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AI-Coded Monoliths: How Copilot Accelerates Architectural Bankruptcy
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AI-Coded Monoliths: How Copilot Accelerates Architectural Bankruptcy

Generative coding tools boost velocity while quietly eroding software architecture, creating monoliths faster than ever before. The data reveals a paradox: more code, more technical debt.

#copilot#software-architecture#technical-debt
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Moondream 3’s Performance Claims Are Too Good to Be True
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Moondream 3’s Performance Claims Are Too Good to Be True

Moondream 3 promises frontier-level reasoning with blazing speed, but does it deliver or just exploit benchmark shortcuts?

#benchmarks#computer-vision
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Tech Leads Keep Making the Same 7 Architectural Mistakes
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Tech Leads Keep Making the Same 7 Architectural Mistakes

After analyzing 10+ years of tech lead failures and architectural disasters, these are the patterns that keep destroying software systems

#architecture#mistakes#tech-leadership
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IBM’s Granite-Docling: The 258M Parameter Revolution That Actually Works
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IBM’s Granite-Docling: The 258M Parameter Revolution That Actually Works

IBM’s compact document AI model delivers enterprise-grade performance without the bloat, challenging conventional OCR approaches with structural preservation

#document-ai#enterprise-ai#ibm...
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Google’s AI Genius Gets a Price Cut: 200 Human Trainers Fired Mid-Sentence
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Google’s AI Genius Gets a Price Cut: 200 Human Trainers Fired Mid-Sentence

Google silently axed 200+ contractors who make Gemini sound smart, just as they complained about $16/hr wages and stratospheric PhD workloads.

#Google#labor#layoffs
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Cloudflare’s Edge Data Platform: The End of Traditional Cloud Architecture?
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Cloudflare’s Edge Data Platform: The End of Traditional Cloud Architecture?

Cloudflare’s new Data Platform brings data processing to the edge, potentially disrupting AWS and Azure’s centralized cloud dominance.

#cloud-architecture#cloudflare#data-management...
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The Legacy System Trap: Why Modernization Projects Fail More Often Than They Succeed
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The Legacy System Trap: Why Modernization Projects Fail More Often Than They Succeed

An unflinching look at the brutal realities of legacy system modernization, from data migration nightmares to organizational resistance that derails even the best-laid plans.

#enterprise-architecture#legacy-systems#modernization...
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Scaling to 10 Million Users on Azure: The Microservices Mistake Nobody Admits
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Scaling to 10 Million Users on Azure: The Microservices Mistake Nobody Admits

Why premature microservices and over-engineering doom Azure scaling efforts, real lessons from hitting 10 million users

#Azure#Cloud Scaling#devops...
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PostgreSQL 18 Just Killed the NoSQL Argument for High-Throughput OLTP
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PostgreSQL 18 Just Killed the NoSQL Argument for High-Throughput OLTP

With 3,057 TPS and 5.2ms latency, PostgreSQL 18 isn’t just catching up to NoSQL systems, it’s redefining what a relational database can do under load.

#database-performance#nosql#oltp...
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Event-Driven Architecture: The Distributed Disaster Waiting to Happen
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Event-Driven Architecture: The Distributed Disaster Waiting to Happen

Why your ‘loosely coupled’ event system is probably a tightly coupled mess in disguise

#distributed-systems#event-driven-architecture#microservices...
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Microservices Database Sharing: The Architectural Taboo That Won’t Die
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Microservices Database Sharing: The Architectural Taboo That Won’t Die

Why sharing databases between microservices remains the industry’s most tempting sin, and what actually happens when teams ignore the golden rule

#architecture#databases#distributed-systems...
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When OpenAI Is Too Expensive: Silicon Valley’s Open-Source AI Rebellion
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When OpenAI Is Too Expensive: Silicon Valley’s Open-Source AI Rebellion

Teams are ditching million-dollar AI bills for models like Kimi K2. Here’s why the economics no longer work for closed-source AI.

#cost-savings#kimi-k2#open-source...
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