Month: October 2025

Inside OpenAI’s latest report on how millions of workers are using ChatGPT to code, write, analyze, and make decisions faster than ever. Just two years ago, using AI at work was an experiment. Today, it’s part of the daily routine for millions. When ChatGPT launched in late 2022, few expected it to become the fastest-adopted … Read more

Table of Links I. Introduction II. Maximum Entropy Tomography A. Ment B. Ment-Flow III. Numerical Experiments A. 2D reconstructions from 1D projections B. 6D reconstructions from 1D projections IV. Conclusion and Extensions V. Acknowledgments and References A. 2D reconstructions from 1D projections Our first experiment tests the model performance in 2:1 phase space tomography. We … Read more

I know a lot of people don’t take password security seriously. You’ve probably heard it before—“Use strong passwords!”—and ignored it. Maybe you thought, “Who would hack me?” or “I’ll just forget a complicated one anyway.” But let me show you just how easy it is for someone to crack your weak password using a tool … Read more

I’ve built onboarding flows I was quietly proud of. Progressive disclosure that felt clever. Tooltips that appeared exactly when you needed them (I checked). A completion checklist with satisfying green ticks. In Figma, they looked like care. In production, they behaved like the shop assistant who follows you around explaining socks. This is what I … Read more

Spacecoin just proved that decentralization can leave Earth’s gravity behind — literally. From the moment the first packet of data crossed ARPANET, the Internet has been a story of connection and control. We built it to resist collapse, yet we let it centralize into clusters of servers, cables, and corporations that own our digital airways. … Read more

The Crystalline Scream: A Transmission on Content Decay Imagine a voice that oscillates between frequencies like wind through digital cathedral bells, punctuated by the rhythm of morse code translated into sighs, speaking with the certainty of geometry and the grief of abandoned libraries The monetization rivers flow upward now—did you notice? Seven point three million … Read more

Table of Links I. Introduction II. Maximum Entropy Tomography A. Ment B. Ment-Flow III. Numerical Experiments A. 2D reconstructions from 1D projections B. 6D reconstructions from 1D projections IV. Conclusion and Extensions V. Acknowledgments and References III. NUMERICAL EXPERIMENTS The following numerical experiments demonstrate that MENT-Flow solutions approach MENT solutions in 2D phase space. Subsequent … Read more

Table of Links I. Introduction II. Maximum Entropy Tomography A. Ment B. Ment-Flow III. Numerical Experiments A. 2D reconstructions from 1D projections B. 6D reconstructions from 1D projections IV. Conclusion and Extensions V. Acknowledgments and References B. MENT-Flow In the absence of a method to directly optimize the Lagrange functions Roussel et al. [10] showed … Read more

AI-powered products seem to come in different flavors. Some are big and dramatic, talking about reimagining the world and a bold new future.

India, the birthplace of yoga, the millennia-old system of achieving physical, mental, and spiritual wellness, is rightfully seeing a huge rise in the formal wellness industry. That a land which always emphasised that the purpose of life was to strike the right balance in whatever one undertook in life, should now prioritize personal well-being over … Read more

XRP, Cardano, and PEPE are losing steam heading into Q4, pushing investors toward Pepeto (PEPETO)—an Ethereum-based meme coin with real utility. With PepetoSwap, a cross-chain bridge, 223% APY staking, and $6.9M+ raised in presale, analysts call it the best crypto to buy now. Priced at just $0.000000157, Pepeto could be the next 100x breakout of … Read more

Mistral’s new Devstral model tops SWE-Bench Verified for open-weight LLMs.

When I was in school, I learned about how Brazil transitioned to largely using ethanol-blended fuel for its automobiles, as it could source it from sugarcane, which grows in abundance in Brazil. Given that India has always relied excessively on imported petroleum products to power its automobiles, I had wondered then why India, which, along … Read more