A guide for developers on adopting AI coding assistants, covering top tools like Cursor and Claude, effective workflows like maintaining a context file, and best practices to avoid common pitfalls.
Developers share their regrets about open-sourcing work, from corporate exploitation and user entitlement to licensing mistakes and personal burnout. Learn from their experiences to navigate the challenges of sharing your code.
Discover the key engineering strategies and massive infrastructure that enable services like ChatGPT to handle hundreds of millions of users, from the power of batched inference to advanced model optimization techniques.
Founders are increasingly choosing self-hosted open-source solutions over traditional SaaS to gain control and cut costs. Explore the benefits, hybrid models, and real-world examples for avoiding vendor lock-in.
An EdTech founder questions selling in Europe due to the EU AI Act's compliance burden, sparking a debate on whether it's an 'innovation tax' or a necessary benchmark for safety in high-risk AI.
An analysis of the practical and legal challenges of creating source-available software licenses with political or ethical restrictions, exploring enforceability, legal precedents, and their value as a political statement.
Explore common symptoms of digital eye strain and discover surprising potential causes, like allergies. Learn practical tips, from screen adjustments to environmental changes, to find real relief for your eyes.
Users are growing tired of overly agreeable and inaccurate AI responses. Discover the common frustrations with LLMs like ChatGPT and the clever workarounds people are using to get better, more critical results.
AI coding assistants promise to boost productivity, but many developers find they destroy the focus and enjoyment of a 'flow state.' Discover the practical strategies and mindset shifts developers are using to stay productive and engaged in the age of AI.
Exploring the debate around government-provided email for citizens. We analyze the potential benefits against the significant risks of politicization, surveillance, and why email's history makes it a poor candidate for a public utility.