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What Is an Internal Forward Deployed Engineer?
I didn’t realize I was doing Forward Deployed Engineering until someone else gave it a name.
 • Zahiruddin Tavargere
Why Muse Can't Plan My Career
I didn’t write my first real line of code until my early 30s
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I Thought Jev vs Laya Would Be a Fair Fight. I Was Wrong.
For years, we’ve assumed that production AI systems need to call a hosted model every time they need to make a decision.
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Why I'm Paying Attention to JEV (And Why You Should Too)
What if the next breakthrough in AI isn’t another chatbot...
 • Zahiruddin Tavargere
Why Modern MCP Clients Don’t Load Every Tool
If you’ve built an MCP client with dozens—or hundreds—of tools, you’ve probably run into the same question:
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What Picking the Wrong Model Taught Me About AI Architecture
I spent more time on one mistake than I expected.
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Context Engineering: The Discipline Behind Agents That Don’t Forget
Why “just add more context” is the wrong fix - and the 9-stage pipeline that actually works.
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WebMCP vs MCP: Everything You Need to Know Before You Build
As powerful the Browser Use feature in ChatGPT and Claude is - it’s also the most impractical.
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DeepSeek Harness, NVIDIA's NOOA, and Why the Harness Is Everything (Not the Model)
Every few weeks a new model tops a leaderboard and the timeline loses its mind.Thanks for reading The Adaptive Engineer!
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