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"What tech stack should I use?" is the most common question we get from clients. The honest answer is always "it depends," but here is how we actually
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"What tech stack should I use?" is the most common question we get from clients. The honest answer is always "it depends," but here is how we actually
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I got tired of translating Zod errors. So I built friendly-zod.
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For the last two years, the developer ecosystem has heavily relied on Meta as the champion of open-weight models. We built our local pipelines aroun
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Fraud systems are hard to test well. Not because engineers cannot write tests, but because the data needs to tell a story. A suspicious transaction i
Most financial news apps give you everything. Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC — the feed is constant and mostly noise. I wanted one thing: five headlines a
The problem with manual stop-loss monitoring: you check your phone, the market moves while you're not watching, and you exit a position three points b
Running a 3-person startup means every engineering hire is high-stakes. Here's the assessment framework we landed on after several failed attempts.
The problem nobody warns you about Last quarter I migrated a side project from AWS S3 to Cloudflare R2. Should've been a two-hour job. It t
Your AI Copilot Is Steering Your Tech Stack (And You Might Not Have Noticed) Let's talk about something that's been happening on developmen
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A familiar shape Every codebase I've worked in has had a validation function that looks roughly like this: interface ValidationResult {