Author name: Stefano Acerbetti

Software enthusiast with a passion for AI, edge computing, and building intelligent SaaS solutions. Experienced in cloud computing and infrastructure, with a track record of contributing to multiple tech companies in Silicon Valley. Always exploring how emerging technologies can drive real-world impact, from the cloud to the edge.

Eufy HomeKit Secure Video Integration Guide | HKSV with Scrypted

Why I Started This Project (Spoiler: Pure Frustration) So there I was, sitting with my fancy Eufy security cameras that cost a small fortune, staring at my iPhone Home app, wondering why the hell I couldn’t get HomeKit Secure Video working. I mean, these cameras are good. No subscription fees, local storage, decent video quality. But […]

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From “Meh” Sensors to a Meteorologist in Your Pocket

It all started with an impulse buy on Amazon (as most dangerous hobbies do).I grabbed an Ecowitt Wittboy Weather Station GW2001 — a beast of a device packed with every sensor imaginable: temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, rain, solar radiation, UV… basically the Swiss Army knife of weather gadgets. And honestly? It’s a great device. But after the

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Why Software Teams Resist AI Coding Tools Despite Executive Enthusiasm

Walk into any tech conference or tune into a software company’s earnings call, and you’ll hear the same story repeated with evangelical fervor. CTOs paint vivid pictures of AI-powered development pipelines. Engineering leaders boast about copilots that have “transformed” their coding processes. Startup founders promise that AI will revolutionize everything from code reviews to deployment

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AI in Software Development: Why Waterfall is Making a Comeback in 2025

The AI Revolution: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Software Development Methodologies The software development world has witnessed a fascinating evolution of methodologies over the past several decades. From the structured, sequential approach of Waterfall to the flexible, iterative nature of Agile, each methodology emerged as a response to the unique challenges and opportunities of its

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Production AI Agents Best Practices: The Rules No One Tells You Until It’s Too Late

The AI Agent Dream vs. Reality If you’ve ever seen a demo of an AI agent, you know the feeling: it’s like magic.You give it a vague task: “Plan me a vacation,” “Fix my website,” “Summarize my inbox”, and poof, it delivers something so eerily correct you start wondering if you still have a job. Fast

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An abstract and surreal digital painting depicts a central, complex AI core appearing to break apart, surrounded by fragmented geometric shapes, erratic light beams, and multiple glowing red warning triangles. The vibrant, chaotic elements and error symbols symbolize a significant system malfunction or problematic output.

When Prompt Engineering Becomes a Liability: The Grok Debacle

In July 2025, xAI’s Grok made headlines for hallucinating political events, pushing offensive content, and ultimately getting banned in Turkey. The chaos wasn’t accidental — it was the result of conscious product decisions, including a prompt that explicitly encouraged politically incorrect claims and an auto-RAG pipeline with no filtering. Even more ironic? The community discovered all this

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How to Run Kubernetes on Jetson Nano with Talos Linux

Running Kubernetes on the NVIDIA Jetson Nano with Talos Linux is possible thanks to an official Talos image—but there’s a catch: it doesn’t support the Jetson’s GPU out of the box. Since Talos uses a minimal, secure architecture and NVIDIA’s L4T kernel is heavily customized, enabling GPU acceleration takes extra work. In this 2025 guide,

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Jetson Nano Kubernetes Kernel Guide

Build a Custom Kernel for Modern K8s Support 🚀 Unlock Full Kubernetes Support on Jetson Nano The NVIDIA Jetson Nano is a powerful and compact platform for AI and edge computing, but its default kernel is missing critical features required by modern Kubernetes workloads. If you’ve run into persistent kube-proxy sync errors, broken container networking,

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A futuristic server rack with a Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi, and old Mac Mini glowing with Kubernetes and Talos logos, symbolizing a home Kubernetes cluster.

Running Kubernetes with Talos on Bare Metal

Sometimes you just want to run Kubernetes without babysitting an OS. No patching weird daemons. No apt upgraderoulette. No mystery errors after installing a “helpful” package at 2am. Enter Talos Linux: an operating system so opinionated, it makes Arch users look indecisive. Talos isn’t just a lightweight OS—it’s practically a Kubernetes appliance. It removes distractions, limits access

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