Albert Einstein once said, while studying the laws governing the universe, God does not place dice with the universe. This is exactly how I feel when I gaze upon trees. I marvel at them every time I see them. Every time, I sense that they are narrating a new story-their…

I think that the first time I came across the pair of words ‘categories and tags’ [1] was when I started using blogging platforms. To be frank, I am not still in a position to distinguish between them. I used both of them to ‘categorize’ my blog posts. Tags [2]…

This article on ‘The Web I Want’ may seem like a rant, but indeed, it is coming from the deep desire for preserving the open nature of the web, the very foundations on which it was built. I have been using the internet for the past two decades and have…

The command-line interface is one of the oldest, yet commonly used human-computer interface, where users type textual commands with arguments to get desired results. Developers often provide command-line options for software applications along with a graphical user interface. Several programming languages provide standard libraries to help programmers parse and handle…

Programming languages serve as the cornerstone of modern computing, facilitating communication between humans and machines. This article offers a comprehensive overview of programming languages, unveiling their multifaceted characteristics and their pivotal role in empowering software development. From the flexibility of dynamic memory allocation to the humble ‘Hello, World!’ …

The internet is in a constant state of evolution, paralleling shifts in user behavior. Recent releases of large language models, such as ChatGPT, Bard, and Claude, have ushered in a new era where direct conversations with search engines yield instant answers. Historically, website owners employed various search engine optimization techniques…

Efforts to make mobile and web applications accessible in users’ local languages are on the rise. These endeavors often involve translating user interfaces and essential documentation into multiple human languages. In today’s world, where internet usage and mobile device adoption continue to surge, digital literacy has become a necessity. …

We are living in the age of highly accelerated technological development. Every day, we see the release of innovative machine learning and artificial intelligence applications. No single human can comprehend these advancements and the associated impacts on the industry as well as society. Concentrating even on the available open-source tools…

Also, we must not forget that humans have created hundreds of new programming languages in the span of 50–70 years. One may advocate the use of one programming language for everything, and the trained LLM models may help us write the “perfect” code. However, all these programming languages helped us to not only see the same problem from different viewpoints but also suggest solutions and even new paradigms. My greatest fear is that we will see more and homogenization in every aspect of our lives.and human creativity taking a second place.