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I Love Hardware and Why Every Developer Should Care
I love hardware and servers. And I enjoy working across every stack from iOS and Android to Python, PHP, JavaScript, Node, Java, Kotlin, C, Go, Rust, and C++. I love programming in general. I love opening old machines and seeing how everything fits together. At this point I have become
How to Think AI-First in Practice
What would your product look like if AI ran it, and your team built it that way from day one? That’s the real question behind AI-First thinking. Not: “Can we bolt on ChatGPT, Claude, MCP, OpenAI later?” But: “What if AI made the decisions, personalized the journey, generated the
So Do We Really Need Kubernetes in 2025
A Developer’s Shortcut to Reality 🧬 Now with AI in the Loop… Everything Changes * Decisions are made in seconds. * Ideas live or die in a day. * Your co-workers are half-human, half-robot — assisted by GPTs, Copilots, cron-agents, or internal LLM tools. From FTP to full-stack infra, we’ve evolved. In 2025,
Prompt Engineering Problems I Discovered (That You Might Be Facing Too)
By someone who tried to automate too much, too fast I’ve been running an automated daily prompts for a while now ...mostly to learn, to explore trends, and to see how GPT evolves in tone and insight. At first it felt magical. But then, without expecting it, I started