Month: May 2025

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background to the GDPR Literature Review 3.1 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulation 3.2 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulator 3.3 Consumer perceptions of privacy 3.4 Business response to Data Protection regulation 3.5 Employee awareness of their employer’s Data Protection regulator 3.6 Employee perception of benefit … Read more

Introduction Recently, I have started to build apps using the web stack: frontend htmx tailwindcss daisyui alpine backend go templ postgres devex gitlab ci nix devshells I have now built two apps using this stack, one of them being banterbus.games a browser-based party game (currently broken). Using web sockets, so it isn’t the most normal … Read more

Today we will ask most frequent questions about Ghost Jobs and Platforms where you can get a dream job! (Based on the questions I receive in progress of CV building and Job Hunting sessions) Where to Apply? When I was jobhunting, LinkedIn was my go-to platform – and it’s where I see most companies hunting … Read more

Traditional monitoring no longer meets the needs of complex data organizations. Instead of relying on reactive systems to identify known issues, data engineers must create interactive observability frameworks that help them quickly find any type of anomaly. While observability can encompass many different practices, in this article, I’ll share a high-level overview and practical tips … Read more

This article was written by Andrew Morgan of MongoDB. From time to time, I’ll run a design review for an application being migrated from a relational database onto MongoDB, where the customer shares an architectural diagram showing a caching layer (typically Redis) sitting between the app server and MongoDB. I like to keep the architecture as simple as … Read more

In this article, we mainly focus on the paper, “Risk-Sensitive Compact Decision Trees for [Autonomous ]()Execution in Presence of Simulated Market Response”, to discuss how Machine Learning helps us get a better execution strategy. During the process, we add more information from other papers, which are basic theories for this paper and additional sources to … Read more

AI companies have a problem and it has nothing to do with tech… it’s their messaging. I’ve spent years architecting AI and big data machine learning products, from my time at Microsoft to now as a fractional CTO and AI advisor to startups. Over that time I’ve seen brilliant AI products flounder because the messaging … Read more

We all hear the “reasons why.” Industries run on them. “We prioritize X because it’s efficient.” “Our media covers Y because it’s newsworthy.” “This is the path to success because it’s proven.” For years, I nodded along, trying to fit my own entrepreneurial journey into these accepted narratives. But something always felt… off. The stated … Read more

Auto Hide Taskbar on Windows 11: Whenever we watch a movie on Netflix or Amazon Prime or while playing Games, we prefer Full Screen Mode for the maximum screen size and immersive experience. In the same way, you can maximize your Windows 11 space and have a cleaner and aesthetically pleasing Desktop using the Automatically … Read more

In late 2023, DNA testing company 23andMe disclosed a breach that compromised the personal and genetic data of millions of users [1]. Unlike a typical cybersecurity incident involving passwords or payment information, this attack exposed deeply personal insights—ancestry details, genetic markers, family connections—that are impossible to reset. This breach was a turning point in the digital … Read more

Hybrid is not a fallback — it’s the real strategy. Subtitle: Why Pure AI Isn’t Enough — And How Combining Bulletproof APIs with Smart NL2SQL Creates the Future of Database Interaction 1. Introduction Databases weren’t designed to “listen” — meaning understand flexible human intentions. They were designed to “obey” — meaning strictly execute SQL commands. … Read more

I was helping my friend Freddy with his project called BritMap — an interactive map of the city of York, UK. It lets you explore the secrets, buildings, and historic figures around you. SwiftUI. Mapbox SDK. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy. We received a lot of positive feedback. But some of my friends complained that it was crashing … Read more

In today’s world, the volume of data doubles every two years. However, the data itself won’t have much value if you have to wait too long for processing results. For example, in the US, over 43% of customers switched banks due to slow digital services. In e-commerce, every second of delay on a website reduces … Read more

Pinhole Camera Projection Basic Definitions The object (flower) is said to be in the world and its position is given by world coordinates in 3D (x,y,z) Now imagine the light rays from the object pass through a hole and get projected on a wall. The wall is the IMAGE plane and the hole it passes through is called the PINHOLE. The camera … Read more

Attending the RSA Conference 2025 in San Francisco was both exhilarating and sobering. It is one thing to read about the reports or watch product demos on the internet — quite another to be with more than 400 cybersecurity vendors, several thousand industry professionals, and the very real energy of an industry in transformation. n … Read more

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are unique digital assets on a blockchain. These digital assets can represent anything. The first experiments in tokenization via NFTs began with the most obvious applications, such as works of art. The unique nature of NFTs allows for new forms of NFT ownership, monetization, and trading. Over time, the technology became more … Read more

Tell us about you. At Forescribe, we’re on a mission to revolutionize how enterprises see, secure, and scale their software ecosystems. As a next-gen SaaS and Cloud Spend Intelligence platform, we bring FinOps, IT, and Procurement together—eliminating blind spots, reducing digital Opex, and restoring full control over Shadow IT. Our vision is simple yet ambitious: … Read more

Listen up, Internet bros, broskies, and brofessionals. If you’re reading this, you’re probably wondering how to take your brand, your business, or your “passion project” (aka your side hustle you started after watching The Wolf of Wall Street three times in a row) and make it pop, sizzle, explode—go viral. Well, you’ve come to the … Read more