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Every coding agent I use is opaque in the same way.
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My last post was about companies discovering their AI bills and installing caps.
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Last month I ended my Fable 5 post saying I was seeing more and more content about companies starting to look at their AI costs.
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I’ve been experimenting with pointing LLMs at databases through MCP servers and asking them questions.
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I like to redesign this blog every once in a while, and this time it lined up with Anthropic releasing Fable 5, their new model that sits above Opus.
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I have become angry and disillusioned with AI.
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When I learned Python, the standard setup was python -m venv and pip.
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I built an agent for work some time ago, but the field moves fast, and I wanted to build something with the current tooling and see where things are at.
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Dungeon is a short turn-based roguelike that runs in your browser.
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Using open source tools for a while, I started wondering about the commercial side.
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I wanted to understand the cloud data warehouse space beyond the usual names.
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Looking back at my Steam Replay, I touched 30 games in 2025.
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This post continues from Building a Generative Art System in Go, where I build the foundation for a modular generative art framework.
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I recently watched a video going through this article (thanks attention economy).
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Compression setting are set and forget in most cases, if it works no reason to change it.
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You Might Be Using The Wrong Compression Algorithm If you work in data engineering, you’ve probably used gzip, Snappy, LZ4, or Zstandard (zstd).
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The Problem Too often, data engineering tasks that should be simple end up requiring heavyweight tools.
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Project Links GitHub: github.com/KonMam/kafka-replay-cli PyPI: pypi.org/project/kafka-replay-cli Why I Built This I wanted more hands-on Kafka experience - that’s the gist of it.
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A Kafka producer is the entry point for all data written to Kafka.
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Kafka is built for high throughput, scalability, and fault tolerance.
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I’m a data engineer by day.
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Kafka routinely handles millions of messages per second on commodity hardware.