Overview I'm a solo developer in Taiwan. I built four AI agents that handle content, sales leads, security scanning, and operations for my tech agency—all on G...
Package‑Manager‑Like Quacking I spend a lot of time studying package managers, and after a while you develop an eye for things that quack like one. Plenty of t...
What We Will Build By the end of this tutorial you will have a production‑ready architecture for computer‑use agents that handles the failures demos never show...
Introduction Achieving low‑latency playback for 4K live events remains one of the most significant challenges in modern streaming infrastructure. As global dem...
When an AI agent finishes its work and passes it to the next agent, something critical is lost: the reasoning behind every decision made along the way. The rece...
Background Our team runs a Flask‑based SPA as an internal dashboard. As features grew, we needed a quick way to jump between services, so we created the App Hu...
The Traditional SaaS Model Classic SaaS follows a simple pattern: text User ↓ UI dashboard ↓ Software ↓ Business outcome Think about tools like CRM systems, an...
I've been running side projects and local dev environments for years. Every time I needed to expose a local service — test a webhook, share a WIP with a teammat...
Introduction When publishing multiple web applications on a home server, obtaining a static IP address, managing SSL certificates, and handling complex securit...
Why RTX 5090 + WSL2? The 32 GB VRAM of the RTX 5090 is a practical choice for local inference of large LLM models. Compared to the RTX 4090 24 GB, VRAM capacit...
Originally published at Introduction Every time I started a new SaaS project, I spent 35+ hours wiring up authentication, integrating Stripe, and setting up the...
My Experience with AI‑Assisted Development _Last week I posted my first open‑source project on Reddit. Within hours, someone accused me of writing “AI slop.” A...
