This is the mindset you need to start developing. Have a bird's eye view of the problem, and understand how it should be solved, where the edge cases are, and how to make it future-proof, scalable, and secure. Start developing those skills. It helps if you build and fail.

It's ok: Linus Torvalds, Linux's creator, vibe codes. "... the python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding. I know more about analog filters ... than I do about python. ... used Google Antigravity to do the audio sample visualizer." github.com/torvalds/Audio…

All vibe-coders out there can now safely assume that they're going in the direction of some big companies. However, I'm not 100% sure he means what they mean when he talks about letting the agents code for you.

After OpenAI entered healthcare, now Anthropic does it too. AI is going to get into every aspect of our lives, including the most private parts. Brace yourselves. anthropic.com/news/healthcar…

Indonesia and Malaysia block Grok because it can generate "sexualized" AI images/video. Are they aware that this has been possible for quite some time using open-source, local models? techcrunch.com/2026/01/11/ind…

New research by NVIDIA and multiple universities offers a solution to the long context problem of LLMs. The problem is, that while some LLMs are advertised as having long context, in reality, they tend to "forget" things in their context and much of the info is lost. At the

He tested the new Claude Coworker and found out... His files got deleted. But hey, sorry! P.S. The "I need to tell you something important" part cracked me up. 😁 (Anyway, don't blindly trust AI.)

Here are Cursor's best practices for coding with agents. Honestly, this sounds a lot like the Claude Code docs. Coincidence? cursor.com/blog/agent-bes…

All you need is 1000 loyal followers. People who will buy everything from you, because they trust you. If they pay even just $30/month, you're golden. And they'll buy every add-on/spin-off/offer you have. So don't worry about quantity. Nurture trust and loyalty.

All of you fantasizing on creating complex software by just "letting the AI do it", this browser took 2 months, almost 30K commits, and it's still buggy. And that's from people who create agents for a living. So let's put things in proportion, ok?

Matthew McConaughey trademarked himself, so that AI won't be allowed to replicate him. linkedin.com/news/story/hol…

How hard would it be to create a profitable AI predictor for a single index of stocks? (Realistic) assumption: If your prediction for the next day (or week) is correct, you'll make money out of it (and vice-versa).

Google releases new Gemma models in 2 fields: medical and translation. The translation models could be very useful for builders wanting to create multilingual apps cheaply.

xAI launches world’s first Gigawatt AI supercluster to rival OpenAI and Anthropic. Is it really a scaling war, or should they simply invent a better AI algorithm? thenews.com.pk/latest/1388850…

OpenAI is now going to predict your age. Just imagine how much stuff they know about you, and how many things they can already "predict".

The recommendation algorithm for X's "For You" page has been open-sourced, as promised by Elon Musk. You can find it here: github.com/xai-org/x-algo…

GPT-5.3 Codex is now available on Cursor. This happened much quicker than the introduction of GPT-5.2 Codex into Cursor. Time to test it.

If any one you is interested in trying to win prizes at a hackathon, Mistral has one coming up soon. Could be a nice opportunity if you rank high, and mingling is always good.