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PKPatrick Kearnsdotnetdigest.comSep 30 · 21 min read

Deleting Personal Data from a RAG System in .NET

A customer asks you to remove their personal data. You delete their database record, remove the uploaded PDF and close the request. Later that afternoon, your AI assistant answers a question using a p

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Cclixortechnologiesclixortech.hashnode.devSep 3 · 4 min read

The Modern Developer Is Becoming More Than a Coder

Software development has changed significantly. Developers are no longer spending all their time writing code from scratch. Instead, modern tools, cloud platforms, automation, and AI are changing how

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Mmanny07beyondaihype.hashnode.devSep 1 · 6 min read

How Agentic AI Is Reshaping Product Teams: 5 Companies to Watch in 2026

Agentic AI is changing software development in a more fundamental way than simply helping developers write code faster. Generative AI largely responds to instructions and produces an output. Agentic A

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PKPatrick Kearnsdotnetdigest.comAug 22 · 12 min read

Your HttpClient Connections May Be Living Too Long

Reusing HttpClient prevents socket exhaustion, but an indefinitely reusable connection can keep your application attached to an endpoint that DNS stopped advertising hours ago. .NET 11 introduces a mo

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PKPatrick Kearnsdotnetdigest.comAug 5 · 19 min read

The Hidden Architecture of Time in .NET Systems

Time has the nasty habit of biting you in production when you least expect it. A timestamp that is perfectly suitable for recording when an order was received is a poor way to measure how long a reque

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PKPatrick Kearnsdotnetdigest.comAug 4 · 16 min read

Fencing Tokens in .NET

Distributed-lock examples usually finish once one application instance has acquired a lease and every other instance has been refused. The code enters a try block, performs the work and releases the l

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PKPatrick Kearnsfullstackcity.comJul 17 · 12 min read

Building SSRF-Resistant HTTP Clients in .NET

Applications increasingly accept URLs from outside their own code. A webhook tester calls an endpoint supplied by a customer. An image service downloads a remote avatar. A document pipeline retrieves

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PKPatrick Kearnsdotnetdigest.comJul 13 · 24 min read

Securing AI Memory Against Poisoning in .NET

Memory makes an AI assistant useful. It can remember that a customer prefers email, that a project uses a particular naming convention, or that a developer wants examples written with primary construc

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TTechnotribesglobal-tech-projects-staff-augmentation.hashnode.devJan 31 · 3 min read

How to Build a Diverse Portfolio of Global Tech Projects Without the Freelance Developer Grind

For years, developers, software engineers, and tech experts have been offered only two paths: the "Safe Corporate Job" (one product, one stack, for years) or the "Wild Freelance Path" (high variety, but endless hunting for clients, unpaid invoices, a...

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FSFrank Smith IIIfranksmithiii.hashnode.devDec 7, 2025 · 3 min read

🏋️‍♂️ From Spartan Races to Software Development:

When people hear the name Frank Smith III, they usually associate me with fitness, discipline, and my work as a software developer in Mahwah, New Jersey. What most don’t realize is how deeply my two worlds — Spartan racing and coding — overlap. Both ...

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Deleting Personal Data from a RAG System in .NET

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How Agentic AI Is Reshaping Product Teams: 5 Companies to Watch in 2026

Your HttpClient Connections May Be Living Too Long

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Building SSRF-Resistant HTTP Clients in .NET

Securing AI Memory Against Poisoning in .NET

How to Build a Diverse Portfolio of Global Tech Projects Without the Freelance Developer Grind

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