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Building Agent Memory with Vendor Lock-in Resistance (Part 2)

Building Agent Memory with Vendor Lock-in Resistance (Part 2)

Jul 06, 2026
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7 min read

The next step in my AI Agent's memory experiments: solving index bloat with Two-Tier Hierarchical Summary, hybrid scoring (semantic + importance + recency), and graph link validation.

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How I Build Agent Memory Free from Vendor Lock-in

How I Build Agent Memory Free from Vendor Lock-in

Jul 05, 2026
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7 min read

How I restructured my AI Agent's (Nouva) memory system from a noisy, bloated Vector DB into a lean, Two-Tier Hybrid RAG + NAS Markdown setup that covers 95% of personal needs.

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Understanding Docker and Kubernetes Philosophy Without Rigid Theories

Understanding Docker and Kubernetes Philosophy Without Rigid Theories

Jun 30, 2026
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8 min read

Why were Docker and Kubernetes actually created? Instead of getting dizzy reading rigid theories about container orchestration, let's discuss the core philosophy behind solving stateful environments.

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Loopback from Hell: When Proxmox Tried to Back Up the NAS Into the NAS Itself

Loopback from Hell: When Proxmox Tried to Back Up the NAS Into the NAS Itself

Jun 29, 2026
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5 min read

A classic homelab disaster story: how a misconfigured Terraform mount point backup triggered a crash loop, ate 200GB+ of storage, and caused massive SSD wear anxiety.

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How I Built My Homelab Architecture: From Bare Metal to the Public Internet

How I Built My Homelab Architecture: From Bare Metal to the Public Internet

Jun 28, 2026
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8 min read

A comprehensive guide to building a self-hosted homelab architecture from physical bare-metal servers, Proxmox virtualization, Kubernetes (K3s) orchestration, to exposing it securely to the public internet.

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Demystifying Database Performance: Hard Lessons from Production

Demystifying Database Performance: Hard Lessons from Production

Jun 01, 2026
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7 min read

A behind-the-scenes look at optimizing PostgreSQL. From connection leaks in Kubernetes, indexing overkill that killed bulk inserts, to stale cache disasters with Redis.

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Hitting the LangChain Wall: Why I Migrated to LangGraph for AI Agents

Hitting the LangChain Wall: Why I Migrated to LangGraph for AI Agents

Apr 06, 2026
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6 min read

A behind-the-scenes look at why I abandoned traditional linear pipelines and switched to LangGraph to build more reliable, state-driven AI agents.

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The GraphRAG Trap: Why I Uninstalled Neo4j for My Personal Assistant

The GraphRAG Trap: Why I Uninstalled Neo4j for My Personal Assistant

Feb 28, 2026
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3 min read

Why GraphRAG is often overkill for personal AI assistants and why I decided to pivot back to a simpler RAG + Memory stack for Nouva.

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Why Home-Lab Still Matters: Independent Infrastructure Architecture in the 2026 Cloud Era

Why Home-Lab Still Matters: Independent Infrastructure Architecture in the 2026 Cloud Era

Feb 25, 2026
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3 min read

In the midst of cloud dominance, building an independent infrastructure (home-lab) remains the best choice for engineers who prioritize privacy, total control, and operational efficiency.

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Building GraphRAG for Autonomous Agents with Neo4J and Graphitti

Building GraphRAG for Autonomous Agents with Neo4J and Graphitti

Feb 24, 2026
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3 min read

How to build autonomous agents with long-term memory using GraphRAG, Neo4J, and Graphitti.

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