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For a few weeks I ran a proper multi-agent orchestrator. The concept was right, and I still think the people building those tools are pointed the correct way. But the bill was absurd, and it took me a while to work out why. It wasn't the coding. It was the talking about the coding. Every turn, age
You sit down Friday with one messy GitHub issue. You want a usable plan before Monday morning. You paste the text into a chat agent. The reply looks polished, complete, and very sure. It adds Kafka, Redis, and a new auth service. The issue never named those systems. You do not have a brownfield bu
Il problema: SQL non e uno standard unico Sulla carta, SQL e uno standard. Nella pratica, ogni database parla il suo dialetto. MySQL usa i backtick per quotare gli identificatori, PostgreSQL le virgolette doppie, SQLite le accetta entrambe ma preferisce le virgolette. MySQL ha AUTO_INCREMENT, Post
I’m building a small Go HTTP service with PostgreSQL. Most requests are synchronous, but I’m starting to add work that doesn’t need to finish before returning a response: sending notifications, processing uploads, and similar tasks. My current thought is to run those jobs in a small in-process worke
GeoLens is an internal catalog and map builder for spatial data. Drop in a vector or raster file, or connect a WFS, OGC API Features, or ArcGIS service, and the data lands in PostGIS, tiled and searchable. Build a map from those layers in the browser and share it by link or embed. I built this becau
Hey! 👋 I recently shipped ailineart.com, an AI line art generator that turns photos and text prompts into clean line art (sketch, pencil, woodcut, watercolor styles). It's a solo-built, bootstrapped SaaS with a free tier and paid subscriptions. Plenty of posts cover "I picked Next.js and it was gre
Every RAG prototype wants a vector database before it wants a data model. That is usually backwards. The first hard question is not which ANN index has the nicest benchmark chart. It is whether anyone has decided how fresh the embeddings must be, who owns deletes, where tenant boundaries live, how
This week, the AI space saw a surge in open-source enthusiasm, with new tools and libraries capturing developer attention. While the headlines focus on stars and strategic partnerships, we’re diving into the nitty-gritty of how we’ve built a self-hosted Postiz instance using Docker Compose and conne
Last June, a junior analyst pushed a "helpful" GenAI assistant to our internal Tableau-connected lakehouse. Within forty minutes, the agent generated a SELECT * across a 40-terabyte partitioned table joined against a cross-region S3 bucket. The query didn't just fail; it locked the Databricks SQL Wa
Source: https://github.com/nwnuyhs/flatbb (MIT; added after the comments below asked for it) I've just released Flatbb 0.1.5, a flat, lightweight forum written in plain PHP 8.1. MIT licensed, free. No framework, no Composer, no build step. Upload, open the installer, done in 2 minutes. Runs on the
Got tired of getting billed every time a Zapier polling trigger ran just to find zero new rows. Last week I finally bit the bullet and migrated all 42 of our workflows over to a self-hosted n8n instance. The cost difference is honestly ridiculous: Before: - Zapier Pro: $89/mo - Make Pro: $159/mo - T
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