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How Gowtham Reddy Kunduru overcame early setbacks to become a lead engineer driving healthcare, fintech, and cloud innovation.
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Gowtham Reddy Kunduru’s career is a story of resilience and reinvention. Once written off in college, he rebuilt himself through discipline and software engineering. From startup success to leading healthcare NLP systems processing 158M records, and fintech platforms serving 2.5M users, his journey shows how perseverance turns setbacks into engineering leadership.

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LLM APIs have real speed limits. Learn how tokens, rate limits, and batching affect scale—and how to avoid costly 429 errors in production.
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LLM rate limits are unavoidable, but most failures come from poor prompt design, bursty traffic, and naive request patterns. This guide explains how to reduce token usage, pace requests, batch safely, and build LLM systems that scale without constant 429 errors.

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LaTeX isn't just for academia. Use custom commands to keep names, POV voices, and styled elements consistent across your manuscript, then reformat in seconds.
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LaTeX isn't just for academia. Use custom commands to keep names, POV voices, and styled elements consistent across your manuscript, then reformat in seconds.

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OpenAI is starting to raise some ethical concerns, and now the tech community wants to fight back. Here is a quick summary.
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OpenAI has made tech waves in the recent years with the remanent of LLMs as search engine reindexing algorithms. The biggest issue, however, is that OpenAI is extremely centralized and has a business model that is based off of incentivizing data harvesting. This led me to build AI systems based on open peering that aims to democratize LLMs and AI applications.

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Meet Yuri Misnik, Chief Technology Officer at inDrive.
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We’re excited to welcome Yuri Misnik, Chief Technology Officer at inDrive, for a conversation on scaling technology, AI innovation, and building a lean and strong engineering organization. Yuri brings decades of global leadership experience across major technology and financial services organizations, having held senior roles at companies including Microsoft and AWS. At inDrive, Yuri oversees the company’s engineering, AI, and data teams as the platform evolves from a leading ride-hailing service into a full-featured super app. In this interview, we explore what energizes him about this transformational stage at inDrive, how technology is influencing the company’s trajectory, and the leadership principles that guide his approach to lean yet impactful engineering.

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Kranthi Kumar Gajji explains how AI, cloud systems, and trading logic can reduce waste, improve sustainability, and optimize agriculture.
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Kranthi Kumar Gajji explores how trading and e-commerce logic can be applied to agriculture to reduce waste and inefficiency. By combining AI, cloud systems, and real-time data, he shows how farms can convert latency into opportunity, balance speed with seasonal learning, and build resilient, decentralized food systems optimized for long-term sustainability.

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Claude Code allows you to move an entire conversation, including context, history, and the working branch, between the web and your local terminal. To use it, you need to connect your local environment to Claude's cloud.

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How does SeaTunnel Zeta handle 10k+ tasks?
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The answer is smart classloader reuse, distributed IMap checkpoints, and Catalog caching for massive scaling.