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The Problem We Were Actually Solving What we thought was a search engine scalability issue was actually a symptom of a much larger problem
The crash that ruined my Friday Last week I tried to spin up a 13B parameter open-source LLM on my workstation. The model was advertised as
The Problem We Were Actually Solving I still remember the day our server load increased by a factor of 5 due to an unexpected surge in user
The Problem We Were Actually Solving It was a typical Friday morning when our team received an alert that one of our Hytale servers was exp
I work with AI agents every day. Claude Code, Copilot, Gemini CLI — running locally, with access to my filesystem, my repos, my tools. The results ar
The Problem We Were Actually Solving In our case, the problem wasn't just about serving a high volume of users; it was about ensuring that
The Problem We Were Actually Solving We were trying to scale up Velox to meet the increasing demand, but our attempts were thwarted by a se
The Problem We Were Actually Solving When designing the Treasure Hunt Engine, our primary objective was to create an efficient and dynamic
We've all been there. You just spent 3 hours fixing a bug, you stage your changes, and then you stare at the commit message input like it owes you mon
Rendering LiDAR Scans in the Browser Without Uploading Anything Most point-cloud workflows still start the same way. Install a desktop too
How to organise a complex React project
The interesting parts of a project are not always the AI model or the hosting platform. This week I spent time reading source code for five dependenci
Full-text search is one of those features that looks simple until you have to ship it. Typos fail silently. Category filters conflict with relevance r
I like Go channels. They are one of those language features that feel simple in the best possible way. You can write something like this: jobs :=
"One recurring issue in enterprise Angular apps: forms that start simple… then become entire application platforms." I've seen it across multiple p
When working with the Telegram Bot API, it is easy to expect that an album with multiple photos will arrive as a single event. But Telegram works d
Most fintech tools handle your banking data on their servers. I wanted to build something different: a SEPA QR code generator where your IBAN never le
I've been building side projects for years. most of them live on github, quietly collecting dust. LET is one i actually use daily. LET (Life Events T
Every product experimentation team running causal inference on LLM-based collaborative features eventually hits the same wall: your users aren't indep