Month: May 2025

There’s a lot of buzz around Google and AI. The current narrative is that Google is falling behind or unable to keep up with its competitors, such as ChatGPT and Perplexity, in the AI race. In this article, I will set up some basic context for readers to understand the whole picture better and then … Read more

In software development, one often encounters intriguing challenges, particularly when operating under stringent resource constraints and striving to minimize costs before the MVP proves its value. In such situations, the choice of algorithms and approaches becomes critical. I will discuss one such challenge related to working with geospatial data. Reverse Geocoding At the end of … Read more

The Storage System in Apache DolphinScheduler provides a unified interface for storing and retrieving files across various storage backends. It enables resource management for workflows and tasks, allowing users to upload files such as scripts, JAR files, configuration files, and other artifacts that can be used in task execution. The system abstracts the underlying storage … Read more

👋Why We Built This During the Nous RL Environments Hackathon, we set out to make AI agents interact like real people — not just answer prompts. Most multi-agent systems today lack evolving relationships, emotional nuance, or social memory. They talk, but they don’t relate. SimuChat changes that. It’s a WhatsApp-style group chat where multiple AI … Read more

👋 Why We Built This Social platforms make it easy to react — but not to respond. You double-tap to like. n You comment if you have time. n But what if you could justask the post a question, instantly? When I was selected for Meta’s invite-only LlamaCon Hackathon, I teamed up with fellow engineer … Read more

We’re living in an era in which some urgent environmental measures must be taken before it’s too late. Those measures are mostly physical, yes, but did you know that we can have a green economy, too? That’s what the Regenerative Finance (ReFi) concept is about. This is closely tied to regenerative economics, a notion introduced … Read more

In systems that need to handle large volumes of background data — such as billing routines — it’s common to fall into the trap of writing temporary scripts or running manual processes. That’s exactly what we set out to avoid. In this article, I share how Oban helped us structure a resilient and scalable job … Read more

If you’ve been wrestling with how to make AI conversations feel less like a series of one-off questions and more like a genuine, flowing dialogue, you’re in the right place. We’re seeing AI-driven chats pop up everywhere, from customer support bots to sophisticated virtual assistants. But making them truly smart and coherent? That’s where things … Read more