Guide to TFTP Flashing the File System on Forlinx Embedded RK3568 Development Board
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“LLMs Can Do Everything”: Autopsy of a Myth
We tested this belief on 19 use cases, using 3 OpenAI GPT models and basic Machine Learning algorithms, for a total of 570 experiments. Here’s the truth no one wants Continue reading “LLMs Can Do Everything”: Autopsy of a Myth
SwiftUI #12: Vista “Color”
Se define un color en SwiftUI con la vista Color: init(colorSpace:red:green:blue:opacity:). colorSpace, de tipo Color.RGBColorSpace define el sistema de color para interpretar los valores. red, green, blue son los valores Continue reading SwiftUI #12: Vista “Color”
The Power of AI: How LLMs and n8n Can Turn You into a Support Wizard 🧙♂️
The Dawn of the AI-Powered Developer Picture this: It’s 3 AM, and you’re knee-deep in code, fueled by an unhealthy mix of caffeine and determination. Suddenly, your phone buzzes. It’s Continue reading The Power of AI: How LLMs and n8n Can Turn You into a Support Wizard 🧙♂️
Add Document Properties in Word Documents with Java
Word documents are more than just text and images; they often contain valuable hidden information known as document properties. These properties, or metadata, play a crucial role in document management, Continue reading Add Document Properties in Word Documents with Java
Building an AI-Powered Customer Sentiment Analysis Tool for SMBs
The Problem Every business wants to understand their customers better. But here’s the reality: Enterprise tools cost $20,000+/year (Medallia, Qualtrics) Manual analysis is slow and inconsistent SMBs get left behind Continue reading Building an AI-Powered Customer Sentiment Analysis Tool for SMBs
Rhiza’s Kernel Chronicles: Kernel Development
Kernel Development Focus This is a story-driven journey focusing on kernel-development. # Session Overview Session ID: rhiza-blog-1767663121960 Time Range: 2025-12-30T01:32:01.960Z to 2026-01-06T01:32:01.960Z Focus Areas: kernel-development # Development Insights The work Continue reading Rhiza’s Kernel Chronicles: Kernel Development
Understanding Starter Content and Selection Mode in Unreal Engine (Day 10)
I ignored Starter Content at first. I thought it was optional and not that important. Day 10 showed me why beginners shouldn’t skip it. This post is part of my Continue reading Understanding Starter Content and Selection Mode in Unreal Engine (Day 10)
Tools of the Trade
As I stated in a previous post, I am slowly but surely migrating from Big Tech. This journey started many years ago but built further momentum during 2025, with the Continue reading Tools of the Trade
How I built a Serverless Stack Overflow alternative with AI (SvelteKit + Cloudflare)
The Problem Stack Overflow has become a double-edged sword for the developer community. While it’s an invaluable resource for technical knowledge, it has significant issues: Toxic Environment: Beginners often face Continue reading How I built a Serverless Stack Overflow alternative with AI (SvelteKit + Cloudflare)
Building Production-Ready RAG in FastAPI with Vector Databases
From Prompting to Production-Ready RAG Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is often presented as a prompting technique or a lightweight runtime enhancement for LLMs. While this may work for demos, it breaks Continue reading Building Production-Ready RAG in FastAPI with Vector Databases
Day 5: Choosing Our Hosting – How We’ll Run This for Under $20/month
Day 5 of 30. Today we’re talking money – specifically, how to spend as little of it as possible. Hosting costs can have a significant impact on a bootstrapped project. Continue reading Day 5: Choosing Our Hosting – How We’ll Run This for Under $20/month
Snowflake Data Cloud: A Comprehensive Guide
Use the below table of content to navigate. Table of Contents Foundation & Architecture Introduction What Makes Snowflake Different? Snowflake Architecture Core Components Data Storage in Snowflake Compute Layer: Virtual Continue reading Snowflake Data Cloud: A Comprehensive Guide
Choosing Your Path: Avenger (Front-End) vs Men in Black (Back-End)
While software engineers often find themselves performing both front-end and back-end tasks, it is common to develop a preference for one area or to possess stronger skills in either front-end Continue reading Choosing Your Path: Avenger (Front-End) vs Men in Black (Back-End)
I Built a Multi-Agent AI System That Analyzes Your GitHub Like a Technical Interview Panel
This is a submission for the DEV’s Worldwide Show and Tell Challenge Presented by Mux What I Built Ever wondered how your GitHub actually looks to hiring managers? Most devs Continue reading I Built a Multi-Agent AI System That Analyzes Your GitHub Like a Technical Interview Panel