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I Built AI Services in Java, and I Was Wrong About Its Future
AI & Machine Learning 4 min read

I Built AI Services in Java, and I Was Wrong About Its Future

Last year, I spent three months shipping a RAG pipeline that needed to handle thousands of concurrent requests. We had the choice: Go with Python microservices (trendy, but operational hell at scale) or Java with virtual threads. I chose Java begrudgingly, felt dated, honestly. Si...

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Startups Python
Stop Bolting AI Onto Your CMS, Make It Part of the System
Web Development 4 min read

Stop Bolting AI Onto Your CMS, Make It Part of the System

I spent three hours last week moving content between five different tools. A writer drafted in ChatGPT. Then it went into our headless CMS. Then localization happened in a separate app. Then SEO metadata got filled in by hand. Then a developer like me had to wire up the final out...

AI Didn't Replace Me, But It Did Change How I Think About My Job
Web Development 4 min read

AI Didn't Replace Me, But It Did Change How I Think About My Job

Three months ago, I caught myself staring at a pull request that an LLM generated. It was technically correct. The logic was sound. The performance was acceptable. And I realized I had absolutely no idea if it was *good* or just… passable. That moment stuck with me more than any...

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Claude ChatGPT
I Was Wrong About Open-Source AI Models, Qwen3.8 Max Just Proved It
AI & Machine Learning 5 min read

I Was Wrong About Open-Source AI Models, Qwen3.8 Max Just Proved It

I spent the last two years telling anyone who'd listen that open-source AI models were a "nice experiment" but fundamentally limited for production work. Chat applications? Sure, run them locally. But serious agentic tasks, the kind where an AI needs to plan, use tools, recover...

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Claude Python
Why I Finally Stopped Blaming AI for Bugs It Never Made
AI & Machine Learning 5 min read

Why I Finally Stopped Blaming AI for Bugs It Never Made

Last month, I spent three hours debugging what I thought was a ChatGPT hallucination. A authentication flow was failing silently, the token wasn't persisting, and I was convinced the AI had generated some fundamentally broken logic. I was ready to rewrite the whole thing from scr...

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