NVIDIA beats again, guides to $91bn for Q2 and authorises another $80bn of buybacks

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Why Deleting Items From a List While Looping Silently Skips Elements

items = [1, 2, 2, 3]for i in items: if i == 2: items.remove(i)print(items) # Expected: [1, 3] # Reality: [1, 2, 3] ← one '2' survives No error. No warning. Just a bug that quietly ships to production because the output looks almost right. Quick Summary * Lists

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Everyone Can Build An App Now - Nobody Can Get Their First 100 Users

The hard part of shipping used to be building the thing. That part is over. Where I live, what replaced it is trust inside WhatsApp groups, and I am building a marketplace for exactly that. A friend showed me his app last month. He had built it in a weekend,

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The AI Attribution Crisis Nobody Wants to Talk About

TLDR Attribution may become the next major controversy in tech. As AI shopping assistants, creators, affiliates, and retail media platforms all compete for credit, the gap between attribution and incrementality is widening. Attribution measures who touched the customer. Incrementality measures who changed the outcome. In the AI commerce era, the

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Follow-the-Sun Support: How inDrive Cut Incident SLA from 72 Hours to 2 Hours

Real SLA numbers, the legal quirks of hiring in Brazil, and a follow-the-sun rotation that actually works for 24/7 incident support. TL;DR * Problem: A 3-person incident support team on a 5/2 schedule in Kazakhstan had a 72-hour SLA — anything filed after hours or on weekends waited until

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Why Deleting Items From a List While Looping Silently Skips Elements

Everyone Can Build An App Now - Nobody Can Get Their First 100 Users

The AI Attribution Crisis Nobody Wants to Talk About

Follow-the-Sun Support: How inDrive Cut Incident SLA from 72 Hours to 2 Hours