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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Imagine boarding your train for work, only to find the tracks are a mess. In the Netherlands, it's not just a technical glitch, but something far more sinister.
Italian tech giant Bending Spoons keeps its acquisition spree alive. They've just snapped up Miro, the popular digital whiteboard for team collaboration.
AI engineering sounds like rocket science, full of fancy new, complex terms. The real headache, however, isn't writing the code but getting it to work in the real world.
Imagine never paying a hefty SEO agency fee again. Now an AI can do the dirty work, probably better.
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Tired of grunt work? Imagine an AI assistant doing it for you, without asking for a raise. Now you can browse a whole catalog of these digital "coworkers."
AI writes code instantly, but does it do it well? One developer tested three tools for a month, using them in daily work.
Picture Meta's servers, a maze of cables and blinking lights. Soon, humans won't be the only ones getting their hands dirty, but also mechanical arms.
We thought AI would steal our jobs. Instead, for developers, the issue is too much free time, with 5-to-20-minute gaps.
Tired of endless job board scrolling? Imagine finding thousands of tech roles, with salaries upfront, right from your terminal.
Thought your LinkedIn profile was a faithful career snapshot? Turns out it's more of a retouched painting, and not a recent one.
Imagine no longer having to wrestle with a debugger by yourself for hours. Now you can let an AI do the dirty work for you, automatically.
