devSep 8 · 3 min read

Mistral Raises €3 Billion To Be Sovereign And Frontier At Once

Originally published at vinpatel.com Mistral raises €3B. The headline is not the story — the page slug is: mistral-makes-sovereign-open-weight-ai-to-frontier. Four words stacked together, and normally

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CSCortlet Supportblog.cortlet.comSep 8 · 5 min read

Why Sending a WebSocket Reply From Serverless Feels Weird

With a normal HTTP API, the response path is obvious. A client sends a request. The server processes it. The server returns a response. That mental model is so familiar that developers barely think ab

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Claude Code's AGENTS.md Fallback Ends A Quiet Format War

A 4B Model Just Beat Postgres's Query Planner by 81%

Versioning 3D Site Data Across Meshy, TopoExport, InfraWorks, Shapezo, and site3d

From Git to Kubernetes: A Hands-On Week of DevSecOps

Why I Prefer Bare-Metal Infrastructure Over Managed Platforms

From Racks of Hardware to the Cloud: How TV Broadcasting Infrastructure Is Evolving

Building a Traceable Map to City Model Workflow with Shapezo and Four Complementary Tools

Why WebSocket Infrastructure Gets Cloud-Specific Fast

Mistral Raises €3 Billion To Be Sovereign And Frontier At Once

Why Sending a WebSocket Reply From Serverless Feels Weird