Personal blog by a Google engineer covering practical cloud and gaming how-tos, such as hosting a Minecraft server on Google Compute Engine and deploying containers on GCP. It also includes occasional technical analysis, like a look at how the Co-WIN registration portal handled millions of requests.
Website: https://blog.milanmenezes.me/
Deep-dive analyses of technology companies and sub-industries, focused on AI, semiconductors, cloud, software and ad tech. Issues combine expert interviews, alternative data and investment-oriented views ahead of big tech earnings.
Data Gravity is a quantitative newsletter analysing AI infrastructure economics, covering debt financing costs for data centers and GPU clouds, Nvidia's franchise-style cloud model, and GPU depreciation and rental pricing. It gives founders, operators and investors numeric, sourced takeaways they can use for planning and risk assessment.
Noah Lebovic's blog mixes detailed security research, such as bypassing session isolation in Claude Code on the web, with arguments about how AI lowers the barrier to hacking. It also covers how crypto-mining infrastructure is reshaping cloud computing for scientific work.
A personal engineering blog focused mainly on .NET, with hands-on posts about cloud cost management, performance benchmarking and security monitoring. Readers get practical, experience-based write-ups drawn from real systems such as Have I Been Pwned and the RabbitMQ .NET client.
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