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  1. i built a cad editor in the browser, then taught an llm to use it

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    parsing autocad dwg, reconstructing walls and rooms from anonymous line segments, building a canvas cad editor from scratch, and handing the whole thing to claude as tools it can call

  2. Your SSH key is already an account: building multiplayer apps over SSH

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    Every SSH connection proves who the user is before your app runs a byte.

  3. Shipping 100,000 construction PDFs a month: what actually breaks

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    A year of running a document processing pipeline at scale through tender packs, permit applications, site surveys, and A0 drawings.

  4. Control plane, data plane, durable storage: structuring a managed search engine in Rust

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    How I split one search engine into three systems in Rust: Postgres for metadata, tantivy for the index, object storage for durability.

  5. Shipping LLM features that survive production

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    Most LLM features work in the demo and break in the real world.

  6. Turning a regulation into testable code

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    How to take a dense statute from primary source to an audit-ready detector — separating literal text from enforcement practice, and deriving tests from the regulation itself.

  7. Building a GDPR-compliant backend: an engineer's checklist

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    GDPR is usually treated as a legal checkbox bolted on at the end.

  8. The EU AI Act for software engineers: what you actually have to build

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    The EU AI Act is written for legal teams.

  9. Implementing the FATF Travel Rule: an engineer's view

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    The FATF Travel Rule reads simply and implements anything but.

  10. Property-based testing for compliance logic

    (Arif Dogan — Writing)

    When you can't see the reference corpus, you derive the tests from the regulation itself.