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The AI Revolution: An Engineer’s Perspective – Is Coding Still Relevant in the Age of AI?
20 Jan

The AI Revolution: An Engineer’s Perspective – Is Coding Still Relevant in the Age of AI?

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The tech world is buzzing with bold predictions. Mark Zuckerberg recently shared with Joe Rogan his vision of AI replacing mid-level engineers at Meta by year's end. Not to be outdone, Elon Musk projects this transformation will become widespread within 3-4 years. As a software developer, these aren't just interesting forecasts – they're existential wake-up calls that hit close to home. When Your Career Feels Like Quicksand I've spent years crafting my skills, building a career trajectory, and planning my financial future. Now, watching AI advance at breakneck speed, those carefully laid plans feel like they're built on shifting sand.…
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When Was the Last Time You Programmed Just for Fun?
11 Jan

When Was the Last Time You Programmed Just for Fun?

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In today's fast-paced tech world, it seems like every line of code has to have a purpose. Developers are often caught up in building the next big thing, creating apps to boost their portfolios or even solving complex business problems. But when was the last time you just sat down to code for the sheer joy of it? To build something without a deadline, without a client, and without any expectations? If you can't remember, you might be missing out on one of the most valuable aspects of being a developer: recreational programming. I realized this while watching the Tsoding…
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AI Solves a 50-Year-Old Physics Mystery You Won’t Believe!
07 Jan

AI Solves a 50-Year-Old Physics Mystery You Won’t Believe!

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Yeah, the title is clickbait; it didn't solve it entirely, but rather, partially, or I should say, it helped solve the problem. There's a 47-year-old problem in physics, commonly known as the Quark-Gluon Plasma problem. It's basically this: Where is the onset of deconfinement (1) as a function of temperature and chemical potentials? (2) as a function of relativistic heavy-ion collision energy and system size? What is the mechanism of energy and baryon-number stopping leading to the creation of quark-gluon plasma in relativistic heavy-ion collisions? Why is sudden hadronization and the statistical-hadronization model a near-to-perfect description of hadron production from…
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Previewing and comparing fonts directly on your website?
02 Jan

Previewing and comparing fonts directly on your website?

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Hey all, Happy new year! If you have been following me, you'd know that I have been working on a typography extension that allows you to preview your fonts live for sometime now. Considering 80% of the website is just text, how you present your texts matters quite a lot. Recently I decided to add and test a new feature called "multi-font compare" that allows you to see your website in multiple different fonts and compare them side by side, allowing you to copy the code for the one you like easily. here's a demo on youtube (start at 0:19):…
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Advent of Code – It’s More Than a Competition
29 Dec

Advent of Code – It’s More Than a Competition

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Before we dive in, I want to make it clear that this article isn’t a critique of Advent of Code itself. I absolutely love the event and the incredible work Eric and the team put into it each year. This is more about how we, as developers, can use Advent of Code to grow and collaborate, rather than letting it become a competition that pits us against one another. Advent of Code - Introduction Advent of code (for those not familiar) is a series of coding challenges where a different puzzle to solve is released on a daily basis between…
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