Month: June 2025

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In the past year, I have had countless conversations with product teams, founders, and engineering leads across different stages of startup and enterprise growth. A recurring theme I noticed was a struggle with the building approach. This led me to write about a dilemma I have helped many navigate: Should your team take a product-business-led … Read more

Hi! Today, I want to tell you how to add a blockchain network to MetaMask with the help of RPC URLs from GetBlock. Let`s start! Open MetaMask and navigate to network settings. In the MetaMask extension (or phone app), click the network selector (top-left) and select “Add Network” (or “Add Network Manually” under Custom Networks). … Read more

In modern Go projects, it’s too easy for accidental API changes or subtle documentation edits to sneak through pull requests or release processes unnoticed. relimpact is a lightweight CLI tool that helps you understand what really changed between two Git refs — with clean, structured, human-friendly reports. Use it in CI pipelines, release PRs, or locally before tagging … Read more

Disclaimer: Readers should not infer that Google is using or planning to use any of these technologies in its products or services. Introduction The ever-increasing demand for data-driven applications and services has placed pressure on networking infrastructures. As the primary source for data flow, network routers and switches play an important role in ensuring seamless … Read more

At $109 000 per BTC, it’s the question on everyone’s mind — especially solo miners watching their rigs sweat and their profits shrink. Every few years, crypto declares something obsolete: ICOs, NFTs, Ethereum killers… and now mining. But here’s the paradox: ASICs are still selling out. Hosting centers are full. Warehouses hum like it’s 2021. … Read more

The Employee Mindset: What Comes Next You’ve got a job. Maybe it’s fine, maybe it isn’t. But at some point, the thought shows up. Is this all there is? Should I stay here for the next ten years? Before jumping into anything new, it’s worth sitting with that question. No hype, no pressure. Just an … Read more

Oracle Database 23ai introduces a long-awaited improvement for managing database objects gracefully support for the IF [NOT] EXISTS clause in DDL statements. This enhancement simplifies schema management by preventing runtime errors when creating or dropping objects that may or may not already exist. For DBAs and developers building reusable, idempotent deployment scripts, this feature marks … Read more

Is your CRM more “graveyard” than “growth engine?” n You’re not alone. Thousands of contacts sit in cold storage: once warm, now silent. Leads you paid for. Leads that once showed intent. Now? Cash purgatory. Let’s be real: follow-up is hard. After two decades selling tech stuff I understand: It’s time-consuming It requires creativity most … Read more

Here we go again! Another wave of new terms is making ripples across the AI community. Keeping an eye on all these trends can be tough (especially when many of them are, let’s be honest, just buzzwords! 😏) In particular, the latest trend is an agentic approach to AI. Look around, and you’ll see everyone … Read more

The modern world revolves around data. It is essential for decision making across all sectors, and healthcare is no exception. Actually, around 30% of the world’s data volume is produced by the healthcare sector alone. Records and reports are collected for each patient’s diagnosis, hospital admission, home care, and prescription. Maintaining an efficient system for … Read more

In a financial landscape often focused on Bitcoin as merely an asset, Borja Martel Seward, Co-Founder and CEO of Roxom and RoxomTV, offers a refreshing, Bitcoin-native vision. His companies are not just in the crypto space; they are building foundational pillars directly on top of the Bitcoin network. This interview delves into Roxom’s Bitcoin-denominated exchange … Read more

Knowledge Graphs and Graph RAG Galore, New Graph Database Engines, Graph Analytics and Visualization, and Graph Foundation Models. Do you trust market research reports? If you do, here’s evidence #1 to consider: The global knowledge graph market is projected to reach $6.93 Billion by 2030 from $1.06 Billion in 2024, growing at a CAGR of … Read more

The US-Gulf AI Alliance and the Future of AI Power On 14 February 1945, Franklin D. Roosevelt met Saudi King Abdul Aziz aboard the USS Quincy and put together an important deal: Washington guaranteed security and engineering expertise (via what became Aramco), and in return, Riyadh guaranteed reliable petroleum priced in U.S. dollars. The agreement birthed both … Read more

The Collision of Two Development Paradigms The software development landscape is experiencing a dramatic shift with the emergence of “vibe coding” – a fresh take in coding where users express their intention using plain speech, and the AI transforms that thinking into executable code. This AI-powered development approach has rapidly gained traction, with startups with … Read more