Dev builds own peering network hitting 350Mbps in the wild, agent makes the landing page
vincent_koc · x · 2026-10-13
vincentkoc shares his self-built global peering network: 200-350 Mbps even in a marshland with no usable WiFi — faster than he gets in SF. He then had his AI agent turn the setup into a slick tier-1-style landing page (kitsune) with a 3-step guide. His point: just build the things you want to keep using.
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