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Wie wir Software planen, bauen und ausliefern, geschrieben von den Leuten, die die Arbeit machen. Feldnotizen aus 100+ abgeschlossenen Projekten.

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What self-hosted AI actually costs

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Everyone quotes the GPU price. Nobody quotes the power bill, the quantization trade-offs or the weekend the model server fell over. A realistic breakdown of running AI on your own hardware.

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Frühere Beiträge

  1. The hard part of robotics is the softwareThe arm arrives, the demo works, and then the project stalls for six months. What actually goes wrong in robotics projects, and why it is almost never the hardware.
  2. Where AI agents actually work todayPast the demos and the doom, a short field guide to the agent workloads that reliably pay for themselves in normal companies, and the ones that quietly do not.
  3. Why we build everything in-houseNo subcontractors, no handoffs, no 'that's the other team's part.' Why building end-to-end under one roof produces better software, faster, and who actually owns it when we're done.
  4. How we scope a projectA rough idea and a short call is enough. Here is the process we use to turn 'I think I need an app' into a written scope you can actually decide on.

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Notes from the workshop

Occasional writing about how we scope, build and ship software. No campaigns, no drip sequences, and you can leave in one click.