Month: June 2025

How a smart documentation co-pilot, integrated right into my editor, helped me reclaim hours and stay in the coding flow. As developers, we all know the feeling. You’re deep in the zone, writing code, everything’s clicking. Ideas are flowing, and you’re making great progress. And then… bam! You hit that moment. You need to use … Read more

I’ve been thinking about making a multiplayer RPG web platform since my days as a Flash dev. There are plenty of online TTRPG options out there (many great!) but none of them felt quite right for how I’d like to play. Have you seen the video where Deborah Ann Woll shows Jon Bernthal how to … Read more

Short Answer: Yes. Long Answer: It Depends. Consultants! Few things unify opinion like management consultants do. With the arrival of Generative AI, the realm of management consulting is under scrutiny. AI capabilities are growing in leaps and bounds. Several questions that we may ask of a consultant, can be directed towards Gen AI, which will … Read more

Okay, okay, I get it. It’s 2025, and I’m still clinging to some of these VS Code extensions like they’re the last roll of toilet paper in a pandemic. 🤦‍♂️ But hey, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? Well, maybe “ain’t broke” is a bit of an exaggeration for some of them. It’s … Read more

Last year, Ukrainian military intelligence did what sounds like science fiction: they fed thousands of images of Russian jets into artificial intelligence systems, training machines to hunt and dive-bomb strategic bombers meant to launch nuclear annihilation. On 1 June, those AI-trained killing machines proved they learned their lessons perfectly. Ukrainian forces loaded homegrown drones into … Read more

Rust offers different ways to initialize compile time-initialized variables. Recently, I had to create a runtime-initialized variable: existing approaches don’t work in this case. I want to describe multiple ways to achieve it in this post. Constants The Rust language allows you to create constants. Two keywords are available: const and static. Sometimes a certain … Read more

The Next Evolution of AI: From Tools to Strategic Partners My 20+ years navigating the entrepreneurial landscape have taught me one undeniable truth: the core of any successful business lies in its relationships. This insight profoundly shaped my perspective on Artificial Intelligence. While the tech world often buzzes about AI as a powerful tool or … Read more

If you’ve ever launched a major feature, only to watch it spectacularly break under pressure, you know exactly why resiliency matters. As a Software Development Manager (SDM) at Amazon, I’ve been on the front lines of creating systems that handle real-world chaos gracefully. Let’s talk resiliency—focusing on critical architectural patterns in plain language: Retries, Circuit … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Methodology and 2.1. Research Questions 2.2. Data Collection 2.3. Data Labelling 2.4. Data Extraction 2.5. Data Analysis 3. Results and Interpretation and 3.1. Type of Problems (RQ1) 3.2. Type of Causes (RQ2) 3.3. Type of Solutions (RQ3) 4. Implications 4.1. Implications for the Copilot Users 4.2. Implications … Read more

Artificial Intelligence ≠ Artificial Judgment It’s 2025, and generative AI is writing poems, booking appointments, and drafting contracts. But ask it to flag a shell company funnelling illicit crypto to sanctioned entities — and it might fail, spectacularly. In a world where financial crime is evolving faster than algorithms can keep up, the biggest myth … Read more

Since the advent of BTC and cryptocurrencies, there have been several critics of digital currencies, tagging them as fads and unprintable names. Unfortunately, most of these critics are reputable individuals, CEOs, or heads of government agencies. However, a handful of them have been retracing their stance on crypto assets. Similarly, most government officials and institutional … Read more

If you’ve just dropped into the cursed lands of Limveld in Elden Ring Nightreign, you may have encountered a few unusual weapons with small icons or passive effects listed under their stats. These are weapon passive abilities, and understanding them is crucial for a strong character build. In Elden Ring Nightreign, every weapon is a … Read more

TL;DR Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies designed to maintain a stable value, often pegged to fiat currency like the US dollar, though true stability hasn’t always been achieved. The sources identify five primary types: Fiat-backed (most common, backed by reserves, but less decentralized), Cryptocurrency-backed (backed by other crypto, often overcollateralized), Algorithmic (rely on code and incentives, history … Read more

The web is littered with broken links, broken dreams, and dead domains — a swath of digital ghosts, businesses, and portfolios that once thrived. Every year, countless site owners wake to the stark realization that a missed renewal or registrar hiccup has wiped their online presence from existence. From academic citations that no longer resolve, … Read more

It was close to midnight when an innocuous PDF landed in my inbox: a “system card” for Claude Opus 4, one of the latest large language models in a crowded field of AI contenders. I opened it expecting the usual résumé of benchmarks and latency charts. What I found instead was a short vignette that … Read more

Let’s be honest – everyone is talking about Model Context Protocol (MCP) as if it’s the next big revolution in AI. Tech blogs are buzzing, conferences are filled with MCP panels, and developers are rushing to implement it. But here’s my take: MCP isn’t such a big deal. It’s just another protocol in the evolution … Read more