Buying a monitor in 2026?
Don't just compare resolution.
These features matter more for daily work:
✅ Height-adjustable stand
✅ Pivot (Portrait Mode)
✅ IPS panel
✅ 100Hz+ refresh rate
✅ USB-C (if your laptop supports it)
Your terminal deserves better than endless cd and ls.
Superfile gives you file previews, multiple panes, search, and Git integration—all inside the terminal.
Definitely worth trying if you live in the CLI.
Everyone wants AI. Nobody wants to talk about the electricity bill.
Google's data center power usage just jumped 37% in a single year.
The AI race is getting faster — the energy bill is getting bigger. We just don't see it yet. ⚡
#AI#TechNews
Moonshot's Kimi K3 has 2.8 TRILLION parameters — the largest open-weight AI ever built.
But only 16 of its 896 "experts" activate per response, just 1.8% of the model.
It's the largest open-weight AI ever built, yet it's designed to be lean in action.
#AI#KimiK3
Google didn't just upgrade AI video.
It made cinematic production possible from a single prompt.
With Veo 3, you get realistic visuals, dialogue, sound effects, and ambient audio—all AI-generated.
Would you trust AI to create your next video? 🎥👇
#AI#Veo3#GoogleAI#AIVideo
I catch myself opening an AI assistant before opening Google.
Not because Google is bad...
Because I want an answer, not ten blue links.
Has your search habit changed too? 👀
#AI#Search#Google#ArtificialIntelligence#Tech
An exam should test knowledge... not patience.
Millions of students work for years to crack NEET.
When trust in the process is questioned, it's more than an exam—it's the future of countless aspirants.
Every student deserves a fair & transparent system.
What do you think ? 👇
Your AI agent can see websites now.
The real problem?
Most scraping tools send 120KB+ of messy markdown, forcing your AI to waste tokens cleaning the data before it can actually think.
With ZooData, the same page comes back as clean JSON (~29KB).
Soon, AI certificates alone won't impress recruiters.
They'll ask for:
• Live AI projects
• Automations
• AI Agents you've built
Portfolio > Certificate.
The next hiring question won't be "Which course did you complete?"
It'll be: "Show me what you've built with AI."
ONE OF CLAUDE'S DEVELOPERS SHOWED HIS SETUP. HE DOESN'T USE CLAUDE THE WAY YOU DO
he didn't post this on twitter. didn't make a thread. just showed his setup on a call and someone recorded it
and when i saw what was inside, i understood why he never starts a conversation with claude from scratch
the first file in his vault is called CLAUDE.md. it's not a note. it's a full profile: who he is, how he thinks, where he gets stuck, what projects he's running, how he wants to be talked to. claude loads this file automatically every session
meaning the ai doesn't ask "how can i help?" he opens a conversation and claude is already in context. knows his goals. remembers what he postponed two months ago. sees where he's contradicting himself
and that's just the beginning
every project is its own folder with a clean structure: inputs, process, outputs, feedback. when he works on something, he opens only that folder. claude sees one project, not the chaos of his entire life
anything he does more than once is saved as a skill. email a client, break down a call, prep a document. one line and claude does it his way
and at 7am every day claude walks through the entire vault on its own. files new stuff. links it. flags what's gone stale. writes him 3 lines: what changed overnight
he wakes up and the brain already worked
and here's what got me the most: it's all just text files. no cloud. no lock-in. if a better model drops tomorrow, he points it at the same folder and everything keeps working
he basically uploaded himself into a file system. and now ai doesn't guess who he is. ai knows
most people use claude like google with manners. this guy built himself an external memory that grows every day
i break down finds like this every day - follow so you don't miss the next one
If you could go back to Day 1 of your career...
What's the ONE piece of advice you'd give yourself?
Keep it to one sentence.
Let's build a thread everyone can learn from. 👇
What's one AI tool you tried... but never went back to?
Everyone talks about their favorites.
I'm more curious about the ones that disappointed you.
Drop the name and why. 👇
What's one AI tool that's permanently open in your browser? 👀
Mine is ChatGPT.
I use it almost every day for Shopify debugging, brainstorming, and speeding up repetitive tasks.
What's yours? 👇