Month: August 2025

I remember the moment the Nomad 2 stopped being a gadget and started feeling like a lifeline. We had been slogging along a muddy two-track for hours, the kind of road that eats zip ties and optimism. One of our trucks slid into a washout and sat, nose buried, lights off. Phones had no bars, … Read more

For decades, private markets have been the land of the locked-up. If you invested in private equity, venture funds, or private credit, you knew one thing for certain: your money was going to be tied up for years. Liquidity was a privilege reserved for public markets, leaving trillions of dollars in private assets effectively frozen. … Read more

I’ll be honest: I’m tired of hearing about the “AI revolution.” It’s 2025. Trillions have been spent on models. And what’s the big breakthrough in interfaces? n Still the same old chatbox. No branches. n No canvases. n No merging mindmaps. n Just a text field with a scrollbar. I’ve personally tried a bunch of the … Read more

:::warning DISCLAIMER: The code in this article is for educational purposes only. ::: If you are finding it difficult to comprehend either storage, memory, or calldata, you are not alone. This is an area most beginner developers struggle to grasp, and even some experienced Solidity developers still don’t fully understand. What are these ‘special words’? … Read more

In a trendy tech industry, network engineering seems overshadowed by many trends, and many people forget the importance of the fundamentals of networking. Cloud, AI, Cybersecurity, Cloud computing, Software development, how many times do you see networking mentioned among the critical skills to learn? In the fast-paced tech industry, network engineering often gets overlooked amidst … Read more

1 Introduction and Context 1.1. Problem Statement The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has led to the development of autonomous, goal-oriented agents that are capable of reasoning, planning, and executing complex tasks. These agents, however, are frequently designed and implemented within siloed ecosystems, which hinders their ability to communicate, collaborate, and interoperate effectively across platforms. … Read more

Frontend reviews pass quickly, but don’t look at the things users actually touch – the product. Catch system failures, side effects, missed labels, broken focus traps, and missing headings before your users do.

You’ve probably heard it somewhere: some media or financial personality claiming that cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic or inherent value, and this, apparently, is some kind of scam or damning mistake. For instance, Jamie Dimon, chief of the financial multinational JP Morgan Chase, has said it with complete confidence: “Bitcoin itself has no intrinsic value.” Which … Read more

If you’re like me and work with multiple AI coding agents, you know the frustration of managing different instruction files. It’s a pain to keep everything updated across various formats. But I’ve got some great news for you. A new, simplified standard has emerged, and it’s called AGENTS.md. The Problem with Competing Standards For a … Read more

I recently came across a report by Ukrainian researchers analyzing the key trends, challenges, risks, and opportunities of developing Large Language Models (LLMs) at the state level. It compiles global practices in building national LLMs and explores the feasibility of investing in this direction. What is revealing in the report is that GovTech projects today place … Read more

Islands Architecture lets developers ship less, do more, and give users speed where it counts. It renders the majority of the page server-side, using static HTML whenever possible, and hydrates only the components that need to be interactive.