# artem (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover artem. Page: Feed: --- ## [RAM — or What Is Actually in Highest Demand Today?](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/ram-highest-demand-today/) _2026-08-10 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ The AI boom keeps moving its own bottleneck: from compute, to memory, to interconnect, to power. A look at why HBM is today's constraint — and what comes after it. ## [One Document Language, Many Formats: Separating the Layout Engine from PDFBox and Apache POI](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/one-document-language-many-formats/) _2026-08-03 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ PDFBox should not be your architecture, and neither should Apache POI. What happens when one engine resolves the layout once and every output format becomes a backend that only has to translate the result. ## [GraphCompose 2.1: One Document, Two Real Outputs](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/graphcompose-2-1-twinned/) _2026-07-26 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ The twinned release: the same resolved layout now renders as a print-ready PDF and as an editable PowerPoint deck — native shapes, not a screenshot of a page — plus keep-with-next pagination and a render that can no longer destroy the file it replaces. ## [I Just Wanted to Make a CV in Java. I Ended Up Building a Document Engine.](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/i-just-wanted-to-make-a-cv-in-java/) _2026-07-05 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ How fighting PDF coordinates turned into GraphCompose — a declarative, testable layout engine for structured PDFs in Java. ## [A Big Markdown File Should Become a PDF You Can Navigate](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/markdown-navigable-pdf/) _2026-07-04 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ Convert a long Markdown document to PDF and it becomes something you move around in: a clickable bookmark outline, working \[text\](#heading) jumps, a page-numbered contents, bidirectional footnotes. Why that's the part most converters skip, and how it all falls out of a single idea — name an anchor now, let the engine bind it to a page after layout. ## [GraphCompose 1.8: Documents That Can Draw](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/graphcompose-1-8-illustrative/) _2026-06-19 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ The illustrative release: native vector charts, SVG import with real gradients, free-form path clipping, and keepTogether() pagination — all compiled into the same deterministic engine primitives. ## [The Race Where Two Players Have Nowhere to Retreat](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/the-race-neural-nets/) _2026-06-15 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ Four labs lead the AI race, but only two — OpenAI and Anthropic — have no ecosystem to fall back on. A personal take on why their data culture may decide it. ## [Document Generation Is Backend Infrastructure](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/documents-are-backend-infrastructure/) _2026-06-15 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ Why document generation deserves to be treated as backend infrastructure, and when a Java project actually needs a document engine. ## [Why I Started This Blog](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/why-i-started-this-blog/) _2026-06-14 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ A short note on why I want a personal technical blog and what I plan to write about. ## [What Drove Me to Build GraphCompose](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/what-drove-me-to-build-graphcompose/) _2026-06-14 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ From fighting PDFBox coordinates to building a Java-first declarative document layout engine. ## [One Cloud, Every AI Layer (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/wzBeQoLatqBU) _2026-06-14 · **Sponsored**_ Run agents, inference, and infrastructure on one stack — economics improve as you scale. ## [Lessons from Building a Java PDF Engine](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/lessons-from-building-a-java-pdf-engine/) _2026-06-14 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ Engineering lessons from building layout, pagination, and rendering code in Java. ## [AI as a Developer Tool, Not Cheating](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/ai-as-a-developer-tool-not-cheating/) _2026-06-14 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ A practical view of AI-assisted development and where responsibility still belongs. ## [Claude Fable 5 and the Shape of Frontier AI Access](https://demchaav.github.io/blog/posts/claude-fable-5-and-the-shape-of-frontier-ai-access/) _2026-06-14 · Home on Artem Demchyshyn_ A short reflection on Claude Fable 5, Mythos-class models, safety layers, pricing, and what frontier AI access may become.