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Image by Editor # Introduction Python project setup used to mean making a dozen small decisions before you wrote your first useful line of code. Which environment manager? Which dependency tool? Which formatter? Which linter? Which type checker? And if your project touched data, were you supposed to start with pandas, DuckDB, or something newer? …
Python Project Setup 2026: uv + Ruff + Ty + Polars Read More »
Today, we’re introducing Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS, the latest text-to-speech model that delivers improved controllability, expressivity and quality — empowering developers, enterprises and everyday users to build the next generation of AI-speech applications. Starting today, 3.1 Flash TTS is rolling out: Improved speech quality and controllability We’ve improved the overall speech quality of Gemini 3.1 …
Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS: New text-to-speech AI model Read More »
TL;DR a full working implementation in pure Python, with real benchmark numbers. RAG systems break when context grows beyond a few turns. The real problem is not retrieval — it’s what actually enters the context window. A context engine controls memory, compression, re-ranking, and token limits explicitly. This is not a concept. This is a …
RAG Isn’t Enough — I Built the Missing Context Layer That Makes LLM Systems Work Read More »
Image by Author # Introduction You open a project, run a Claude-powered tool, and suddenly, there is a new folder sitting in your directory named .claude. You did not create it. It was not there before. And if you are like most developers, your first instinct is to wonder if it is safe to delete. …
, my AI assistant stored a memory with an importance score of 8/10. Content: “Investigating Bun.js as a potential runtime swap.” I never actually switched to Bun. To be fair, it was a two-day curiosity that went nowhere. But this memory persisted for six months, popping up each time I asked about my build process …
Image by Editor # Introduction Google NotebookLM has evolved far beyond a simple study aid. With the addition of the recent updates pushed just this year, it has transformed into a full-stack research, synthesis, and content production environment. For people regularly juggling complex sources, NotebookLM now bridges the gap between raw information and polished deliverables. …
Advanced NotebookLM Tips & Tricks for Power Users Read More »
Introduction After the initial euphoria with the new calendar-based time intelligence, I started looking deeper into the new feature to see what these new possibilities mean in the real world. You will find several links about it in the References section at the end of this piece, including a SQLBI article, which takes you deep …
When Things Get Weird with Custom Calendars in Tabular Models Read More »
Image by Editor # Introduction Working intensively with data in Python teaches all of us an important lesson: data cleaning usually doesn’t feel much like performing data science, but rather like acting as a digital janitor. Here’s what it takes in most use cases: loading a dataset, discovering many column names are messy, coming across …
All About Pyjanitor’s Method Chaining Functionality, And Why Its Useful Read More »
in AI for a while, you are probably an LLM/Agent/Chat user, but have you ever asked yourself how these tools will be trained in the near future, and what if we have already used up the data we need to train models? Many theories say that we are running out of high-quality, human-generated data to …
Why AI Is Training on Its Own Garbage (and How to Fix It) Read More »
Image by Author # Introduction Choosing a backend is one of the most important decisions you will make when building a modern web or mobile app. For years, Firebase has been the go-to choice for developers who want to launch quickly without managing servers. But recently, Supabase has emerged as a powerful open-source alternative. If …
Supabase vs Firebase: Which Backend Is Right for Your Next App? Read More »
