OpenStreetMap Is Not a Routing Model And Treating It Like One Is Expensive
The structural misalignment between OSM’s flexibility and the deterministic demands of production routing systems.
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Newsletter #2: When Layers Get in the Way
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Beyond Enterprise OOP: Building Clear, Composable Systems with PostgreSQL and Rust
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Beyond Static Models: Behavior-First Design for Changing Domains
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