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Ever feel like we build something cool, and to be called "old" the next day? Chasing the latest tools, llm modelsis exhausting. Maybe the real win is creating stuff that lasts, not just trends

Here's a breakdown of a new AI breakthrough from Google DeepMind! 🤖 They've created an agent that beats human experts in a complex 2D survival game called Craftax-classic (think Minecraft!). This is a huge step for AI learning!

Selecting an unorganised sector and organising it especially one that holds the power to solve multiple social problems is called entrepreneurship. Does the same principle apply to the unorganised underworld of our nation?

A few days ago I started learning python and casually posted about a program I created at that time (a basic quiz to be more specific). I just realised that it got approx 55k views on my that post on reddit. A lot of people appreciated my code and m

google has dropped a feature that lets you describe a speaker’s voice in plain english, stuff like accent, dialect, tone, even language. it nails it effortlessly. you can try this in ai studio in a model called "Gemini 2.5 Flash Preview TTS"

OpenAI earlier had what's called chat thread. The memory was limited to that particular chat. Now Data from one chat is flowing to all others. In simple words you are now subject of matter to the AI. Now it can analyse chat behaviour across all thre

Experts, Recently i posted about the startup in which i am working. Kindly review and provide your valuable feedback. I have participated in Medial's Startup Showcase with my startup Idea "Skillrays India 🇮🇳" and would love to get your vote so th

"I use LinkedIn + X + Reddit as my knowledge base to learn new things especially as a beginner" I started exploring linkedin and X just 3 weeks ago. After first week, I started using Reddit as well. Reddit discussion helped me to learn new termin

Reddit: Recommended by Sachin — wait, what? Yesterday, I opened the Play Store to check for updates, just routine stuff. But then something caught my eye. The Reddit app wasn’t just Reddit anymore. It was: Reddit: Recommended by Sachin At first,

Reddit: From a Simple Idea to a Global Community In 2005, two college friends had a simple but powerful idea: what if there was a place online where people could come together and talk about anything? That idea became Reddit, a platform where commun