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Meet the women founders building businesses that are transforming livelihoods and communities. Meanwhile, total funding for the week (June 13-19) was $393 million across 18 deals. Sarvam AI accounted for nearly 60% of the funding.
This insightful feature from YourStory tests and strengthens your business acumen! Here are 5 questions to kick off this 237th quiz. Ready?
In this photo essay, we feature some highlights from the wildlife photography exhibition at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath.
AI coding assistants are fast. They're also surprisingly consistent at making the same class of structural mistakes. After scanning hundreds of AI-generated files, I kept seeing the same patterns: # Pattern 1: MISSING_WRITE # AI generates a save function that never actually saves def save_user(data)
I built a multilingual fact-checker using XLM-RoBERTa fine-tuned on the FEVER dataset. The first version hit F1 0.655. Not bad, but it kept misfiring on obvious real-world claims. Earth being the third planet from the Sun returned FALSE at 76% confidence. Something was fundamentally wrong. FEVER (Fa
About a year ago, I built a tiny tool called Contrastly because I kept double-checking Tailwind colors against WCAG contrast rules. Pick a Tailwind token → see AA/AAA pass/fail instantly. Since then, I cleaned it up, moved it under Sola Studio, and released it as open source. Contrastly now supports
At a conference this week, a VP at PingCAP (the company behind TiDB) dropped a line that's been rattling around my head ever since: "Coding is over, Software is not." Writing code is getting solved by LLMs, fast. But shipping complex software into an enterprise is still hard — and the hard part was
The moment you connect an MCP server, your coding agent stops being a thing that reads and writes in your repo and becomes a thing that can reach out and act. Read a database, hit an API, touch a service, pull in a web page. That's the entire appeal. It's also the entire problem, and the two are the
Getting Started with SVG Export Using the Browser Canvas API Converting SVG to raster images in the browser is simpler than most people think. Here's the core pattern. The Canvas API handles SVG rendering natively—you parse the SVG string, load it as an image, then draw it to a canvas at any const s
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam Cipher Safari is an interactive wildlife adventure game. It uses the core concepts of Alan Turing's Enigma machine to perform the wildlife rescue mission. In this game you will move across across unique animal habitats by solving riddles, twisting
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam A grid-based laser decryption puzzle where you rotate mirrors to route colored light through portals, filters, and unstable "Solstice Drift" systems before the puzzle rearranges itself. Solstice Crypt is a real-time optical decryption puzzle where
These three moves are low-impact on your muscles and joints but still help you become more stable and balanced; we teach you how to do them.
iOS 27 was met with a resounding “it’s okay” in last week’s poll. Okay, the sentiment among iPhone users actually leans towards positive, but most voters couldn’t work up enough enthusiasm for it to pick the “love it” option. To be fair, this release was focused on sanding off the rough edges of the
Most comparison articles about AI app builders come from people who tried each tool once. We ship products with them daily. At Inithouse, we run a portfolio of 17 live products built almost entirely with AI code generation tools. Card games, AI audit platforms, music generators, conflict resolvers,
CRO is the systematic process of increasing the percentage of visitors who take a desired action — signing up, starting a trial, or upgrading to a paid plan. It combines rigorous A/B testing methodology with psychology principles and data analysis. This guide covers the CRO framework used at tanstac
TL;DR — If you ship the same page in several languages, hreflang is what tells Google "these are translations of each other, not duplicates." Three mistakes make Google ignore (or actively penalize) your setup: a non-reciprocal cluster, hreflang pointing at URLs that 404, and a canonical that points
I was building an internal documentation assistant for my team. You know the drill: a chatbot that answers questions about our codebase, pulled from a vector database and then sent to an LLM. I set up the backend in Python, used a decent model via an API (shoutout to interwestinfo.com for the reliab
There is a specific moment in the life of every agent team that nobody puts on the roadmap. You build an eval suite. It catches real bugs. You wire it into CI as a release gate. The dashboard goes green. And then, somewhere over the next three months, the green stops meaning anything — while everyon
AI writes the code. You make the call. I rebuilt the entire site this month around that one sentence. Here is why, and what changed. For two years the pitch was "understand the systems you build." True, but soft. It did not answer the question every engineer is actually asking in 2026: if AI can wri
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam The Longest Night is a browser game about codes, daylight, and one impossible question. It's June 21 — the solstice — and you're the night-shift cryptanalyst at a remote listening station. Four encrypted transmissions arrived at noon. Command wants
