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I feel incomplete without a graphing utility. It probably has something to do with majoring in physics. Visualizing relationships in space – “thinking in graphs” – is a natural way for me to explore a problem or communicate an idea. In Python, things were easy. Matplotlib was more or less the standard graphing library, and…

Is Your Data Stuck in the Cloud? Edge Computing to the Rescue! Ever wonder why your phone’s facial recognition works almost instantly, even when you’re in the middle of nowhere with terrible cell service? Or how self-driving cars can react to obstacles faster than a human driver? The answer, in many cases, is edge computing….

In this video, I’ll show you how easy it is to monitor your Google Gemini CLI usage in realtime so that you don’t overspend. Plus, you can show your boss how long you’ve wasted sitting waiting for AI to answer you!

Creatives are getting ready for generative AI to evolve into more autonomous agentic AI, but they demand transparency.

Battlefield 6 players are intentionally leaving Strikepoint matches to earn boatloads of XP.

British workers are burnt out by endless notifications – here’s how workplaces can address that.

For a long time, I was curious about using GNU toolchain on Windows platforms, especially when boils down to kernel-mode driver development. I like GNU toolchain (binutils, gcc, libstdc++). I use for embedded development, but compiling, and especially linking binaries with GNU ld linker, has always been tricky. Why is it important? Microsoft Visual Studio…

I spent five years in college learning to code. A stupid dissertation delayed my graduation. But that’s another story. Most of my five-year program didn’t prepare me for real-world coding. My real coding journey began at my first job, with one Google search: “how to get good at coding.” I found a lot of conflicting…

The Power of Simple Optimizations Sometimes the most impactful improvements come from stepping back and rethinking your approach. A recent pull request demonstrates this perfectly: 32 lines added, 23 removed, and a Docker image that’s half the size with 72% fewer security vulnerabilities. Let’s break down exactly what changed and why it matters. The Numbers…