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somewhere between a bug and a breakthrough.
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If you’re learning:
• AI
• ML
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• Excel
• Python
• Data Analysis
• Data Visualization
• Machine Learning
• Prompt Engineering
• Statistics & Probability
To build a career in tech I hope you find my account Today 🤝
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Everyone talks about ChatGPT and Claude.
Which AI do you think is the most underrated right now?
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A few minutes ago, I asked ChatGPT a question.
It answered in seconds. Nothing unusual.
Then I came across a statistic that made me stop scrolling. That single query used about 0.3ml of water.
Sounds insignificant, right?
Less than a drop…But now zoom out.
Millions of people are using AI every hour. Billions of queries happen every day.
Suddenly we’re not talking about drops anymore.
We’re talking about massive data centers filled with thousands of GPUs running 24/7.
And GPUs get hot. So hot that many data centers rely on fresh water cooling systems to keep them alive.
The same water we drink. The same water farmers use to grow food.
The same water many regions are already running short of.
The crazy part?
We’re still in the early days of AI.
Models are getting cheaper.
Inference is getting faster.
Demand is exploding.
History tells us that when technology becomes more efficient, people don’t use less of it.
They use more.
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AI gyan of the day:
GLM 5.2 is the real thing, a frontier-adjacent model you can own outright instead of rent, with no per-token meter and no data leaving the building.
GLM 5.2 has 744B parameters but fires only 40B per token, so people size their GPUs for 40B and wonder why nothing loads. The whole model has to sit in memory at once, whether a given token touches an expert or not.
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Unpopular opinion:
Vibecoding is making better products than "real" engineers because the builder actually cares about the problem instead of the architecture.
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> Europe’s youngest billionaire didn’t come from Silicon Valley 🤯
> Meet Markus Villig.
> Born in Estonia. A country of just 1.3 million people.
> Grew up watching Skype get built in his tiny home country.
> Dreamed of building a tech company since he was 12.
> Graduated high school in 2013. Skipped university after one semester.
> Had zero experience. Zero connections. Zero investors.
> Borrowed €5,000 from his parents money they'd saved for his studies.
> Went on the streets of Tallinn. Talked to taxi drivers one by one. Alone.
> Built a ride-hailing app called Taxify.
> Uber had billions. He had €5,000 and a laptop.
> Didn't fight Uber directly. Went where Uber wasn't.
> Quietly dominated Eastern Europe and Africa while Uber fought in the West.
> Uber burned $19.8 billion before going public.
> Bolt reached $10 million in revenue on almost nothing. 💀
> COVID hit. Wiped out 85% of their revenue overnight.
> Instead of mass layoffs — entire team took pay cuts. Founders went to zero salary.
> Pivoted to food delivery. Survived.
> Built to 200 million customers. 600+ cities. 50+ countries.
> Valued at $8.4 billion.
> Became Europe's youngest self-made billionaire at 27. 🚀
> Said "You don't need Silicon Valley. You don't need billions. You just need to start."
> €5,000 vs $19 billion. He still won. Absolute legend. 🔥
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💻 Windows Operating Systems and Their Minimum RAM Requirements
• 🪟 Windows 1.0 (1985) - 256 KB
• 🪟 Windows 2.0 (1987) - 512 KB
• 📁 Windows 3.0 (1990) - 1 MB
• 🚀 Windows 95 (1995) - 4 MB
• 🌐 Windows 98 (1998) - 16 MB
• 🎵 Windows ME (2000) - 32 MB
• 💼 Windows 2000 (2000) - 64 MB
• 🏢 Windows XP (2001) - 64 MB
• 💎 Windows Vista (2007) - 512 MB
• 🪟 Windows 7 (2009) - 1 GB
• ⚡ Windows 8 (2012) - 1 GB
• 🔷 Windows 10 (2015) - 2 GB
• 🤖 Windows 11 (2021) - 4 GB
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