research
AI Agent Memory: How LLM Agents Remember Across Sessions
AI agent memory explained: the four memory types, how the MemoryOS paper borrows from operating systems, and a runnable Python example you can extend.
Notes on shipping
software in 2026.
msgspec vs Pydantic v2: When the Speed Gap Pays Off
msgspec vs Pydantic v2 in 2026: real code, reported benchmark numbers, where the speed gap actually shows up in a Python API, and how to run both together.
How to Build an AI Agent in Go (From Scratch, No Framework)
Build an AI agent in Go from scratch: a tool-calling loop against the Anthropic API in ~120 lines, no frameworks, with real code and the gotchas I hit.
Django-Bolt Review: Rust-Powered Django, FastAPI Speed
Python 3.15: Lazy Imports, frozendict, and Faster Startup
FastAPI vs Litestar vs Django Ninja: 2026 Verdict
Is a Computer Science Degree Worth It in 2026?
Is a computer science degree worth it in 2026? CS grad unemployment hit 6.1%, yet the answer flips depending on whether you study in the US or the EU.
Claude Sonnet 5 Review: A Week With Anthropic's New Default
Claude Sonnet 5 review after a week: it nearly matches Opus 4.8 on coding, beats it on Terminal-Bench, and runs at just $2/$10 — but the tokenizer bites.
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research
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papers, but readable — algorithms, AI, systems
15 jul
tutorials
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python, go, things I actually built and shipped
13 jul
comparisons
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x vs y vs z — benchmarks, pricing, real DX
14 jul
reviews
15
AI dev tools and models, after real use
11 jul
careers
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tech hiring data, EU/Cyprus angle, salary reports
8 jul
programming
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language deep-dives, idioms, the traps that bite
13 aprI'm Maksim. By day I lead an engineering team at inDrive. After hours I ship side projects (PageBloom, NotesPilot, MyDevKit, startgaze) and write things up here when I learn something worth keeping.
The blog itself runs on an agentic publishing pipeline I built and rebuilt — a slow-moving experiment in how much of a writer's workflow can be automated without losing the voice. It writes, fact-checks, and refreshes; I edit, decide, and publish.