ByAdil I was frustrated with traditional search. 😤 You search “AI” → No results But your docs are full of “machine learning”, “neural networks”, “deep learning” Sound familiar? That’s when I discovered Vector Embeddings and built a solution. 🎯 The Problem: Keyword search is dumb. It looks for exact matches, not meaning. Users search one way….
In C#, dynamic can be handy at boundaries. The problem is that it can silently leak into places where you expect static typing, and your method signatures can still look perfectly safe. I ran into these leaks in real projects that I built a small Roslyn analyzer to catch them early. I am the author…
In 1965, NASA used a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) to land humans on the moon. Not Gantt charts. Not Jira. A simple tree of deliverables: “Command Module,” “Lunar Ascent Engine,” “Reentry Heat Shield.” Each leaf was a tangible output—nothing vague, nothing optional. Fast-forward to 2026. Search “Work Breakdown Structure” and you’ll get Asana, Wrike, or…
Claude Cowork offers a glimpse of a near future where AI stops just responding to prompts and starts acting as a careful, capable digital coworker. 🎬 Watch the Video
The Google Pixel 10a might land on February 17 and its possible colors, storage, and price have also leaked. 🎬 Watch the Video
Linux as a Silent Environmentalist How Lightweight Operating Systems Prevent Millions of Computers from Becoming Electronic Waste Electronic waste (e-waste) is one of the fastest-growing waste streams in the world. While hardware innovation accelerates, software requirements often force otherwise functional machines into premature obsolescence. This article explores how Linux — through its modularity, efficiency, and…
