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@dan1st

Daniyel Eto

I am a software developer who enjoys building practical applications and solving...
Joined August 2026
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Sep 27 • Articles • 3 min read
The Problem PromptWars Challenge 4 asked for a GenAI solution touching stadium navigation, crowd management, accessibility, transportation, sustainability, multilingual support, and operational intelligence during FIFA World Cup 2026 — for fans, ...
Sep 27 • Articles • 6 min read
As a student, it is easier than ever to build something real. A side project can become a startup. A hackathon idea can become an MVP. A class project can turn into a product with paying users. The difficult part is not always coming up with the ide...
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Sep 22 • Articles • 5 min read
Building an Interactive Knowledge Graph with React: The MyZubster MONERO Implementation We recently added an interactive Knowledge Graph to MyZubster, starting with the MONERO / ART-001 knowledge node. The objective was straightforward: move beyon...
Sep 22 • Articles • 1 min read
This week Anthropic confirmed something that would have been a front-page freakout two years ago: Claude models are now materially involved in engineering their own next generation — writing code, running evals, shaping research for the models that r...
Sep 22 • Launches • 1 min read
Transcribe Instagram Reels and videos to text and SRT...
Sep 16 • Articles • 1 min read
Two weeks ago, a 23-year-old alignment researcher named Naomi Bashkansky resigned from OpenAI. The next morning she started as a Founding Researcher at Conduit, a San Francisco startup with a mission statement that reads like a rejected Black Mirror ...
Sep 16 • Articles • 7 min read
The Border Was Never a Border: What Two "Separate" CSS Bugs Taught Me About Editing a Page I Thought I Knew I spent an afternoon breaking my own homepage, and the useful part is not the fix. It is the order I did things in, which was wrong, and the...
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Sep 16 • Articles • 4 min read
A pod dying and a system recovering are not the same thing. That gap is where most of the interesting failures actually live, and it's what pushed me to build fault-sentinelhttps://github.com/aashiruu/fault-sentinel, a lightweight, Kubernetes-native ...
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Sep 6 • Articles • 2 min read
!https://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/mofrtzuk654jozzv3zhu.jpeg Hello. I'm writing this post as a matter of contribution. I forked Tcsh, and added some features. My most-recent contribution is on one-line control structu...
Sep 6 • Articles • 5 min read
Building modern software platforms often feels like riding an endless pendulum. Every decade, the tech industry promises a revolutionary paradigm shift that will solve all our development bottlenecks. Yet engineering budgets keep ballooning, time to...
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Sep 6 • Launches • 1 min read
Free, privacy-first JSON tools that run entirely in browser....
Aug 26 • Articles • 5 min read
AI coding agents forget everything between sessions. The bug you debugged for 3 hours. The architecture decision. The Windows gotcha. agentic-cortex gives them persistent, searchable, self-improving memory across sessions and projects — entirely loca...
Aug 26 • Articles • 6 min read
I needed to pull a few fields out of some JSON. Nothing exotic, a couple of nested values and one filtered list. So I did the ordinary thing, reached for a JSONPath library, wrote a query, and moved on. A week later I swapped that library for an unr...
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Aug 26 • Articles • 4 min read
Trust systems1 have long been a contentious topic in cloud computing. Standard cloud models operate on a passive assumption that you trust your cloud provider and you trust the underlying host OS, and more importantly, you trust the hypervisor not to...
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Aug 24 • Articles • 7 min read
Originally published on DEV Community in July 2026. This version is updated with the current state of the lab and a new section on what happened when I finally tested my backups. I'm an IT Systems Administrator / Service Desk Team Lead L2 in Torino,...
Aug 24 • Articles • 4 min read
For decades, learning to code meant learning how to write code. You learned syntax. You memorized APIs. You practiced algorithms. You built projects. You learned frameworks. But AI has changed one fundamental part of that equation. Writing code is...
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Aug 20 • Articles • 3 min read
The SyntaxError: invalid syntax is a common error encountered by Python developers. It occurs when the Python interpreter encounters an invalid syntax in the parsing stage of the source code. This error can be caused by a variety of human mistakes,...
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