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Prompt Engineering Is Dead…kind of

18 Mar 2026 9 minute read 1 comment Learn With Hatty

If you spent any time on AI Twitter in the last two years, you’ve probably seen the same promise on repeat. Learn prompt engineering and never work again, or something along those lines. For a while, it even felt half‑true. Models were dumber, syntax...

I'm considering buying the PRO version of Claude IA.

17 Mar 2026 1 minute read 13 comments Shiftrox_

If there's one AI that surprised me quite a bit, it was Claude. For someone who was only using ChatGPT and thinking about some ambitious programming projects, and then realized Chat was quite weak for development, Claude came like a miracle into this...

Seedance 2.0 Is Now Out the Revolutionary AI Video Model (Get Access now)

17 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments LiteLiger

Seedance 2.0 Revolutionary Review For some time, Seedance 2.0 was limited to users in China, but it’s now gradually expanding to Western platforms. In this guide, I’ll break down where you can access it—including platforms that offer free...

What The Tech?! Water Purification

17 Mar 2026 5 minute read 5 comments Investigator515

One of the hallmarks of modern living is access to clean water and sanitation services. While earlier societies would need to live in the vicinity of clean water by default, as technology evolved, we would see water purification practices applied at...

Content, Code, and Learning to Keep Going

16 Mar 2026 7 minute read 0 comments Learn With Hatty

There’s this weird moment that happens when you’ve been making content for years. You look up, realize you’ve been at it for almost a decade, and somehow you still feel like you’re just getting started. That’s where I’m at. I’ve been writing articles...

The Silence Revolution: How Bitcoin Mining Got Quiet

16 Mar 2026 11 minute read 1 comment @OrngeHorizonBTC

💻 No hype. No price calls. Just honest analysis from an operator mining since 2019. Subscribe for free to get new insights in your inbox and bookmark this page for future reference. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This is a long-form analytical essay intended to upd...

AI Is Now A Scientist: Discoveries Faster Than Ever

16 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments CineLonga

Science just got a game-changing upgrade and it’s AI. Cambridge-based Unreasonable Labs has unveiled a new platform that doesn’t just analyze data.It thinks like a scientist: generating brand new hypotheses, designing experiments and even simulating...

Why AI Now Decides Who Gets Discovered — And What You Can Do About It

16 Mar 2026 2 minute read 0 comments Laurent Terrijn

  A friend of mine runs mobile coffee bars for events. We were talking about her business recently, and she told me something that stopped me mid-conversation: about thirty percent of her new customers now find her through ChatGPT and Google. People...

Beyond Manual Trading: Why I’m Building an Autonomous "Ghost Fleet" on the Blockchain

15 Mar 2026 1 minute read 0 comments Azoth_Engineer

Most people use Web3 as consumers—waiting for a green candle on CoinMarketCap or a lucky airdrop. But as an engineer navigating the digital void, I’ve realized that the real "Alpha" isn't found in public interfaces. It's found in Sovereignty. ​In my...

I'm building an app with AI

15 Mar 2026 1 minute read 3 comments LeftFooted

I've decided to try this 'I'm building an app with AI' thing, a trend in 2026 it seems, but I think it's doable. And not that expensive. It's an experiment, the web app is already live, but the 'real' app in App Store and Play Store will require som...