Helm Charts Basics
Helm Charts Basics: Package Manager for Kubernetes
Introduction:Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes, simplifying the deployment and management of applications. It uses charts, which are...
SaveMyContact.Site: Instantly Collect WhatsApp Contacts Without Manual Entry
From Weekend Project to a Powerful Contact Collection Tool
Building and maintaining connections is more important today than ever. But the way we exchange and manage contact information, especially v...
Why I Chose Service Discovery Over Service Connect for ECS Inter-Service Communication
If you've ever looked at an infrastructure setup and thought, "Why on earth is it built this way?" — you're not alone.In my case, I discovered that two ECS applications running in separate VPCs were...
How to Create a Text Transition Within a Rounded Image in CSS?
In today's guide, we will explore how to create an interesting visual effect using CSS to display text that appears only within a rounded image. This effect can significantly enhance the aesthetic app...
Open Source Capitalism: Innovation Meets Economics
Abstract:
In today’s fast-evolving tech ecosystem, open source capitalism blends the ideals of open collaboration with the incentives of capitalist innovation. This post explores how open source met...
Beyond K-Means: Leveraging Gaussian Mixture Models for Advanced Clustering in 2025
Clustering is a key tool in the unsupervised learning toolkit. While K-Means has long been the default choice, 2025’s data challenges require more nuanced, probabilistic models.That’s where Gaussi...
SafeLine: The Open Source WAF Devs Can Self-Host
SafeLine is an open-source, self-hosted Web Application Firewall (WAF) designed to protect your web applications from modern threats — without relying on third-party cloud services.By acting as a re...
Weekly #18-2025: Big Tech Is Slow, BYD Is Fast, xAI Joins Azure and Trucks Drive Themselves Now?!
Madhu Sudhan Subedi Tech Weekly
Sorry for the delay
Hey hey! Sorry for the 2-day radio silence — I went on a little "accidental adventure" across Japan. One moment I was hiking Mount Mitak...