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RAG Systems Model (MongoDB)
RAG systems Utilize a vector search algorithm that searches a mathematical space in a database where chunks store vectors. These vectors have many dimensions, with each representing a parameter such Continue reading RAG Systems Model (MongoDB)
The Future of AI in Software Engineering: Transforming Development from Code Creation to Intelligent Orchestration
The Future of AI in Software Engineering: Transforming Development from Code Creation to Intelligent Orchestration The software engineering profession is standing at a technological crossroads—where artificial intelligence (AI) is no Continue reading The Future of AI in Software Engineering: Transforming Development from Code Creation to Intelligent Orchestration
Just finished my GGUF-Shard
I’m happy to announce my latest open‑source project Sharded Suite it’s sharding + caching system that lets you load 70‑billion‑parameter language models on a single 24 GB GPU without quantization or Continue reading Just finished my GGUF-Shard
From Screenshots to Objective-C: A New Era in iOS Development
The Evolution of iOS Development Languages From Objective-C to Swift: A Paradigm Shift Okay, so remember when Objective-C was the language for iOS development? It feels like ages ago, but Continue reading From Screenshots to Objective-C: A New Era in iOS Development
Mastering PHP’s implode(): Effortlessly Join Arrays into Strings
The implode() function is one of PHP’s most useful string manipulation functions. It takes an array of elements and joins them together into a single string using a specified delimiter. Continue reading Mastering PHP’s implode(): Effortlessly Join Arrays into Strings
The Attacking Phase: Where Hackers Thrive and Defenders Sleep
🎯 Phase Zero: Target Selection Isn’t Random Hackers don’t attack companies. They attack vulnerabilities. Sometimes those vulnerabilities are in the code. Other times, they’re wearing a company badge. During one red Continue reading The Attacking Phase: Where Hackers Thrive and Defenders Sleep
🧾 Built a LESCO Bill Checker for Lahore – Tech Behind It Hey devs! 👋 I recently built a simple tool to help people in Lahore check their LESCO electricity bills online using just their 14-digit reference number: 👉 https://lescoebil.pk
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Stay ahead in web development: latest news, tools, and insights #94
Signup here for the newsletter to get the weekly digest right into your inbox. weeklyfoo #94 is here: your weekly digest of all webdev news you need to know! This Continue reading Stay ahead in web development: latest news, tools, and insights #94
Amazon S3 Vectors: Insert & Query Embeddings with Indian Snacks (Titan + Bedrock Demo)
Welcome back, doston! 👋 In Part 1 and Part 2, We created our Vector Bucket and Vector Index using the AWS Console. Now in Part 3, it’s time to make Continue reading Amazon S3 Vectors: Insert & Query Embeddings with Indian Snacks (Titan + Bedrock Demo)
How we Created a Simpsonize Yourself Service in 1 Week
The rise of AI-powered image transformation tools has created fascinating technical challenges that push the boundaries of web development, API orchestration, and user experience design. While working on various AI Continue reading How we Created a Simpsonize Yourself Service in 1 Week
🚀 Build AI Agents from a Prompt — Meet Nexent, the Open-Source Agent Platform
Hi Devs! We’re a small group of open-source AI enthusiasts working within a big company, trying to build something meaningful. Today, we’re super excited to share Nexent with you — Continue reading 🚀 Build AI Agents from a Prompt — Meet Nexent, the Open-Source Agent Platform
The Most Underrated Way AI Helps Developers (That Almost Nobody’s Talking About)
When people talk about AI in software development, the spotlight usually falls on features like code autocompletion or automatic bug detection. Those are great, but there’s an even more powerful — and Continue reading The Most Underrated Way AI Helps Developers (That Almost Nobody’s Talking About)
How I Stopped Sounding Like a Bot (and You Can Too)
A few years back, writing meant staring at a blinking cursor for hours, sipping cold coffee, typing something—then deleting most of it. Now? I blink, and there’s 800 words on Continue reading How I Stopped Sounding Like a Bot (and You Can Too)
Strategy Design Pattern
Imagine you are building an e-commerce platform, and you need to handle multiple payment methods like credit cards, PayPal, and bank transfers. Each method has its own processing logic, but Continue reading Strategy Design Pattern
