Blog Posts - Page 5
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The Semiconductor Shortage Was a Dress Rehearsal. The Real Crisis Is Coming.
The 2021 chip shortage revealed civilization's dependence on Taiwan's semiconductor fabs. A Taiwan Strait conflict would be categorically more devastating.
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Local AI Translation Beats Google Translate — and It's Private
How to run private, context-aware AI translation locally on a Mac with Ollama and Apple's offline Translate app. Czech-English quality comparison vs Google Translate, a system-wide Raycast translate hotkey, and document translation that preserves formatting.
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Google Gemini: Auditing IAM policies with a million-token sweep over Terraform
A field-tested take on auditing IAM policies with a million-token sweep over Terraform with Google Gemini: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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Micro-SaaS as a Side Project for Developers
Learn how developers can build profitable Micro-SaaS products as side projects. From idea validation to launch, this guide covers the practical path to.
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Why the EU's AI Act Is Both the Best and Worst Thing That Could Have Happened
The EU AI Act sets a global regulatory standard for artificial intelligence, but its compliance burden may accelerate the exodus of AI innovation from Europe.
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I Ran an AI Agent Overnight on My Mac — Here's What It Built
What happens when you run an autonomous coding agent like Claude Code overnight on a Mac — the setup, safety rails, which tasks actually work, the cost and energy use, and how much of the output gets thrown away.
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ChatGPT Codex: Parallelising bug-fix attempts and picking the cleanest patch
A field-tested take on parallelising bug-fix attempts and picking the cleanest patch with ChatGPT Codex: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
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How Programming Will Change When AI Writes 95% of Code
AI is transforming software development. When AI writes most code, what skills matter? Explore how programming evolves from typing syntax to directing.
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The Engineer Who Built the Foundation of Modern AI (And Died Without Recognition)
David Rumelhart co-invented backpropagation and died before the deep learning revolution he enabled. His story reveals how scientific credit is really assigned.
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The Truth About Mac vs. NVIDIA for AI — I Tested Both
Apple Silicon vs NVIDIA GPU for local AI compared honestly with benchmark numbers — tokens per second, prompt processing speed, power draw, and VRAM vs unified memory. Which to buy for LLM inference, fine-tuning, and training.
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Claude Code: Checkpointing long sessions to protect yourself from context rot
A field-tested take on checkpointing long sessions to protect yourself from context rot with Claude Code: what it rewards, where it breaks, and how to keep the workflow honest.
