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Aitana Lopez, AI avatar by creative agency The Clueless. | Image: The Clueless This is The Stepback, a weekly newsletter breaking down one essential story from the tech world. For more on AI confusion, follow Robert Hart. The Stepback arrives in our subscribers' inboxes at 8AM ET. Opt in for The Ste
You don’t necessarily have to do floor moves like push-ups and crunches to get stronger, and this standing Pilates workout also improves your balance and stability.
All the ways to watch French Open Men's Final 2026 live streams for free and from anywhere with a first Grand Slam up for grabs for both Zverev and Cobolli.
I test tons of soundbars every year and these are my top 5 recommendations for crystal-clear sound all World Cup long.
Here's how to watch Monaco Grand Prix 2026 from anywhere in the world as F1 standings leader Kimi Antonelli seeks to tame the streets of Monte Carlo next.
Windows laptops are fighting back against the MacBook Neo, but Windows 11 needs to lose weight fast for 8GB of RAM!
Cleaning the dust out of your PC tower is a non-negotiable
I built a complex full-stack application with Cursor to see how different deployment platforms handle realistic AI-generated code. Not a todo app. Not a landing page. Not a clean demo with one framework and one environment variable. I wanted something closer to what people actually end up building w
I've done more penetration tests than I can count. Thousands. Maybe tens of thousands at this point. I've lost track. And if there's one thing I've learned from all those hours staring at terminals, it's this. The hacking part is fun. The reporting part is a special kind of torture. And everything i
Hey everyone! 👋 I am a freelance developer from India, and recently I got incredibly frustrated with how complicated it is to manage taxes and invoices here. Every time I needed to calculate my Advance Tax or generate a basic GST invoice, I was hit with a paywall or forced to sign up for expensive
Few things that I adopted, which has helped me to be better developer. To be honest, I forget things quite fast. Journaling becomes more than just a thing to me. Helps me to keep whatever I did on check. Of course, readME files are one of the things that strikes in our mind at first. What inspired m
The Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro, which were unveiled last month and went on sale last week, continue to be available with their launch offers intact. The flagship Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 17 Ultra are also currently discounted. In addition, deals are available on select Google Pixel models and several
A step-by-step walkthrough of my multi-sample single-cell RNA sequencing project - written for anyone curious about how computational biology actually works Imagine being able to take a tiny sample of tissue from a patient's gut, and instead of just knowing "there are cells here", you could read the
In February 2025, Andrej Karpathy, former director of AI at Tesla and co-founder of OpenAI, introduced a term that would reshape how millions think about software development. “There's a new kind of coding I call 'vibe coding,'” he wrote on social media, “where you fully give in to the vibes, embrac
We're living in a paradox. We have more ways to connect than ever before, yet loneliness, burnout, stress, and emotional fatigue continue to rise. Technology has transformed how we work, communicate, and learn—but when it comes to emotional wellbeing, many people still struggle to find accessible su
Most BI tool comparisons are written by someone who spent a weekend with each option, deployed a toy dataset, and wrote up their impressions. This is not that. Over the past three months I shipped 12 dashboards across 5 tools: Streamlit, Plotly Dash, Apache Superset, Evidence.dev, and Grafana. Each
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge Around June 2025, I built a face recognition attendance system in my terminal. It worked with just python command to draw janky bounding boxes. It was laggy and unusable. I knew no one would ever run a Python script in the real world. So
Every developer who needs to automate screenshots eventually asks: should I run Puppeteer/Playwright myself, or use a screenshot API? I've done this comparison across multiple projects. Here's the honest breakdown. Running your own Puppeteer instance looks simple: const puppeteer = require('puppetee
I've been using Cursor and Claude Code for a few months now, and somewhere around week six I noticed something weird. The tools got faster, the models got smarter, but my output didn't improve at the same rate. I'd feed a vague prompt like "refactor this auth flow" and get back something plausible b
Imagine the following scenario: An AI agent calls a paid API. The server replies 402 Payment Required. The agent parses the challenge buried in the X-Payment-Requirements and does a sequence of actions to pay. The server replies 200 OK. The whole sequence takes 1.3 seconds. That might sound unremark
