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Ingest (almost) any non-PDF document in a vector database, effortlessly

One of my areas of focus, recently, has been the development of a universal and zero-effort way of converting text-based documents (and even images) into PDF files, so that they could fit into my RAG ...

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Open Source AI: The Double-Edged Sword Devs Can’t Stop Talking About

Hey devs, ever feel like Open Source AI is both your best friend and your worst enemy? You’re not alone. It’s a game-changer—handing you powerful tools for free—but it’s also a hacker’s pl...

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Every Developer Needs to Self-Host

I used to think self hosting was something only sysadmins or homelab nerds did. You know, the kind of people who run Proxmox clusters in their basements and talk about ZFS at parties.But then I self h...

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Part 1: The Memento Problem with AI Memory

We're drowning in takes about AI "memory." RAG is hailed as the silver bullet, promising intelligent systems that learn and retain information. But let's be brutally honest: most implementations are b...

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How to Write Better Commits and Pull Requests for Clean and Scalable Projects

When a team’s Git history is chaotic, collaboration becomes painful, code reviews get slower, and releases are harder to manage. On the other hand, clear commits and well-structured pull requests bu...

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Understanding Types of Users in Linux

Introduction I’m continuing my 30-day Linux challenge as part of my preparation for the RHCSA exam and today’s topic is something that’s at the heart of Linux security and system manage...

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Your Kubernetes clusters deserve to stay clean. Your platform deserves full control. Now you can have both.

Introducing Agentless Mode for Sveltos: Clean Clusters, Zero Footprint Imagine offering Kubernetes clusters to your customers—fully managed, highly available, and production-ready—without...

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The "Iron Triangle" in Software Projects: Balancing Scope, Time, and Cost Without Compromising Quality

Introduction Software development teams face a constant challenge: delivering high-quality products within budget, on schedule, and with all required features.This balancing act is often visu...

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Building Relaticle: A Free & Open Source CRM with Laravel 12 & Filament 3

After months of coding late into the night, I'm excited to share Relaticle - a modern, completely free and open source CRM built with Laravel 12 and Filament 3. Why I Built This Most CRMs are ...

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Day 8/ 30 Days of Linux Mastery: Access Control List

Table of Contents Introduction What is Access Control? Core ACL Commands Real-World Scenario: Multi-Team Shared Folder Access Conclusion Let's Connect Introduction Welcome back to D...

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Ingest (almost) any non-PDF document in a vector database, effortlessly

Open Source AI: The Double-Edged Sword Devs Can’t Stop Talking About

Every Developer Needs to Self-Host

Part 1: The Memento Problem with AI Memory

How to Write Better Commits and Pull Requests for Clean and Scalable Projects

Understanding Types of Users in Linux

Your Kubernetes clusters deserve to stay clean. Your platform deserves full control. Now you can have both.

The "Iron Triangle" in Software Projects: Balancing Scope, Time, and Cost Without Compromising Quality

Building Relaticle: A Free & Open Source CRM with Laravel 12 & Filament 3

Day 8/ 30 Days of Linux Mastery: Access Control List

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