Red flag or red herring? Here’s how AI’s power, water and carbon footprints stack up on a global scale

Finding time to #buildinpublic is never easy — but it’s always worth it. Today, I’m excited to share one of the newest features we’ve launched at Infinitcode.ai: 👉 Code Explorer What is Code Explorer? Code Explorer transforms your repositories into an interactive visual map, allowing you to understand project structure at a glance. Whether you’re…

Quantum-Resistant Federated Learning with Lattice-Based Homomorphic Encryption for Medical Imaging It was during a late-night research session at the Stanford Medical AI lab that I first encountered the paradox that would consume my next six months of investigation. We were training a deep learning model to detect early-stage tumors in MRI scans using federated learning…

What happens when a single machine hits its limits? Why isn’t the network “perfect”? In a partition, do you pick C or A? A short, punchy primer. Reading time: ~7–8 min What Are Distributed Systems and Why Use Them? A distributed system is made of components running on different servers/devices that coordinate by exchanging messages….

TinyCorp has achieved a remarkable breakthrough by enabling Nvidia GPUs to run on Apple’s M-series MacBooks using USB4 and Thunderbolt 4. 🎬 Watch the Video

I’d rather be forced to give up coffee than choose between my JBL Grip and Clip 5, but hopefully this will make your choice easier. 🎬 Watch the Video

Have you ever used a <div> to make something clickable? Something like this: <div onclick=”alert(‘hello’)”>Click me!</div> It works… right? Well, not really , at least not for everyone. Let’s break down why <div> elements should not be used as buttons, what accessibility problems they cause, and how to fix them the right way. ⚠ Why…