Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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Google I/O 2026, Day 2 - When the Hype Meets Your Git Repo (Part 2)
Google I/O 2026 Day 2 shifted from vision to execution, unveiling Antigravity CLI, Android 17 agent tools, WebMCP standard, Chrome DevTools for agents, and a clear message: agents are coming to your toolchain whether you are ready or not.
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Composer 2.5 - Cursor's Cheap Shot at Opus and GPT-5.5
Cursor just pushed Composer 2.5, their new in-house coding model built on Moonshot's Kimi K2.5 checkpoint. It delivers Opus 4.7-level coding performance at a fraction of the cost, making it a compelling default for developers.
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Gemma 4 In A Duck - 3D-Print Your Own Google I/O Robot
Google I/O 2026 brought us Gemma 4 and Open Duck Mini - an open-source bipedal robot you can 3D-print for under $400. Combine them for a fully hackable embodied AI agent that walks, thinks, and doesn't depend on remote APIs.
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Google I/O 2026, Day 1 - Gemini Eats Everything (Part 1)
Google opened I/O 2026 by shouting "Gemini" at every product until the brand stuck to the walls. Day one was 100% "agentic Gemini era" with major announcements including Gemini Omni, Gemini 3.5 Flash, Antigravity 2.0, and Gemini Spark.
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When Cursor Thinks Your Windows PC Is Linux
Cursor often assumes a Unix-like shell on Windows machines, running bash commands like ls and grep in PowerShell. Here's how to force it to respect your Windows environment.
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"Vibe Coding an App Until I Make $1,000,000": Cool trend or new-age hustle porn?
Vibe coding in public is live coding with a YouTube thumbnail that screams "I am going to become rich in front of you." It's the Twitch version of build-in-public, where dev founders stream their journey to $1M ARR, with BridgeMind being the most visible example of this trend.