Month: January 2026

Every AI coding assistant faces an inconvenient truth: it doesn’t understand your codebase. It searches. When you ask Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf “how does authentication work in this project?”, here’s what actually happens behind the scenes: $ grep -r “authentication” src/ src/auth/login.py:42:def verify_user(username, password): src/models.py:10:user_email = “user@example.com” src/config.py:5:# authentication settings src/utils.py:150:verify_user_input() … 30+ more … Read more

Growth hacks work, until they don’t. Most startups begin with quick wins: viral reels, aggressive ads, referral incentives, clever copy. For a while, momentum builds. Metrics go up. Dashboards look healthy. It feels like progress. Then something changes. Your customer acquisition costs start rising. Engagement flattens. What once felt like growth starts to feel like … Read more

Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) have been making a big splash in markets worldwide, with one major target for Chinese-made EVs being the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The UAE is a prime location for Chinese EVs to enter the Gulf market, enabling increased regional credibility while providing a robust market for EV development. The UAE also … Read more

In what could be interpreted as a warning of what lies ahead, AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio is warning that AI is showing signs of consciousness or “self-preservation” and humans might need to pull the plug at some point.  AI continues to rapidly evolve, moving beyond simple automation into more autonomous systems capable of complex, multi-step … Read more

Ollama has become the standard for running Large Language Models (LLMs) locally. In this tutorial, I want to show you the most important things you should know about Ollama. https://youtu.be/AGAETsxjg0o?embedable=true Watch on YouTube: Ollama Full Tutorial What is Ollama? Ollama is an open-source platform for running and managing large-language-model (LLM) packages entirely on your local machine. … Read more

Gen Z isn’t “the future” audience anymore. They are the growth engine right now. By 2026, the brands that win with Gen Z won’t just market products—they’ll build communities that shape culture and commerce together. As a CMO working with Gen Z–first brands, I’ve seen a consistent pattern emerge: campaigns can still go viral, but … Read more

Programmers use Null as different flags. It can hint at an absence, an undefined value, en error etc. Multiple semantics lead to coupling and defects. TL;DR: Null is schizophrenic and does not exist in real-world. Its creator regretted and programmers around the world suffer from it. Don’t be a part of it. Problems 😔 Coupling … Read more

Within many crypto communities, the words democracy and decentralization are often used interchangeably. They appear to represent well-meaning concepts based on “the power of the people,” and some projects attempt to demonstrate fairness with them. When we hear them together, it becomes tempting to treat them as twins. We can say they do share a … Read more

ClearML’s 2025–2026 State of AI Infrastructure report reveals a costly disconnect in enterprise AI operations: nearly half of organizations waste millions on idle GPU capacity while AI teams wait in queues. Manual provisioning, weak automation, vendor lock-in, and immature governance block ROI just as AI agents and large-scale deployments accelerate.