The problem when we generate image is that we use it like a slot machine, we keep prompting and prompting, hoping the AI spit out an image that’s close to our imagination. You need to engineer prompts, just like cinematographers plan a scene.
September 17
Building a cost-efficient AI coding assistant doesn’t have to mean paying for expensive subscriptions. This article explores how developers can combine Continue.dev with DeepSeek’s affordable cloud API and Ollama’s local CodeLlama models to create a lightweight, hybrid coding assistant. The setup balances cloud power for complex reasoning with local models for fast autocompletion, all while keeping costs under control. Along the way, it highlights practical lessons—like avoiding config pitfalls, monitoring token usage, and leveraging discount pricing—that make AI-driven coding both effective and budget-friendly.
September 17
Solo Leveling is easy to binge because it wraps a familiar self-improvement fantasy in a slick action package. The world is overrun by “Gates” (dungeons), and “Hunters” with fixed ranks—from E to S—fight back. Sung Jin-woo begins as an E-rank, the weakest of the weak, until a mysterious System appears and gives him video-game-style quests, stats, and an inventory. From there, he does the most unglamorous thing imaginable: daily work. Reps. Miles. Recovery. It’s anime, not a documentary, but the appeal is real: the show zooms in on incremental change until it’s visible. That’s the core productivity lesson—small, consistent upgrades compound into transformation.
September 17
NASA’s Perseverance rover has uncovered its strongest hints yet that Mars may once have supported life, drilling a rock core (“Sapphire Canyon”) that shows mineral and organic patterns resembling Earth’s microbial biosignatures. While not definitive proof, the find strengthens the case for ancient habitability and underscores the importance of returning samples to Earth for deeper study. The evidence is tantalizing, but true confirmation awaits further analysis.
September 16
A nostalgic reflection on childhood summers spent at a grandmother’s home, filled with laughter, family bonding, and simple joys. Contrasted with today’s fast-paced, screen-driven lives, this piece is a gentle reminder to slow down, breathe, and cherish the small moments that truly matter.
September 14
Nano Banana, Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model, sets itself apart in the crowded AI image space with unmatched speed, realism, and subject consistency. Delivering lifelike edits in 1–2 seconds, it outpaces rivals like DALL·E 3, Midjourney, and ChatGPT-5, excelling at tasks like outfit swaps, background changes, and multi-step edits without losing identity details.
September 13
This is an article related with Chromium Embedded Framework
September 12
AI is rapidly reshaping education worldwide, with countries rolling out nationwide curriculums and states mandating AI-use policies. The technology offers powerful tools for personalized tutoring, accessibility, and teacher support, but it also raises concerns over academic integrity, overreliance, and fairness in assessment. The central challenge is balance: embracing AI as a supportive learning tool while preserving the core human elements of education — critical thinking, persistence, and authentic growth.
September 10