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AI Can Write Code. But Are You Really a Software Engineer? "The question isn't whether AI wrote your code. The question is whether you could have built, debugged, and defended it without AI." Before You Read This... This isn't an anti-AI article. I use AI. Professional engineers use AI. The world's best engineering teams use AI. The problem isn't AI. The problem is confusing AI-assisted coding with software engineering. Some of the best engineers I'v...

TL;DR An AI gateway is one control plane for every LLM request your application makes, regardless of which provider serves it. Without one, the pieces scatter: provider keys in one place, rate limits in another, caching somewhere else, and separate homes for permissions, spend reporting, and logs. That sprawl gets harder to govern with every new service that starts calling a model. The things worth evaluating are fairly concrete — does it consolidate provider access, cap spend, deduplicat...

A screen recording can show a whole job without explaining it. Someone opens an inbox, checks a sender, copies a value into a customer record, compares it with a spreadsheet, sends a summary, and moves on. That work is visible, but automation still has to survive a harder test: can the system rebuild the job without dropping a step, wiring the wrong action, or importing something that looks right and fails later? I built the n8n side of the screen-analysis project around that problem. The ...

Durante muito tempo, meu contato com Kubernetes foi do tipo "já mexi": subi um pod aqui, apliquei um manifesto ali, vi um deploy acontecer. Mas existe uma distância enorme entre usar uma ferramenta e entender o que ela faz por baixo. Eu venho de backend Java e automação de testes, e decidi atravessar essa distância de propósito construindo, do zero, uma plataforma GitOps completa e local. Este artigo é o registro dessa construção. Não é um tutorial de "cole esse comando"; é uma explicação...

Every enterprise search project I did in the last decade ended the same way. A search engine (Solr or Elasticsearch), a pile of glue code for facets and relevance, then, in recent years, a RAG pipeline bolted on the side, and finally an agent framework on top of that. Three stacks, three sets of bugs, one recurring client requirement: the data cannot leave our network . After repeating that build enough times, I turned it into a single platform. This year I open-sourced the whole thing under...

Sentence segmentation—splitting text into individual sentences—is a foundational step in most NLP pipelines. It seems simple, but as anyone who has worked with real-world text knows, the details matter. Abbreviations like Dr., URLs, ellipsis, and complex punctuation can trip up even well-intentioned rule-based systems. spaCy's built-in Sentencizer is a fast, lightweight, rule-based component designed for this task. However, by design, it makes a trade-off: speed and simplicity over accuracy o...

Last year I was made redundant from an NHS role. Around the same time, the team I worked in got a "new system." Everything that used to live on paper — or, honestly, in something that behaved like a shared Excel sheet — was going digital. I was still employed during the first few weeks of rollout, so I watched it happen. And the thing I remember most clearly is that it didn't make anything better. The forms moved from paper to screen, and that was more or less the whole story. The same duplic...

"We'll clean it up later." — every engineering team, at some point In my last post, I wrote about the hidden complexity behind simple products . The short version: great software feels effortless because someone chose to carry the complexity for you. This post is about how engineers learn to carry it. Not through frameworks. Not through tools. Through a small set of laws that keep showing up, decade after decade, in every codebase and every team. Most of them were written before ...

Beyond Binary Input: The Engineering Cost of the Analog Keyboard Paradigm Shift The recent market discounting of premium peripherals, such as Razer’s Huntsman V3 Pro, signals more than a standard retail cycle; it marks the commoditization of a fundamental shift in human-computer interface (HCI) technology. For decades, the mechanical keyboard market operated on a binary paradigm: a copper leaf made physical contact, closed a circuit, and triggered a hardware interrupt. The rise of analog opt...

Introdução Closure é um comportamento padrão de toda função JavaScript e por isso é um assunto fundamental quando trabalhamos com essa linguagem. No entanto, o mais interessante sobre esse conceito, é entender quando sua aplicação pode de fato trazer um diferencial para o nosso código ou não. Para entender Closure, vamos primeiro revisar os conceitos abaixo. Caso já tenha conhecimento sobre eles, fique a vontade para pulá-los. Escopo Léxico x Escopo Dinâmico Contexto de Execução ...

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Hey HN, I’m Shreyash from Feyn. We help companies build custom models from their data. Today, we’re releasing FeyNoBg, an automatic background removal model. Alongside it, we're open-sourcing NoBg, the Python library we built to train and run it. Try the model here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/feyninc/feynobg . Check out the library here: https://github.com/feyninc/nobg Some sample outputs: (1) Soccer Freekick: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MZkAGLwbhNVOZ0Oi7XvpCfSEu9Q... (2) Hair in wi...

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