This is just one man’s opinion.
Having spent years in consulting, I have been exposed to more projects, industries, business models, technologies, and organizational environments than a typical full-time employee might encounter in a single company. That perspective has led me to a conclusion that may be uncomfortable for many UX professionals:
Traditional UX, a...
WarchOS is a custom Arch Linux environment aimed at maximizing system performance, optimizing Wayland workflows, and handling Windows executables natively without cluttering the host file system. The goal of this project is to maintain a lightweight, heavily optimized system that does not compromise on compatibility.
Here is a technical breakdown of the operating system architecture and...
Somebody owns the Kafka cluster you need, and it is not you. You have a topology in mind: read orders, keep the big ones, write them somewhere. You have a predicate in mind too, and you are fairly sure it is right. "Fairly sure" is the problem. To find out, you need to run it, and the only place to run it is the shared cluster: a consumer group in everyone's list, internal topics w...
Originally published at mrsaynothing.dev.
Walk into any local-LLM thread and the arguments are about GPUs. VRAM benchmarks, 24 GB cards, CUDA versus ROCm, whether the 3060 is still the people's card. Meanw...
This series is written in the open, from a real production system. This chapter is the product thinking behind FoxyInvoice: why invoicing, the competitor map, and the pricing promise. [All chapters and diagrams live in the public repo.]
Here is the uncomfortable statistic that shapes this chapter: most
software built by developers fails not because the code was bad, but
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