The ancient symbol of the ouroboros—a serpent consuming its own tail—has found disturbing new relevance in the digital age. As artificial intelligence systems increasingly encounter content generated by their predecessors during training, researchers are documenting the emergence of a technological feedback loop with profound implications. What happens when machines learn from machines, creating a closed…
If you’ve worked with Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi, chances are you’ve come across ultrasonic sensors for distance measurement. One solid option that often gets overlooked is the US-100 Ultrasonic Ranging Module. It’s compact, efficient, and has a couple of neat tricks that make it stand out from the usual HC-SR04 sensor. What Makes the…
This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. What I Built Intro Web developer is a really hard job especially before the deadline. No matter how early you do your tasks, new tasks and new bugs keeps appearing endlessly. I really get exhausted!😇 So I was trying to improve my work by using…
Now that the iPhone 17 has some of the best Android phone features, I wonder what’s next.
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The Status Audio Pro X cost a little more than the AirPods Pro 3, but take on Apple’s heavyweights with a more refined audio set-up.
Ever Googled an error 20 times before it finally made sense? 😅 Every developer has been there — staring at an error message that feels like it was written in a different universe. At first, I thought becoming a developer meant memorizing syntax, knowing 10+ frameworks, and building flawless apps. Reality? It meant Googling the…
List: A List in Java is an ordered collection from the Collection framework that allows duplicate elements and provides index-based access. Common implementations are ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector, and Stack. Key Features of List: 1)Ordered collection → Elements are stored in insertion order. 2)Allows duplicates → Same element can appear more than once. 3)Index-based access →…
What if the next generation of “users” aren’t people at all—but machines? We’ve spent decades refining UX for humans—buttons, menus, navigation flows, accessibility, delight. But AI agents don’t click, scroll, or tap. They consume, interpret, and act. This shift forces us to ask: how do you design a “user experience” when the user isn’t human?…
We put the AI power use in context with comparisons to everyday numbers like your nightly Netflix binges and PS5 sessions.
