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DPDavid Patakidavidpataki.com4d ago · 7 min read

Does Anyone Still Read Technical Blogs Instead of Simply Asking AI?

Does Anyone Still Read Technical Blogs Instead of Simply Asking AI? Over the past few years, I have created quite a lot of technical content. I have written articles, given talks, recorded videos, org

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MSManuela Schrittwieserneuralstackms.techSep 8 · 6 min read

How to Write Engineering Content That Actually Gets Read

Most engineering blogs die the same death: a well-intentioned post, three paragraphs of introduction, an unbroken block of text, and a bounce rate that would drive any project manager to despair. The

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P|Phil | Rentier Digital Automationrentierdigital.hashnode.devMay 5 · 9 min read

Claude Code Was Broken for 6 Weeks. AMD Caught It in 6,852 Sessions Before Anthropic Did.

For six weeks, you thought you were writing your prompts wrong. You could feel Claude Code messing up. Refactors going sideways, files edited without being read, thinking cut mid-sentence. You re-read your CLAUDE.md, tweaked your instructions, blamed...

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P|Phil | Rentier Digital Automationrentierdigital.hashnode.devMay 2 · 9 min read

The AI You're Using Has a Hidden Personality. Anthropic Just Proved Nobody Can Detect It.

A hidden behavior makes Claude Haiku 4.5 cost five times less than Opus 4.7. GPT-5 mini runs at one-seventh the price of GPT-5.2. And Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite? Cents per million tokens, real-time inference. In 2026, if you use AI, you probably use one o...

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P|Phil | Rentier Digital Automationrentierdigital.hashnode.devApr 30 · 12 min read

An AI Deleted His Database in 9 Seconds. He Blames the Vendors. He Skipped 30 Years of Practices.

Stunned, a SaaS founder watched an AI agent wipe his production database in 9 seconds. Backups included. He posted it on X, 6.5 million views, every tech outlet relayed within 24 hours. The defendants named: Cursor, Railway, Anthropic. His vendors. T...

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P|Phil | Rentier Digital Automationrentierdigital.hashnode.devMar 28 · 8 min read

I Blamed Claude for 3 Days. The Bug Was a Rookie Mistake.

Three days that I'm fighting the same problem. Three days on the same bugs. Fix one thing, break another. Fix that one, the first thing breaks again. The kind of loop where you start wondering if the code is haunted. My second instinct (honestly, not...

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PSPrashant Suthargitgithubforbeginners.hashnode.devJan 13 · 5 min read

Git for Beginners: Basics, Essential Commands, and Real-World Workflow

“Learning Git is the first step from writing code alone to building software together.” Introduction When I started learning programming, I didn’t know anything about version control.My project folders looked like this: project project_final proj...

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RKRahul Kengineeringtheinvisible.devJun 16, 2025 · 9 min read

Documentation: Building Systems That Explain Themselves

Documentation isn’t glamorous. It doesn’t ship to production, and no user ever asks for it directly. But try working with a system without it—suddenly, even the simplest tasks feel like deciphering a mystery novel written in a forgotten language. In ...

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ABAdeyeye Boluwatifeboluwatife-adeyeye.hashnode.devMay 2, 2025 · 3 min read

Google Chrome for Mobile Users: A Basic User Guide

Introduction Globally, there are about 200 web browsers accessible to everyone. Google Chrome accounts for 66% of the global market share for web browsers. Yet, many mobile phone users are concerned about which to choose. A common problem to watchou...

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SJSteve Josestevekundukulangara.comApr 19, 2025 · 5 min read

AsciiDoc

Overview ASCII Doc is an open-source markup language to write technical content and has various features including converting content into PDF, HTML, EPUB, and also content reuse. ASCII Doc can be managed through the version control system making it ...

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