Month: August 2025

This article shares eight things that work from onboarding and progress loops to identity and timing. Simple ideas, grounded in real experience.

A simple communication tool built with the help of AI to solve the problems of people that can’t communicate.

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Over the past few years, tipping culture in the U.S. has shifted in subtle but deeply felt ways. What used to be a straightforward gesture of appreciation has transformed into an obligation that feels like it’s being capitalized at every turn. I started noticing how often I’d be asked for a 20% tip for nothing … Read more

Most EdTech products focus on screens and data, ignoring the physical needs of students. This article argues for sensory-based, low-tech infrastructure (like wall-mounted panels) that support attention, regulation and inclusion through thoughtful environmental design. We don’t need more apps. We need learning spaces that work.

To succeed in the age of AI and SEO, focus on creating high-quality, authoritative content that is easy for AI to parse. This involves using a clear structure, schema markup, and E-E-A-T signals. By consistently tracking your citations and optimizing for specific platforms, you can effectively turn AI visibility into valuable organic traffic.

Let’s start with an uncomfortable truth: dashboards have become the beige carpet of SaaS. Everyone’s got them. Nobody’s excited about them. Sure, they looked snazzy at first, but after a while, they just sit there—passively collecting dust while users figure out their own way to get things done. And before anyone gets too sentimental about … Read more

Cloud computing sounds like something light and fluffy. In reality it is a massive industrial network of servers, cables, and cooling systems humming away in warehouses the size of football fields. We have gotten used to storing our lives up there in the skies, but the more we rely on it the more important it … Read more

Hi, I’m Vilian Iaumbaev! I recently built a system that automatically handles new crash reports for both iOS and Android — it makes tracking and fixing issues a whole lot easier. Why we did this. Manually assigning crashes to the right developers quickly became a tedious and unreliable task. It was easy to forget something, … Read more

Most software engineers who want to get closer to “the business side” of tech end up becoming product managers. It’s a natural path that allows you to stay close to the technical problems, get more involved with strategy, and still speak the language of engineers. I eventually took that path too. But before I did, … Read more

OpenAI has unveiled GPT-5, its most advanced model yet. It delivers breakthrough speed, adaptability, and real-world usefulness — and it’s already available to hundreds of millions of users. A Leap Forward Ever since OpenAI launched GPT-4 in March 2023, there’s been constant chatter — in tech media, on forums like Reddit’s r/MachineLearning and in AI … Read more