I’ve always wanted to explore deep conversations with AI and understand how these systems work. For a long time, that dream was limited b...
PwC found that twenty percent of companies capture seventy-four percent of AI's economic value. The same pattern played out with electricity over forty years. The bottleneck was never the technology.
On April 13, PwC released its 2026 AI Performance Study, surveying 1,217 senior executives across twenty-five sectors. The headline finding: twenty percent of companies capture sev...
Over the years, web communication protocols have evolved significantly. There was a time when SOAP dominated, then REST emerged — and it came to stay. Later, GraphQL and gRPC appeared and quickly gained adoption.
Today, REST, GraphQL, and gRPC share the spotlight.
So the question is: when should you use each one?
We’ve all been there: you start a new project, and before you’ve written a single line of business logic, your package.json is already filled with small dependancies, and complex monorepo configurations.
While libraries are great, they often come with extra weight and "abstraction tax" that you don't always need.
In this post, I’m sharing couple of lightweight patte...
I've been building AI agents in production for the past two years. Not demos. Not weekend projects. Systems that real users talk to every day and get angry at when they break.
And the pattern I keep seeing? Engineers building elaborate machinery around the model. Custom orchestration layers. Hand-rolled retry logic. Massive tool routing systems. All to solve problems the LLM was already...
The missing skill isn't prompting. It isn't knowing which model to use, or how to structure a CLAUDE.md, or when to reach for an MCP tool.
The missing skill is knowing when to stop.
Conscious human tasks are single-threaded async processes.
We have background threads — habits, pattern recognition, the kind of low-level...