🚨 BREAKING: Kylian Mbappé’s problems with Real Madrid started when Xabi Alonso was sacked, a decision which SURPRISED him.
He told the club that he trusted Xabi’s work & he felt that some PLAYERS did EVERYTHING to get him SACKED.
Mbappé did NOT like Xabi leaving. @JorgeCPicon
@ABOloreeeeeee@MadridXtra But you noticed he calm back to the bench.
you are saying Overrated, in that El Classico who was a better player?
who was the most threatening attacker?
@NijaDeveloper@MadridXtra Bro no one said you can’t be pissed for a substitution, you can. We’ve seen players get mad, Bellingham has, Mbappe has, Rodrygo especially but the way you Vini did wasn’t it. The game was won, we needed to defend, Vini overrated. He left the bench and went into the locker room
🚨 BREAKING: Kylian Mbappé’s FLARE-UP with a member from Arbeloa’s staff did NOT go well with many people around Real Madrid.
Several people at the club and close to the club (including staff members and representatives of other players) CRITICIZED the player, as well as the club for not taking a FIRMER stance.
Mbappé has also been criticized INTERNALLY because of his trip to Italy with his partner.
Arbeloa’s intention was to remove himself from responsibility over the situation. However, a well-placed source later said that the coach is NOT HAPPY with the way the case has been managed by the club.
Mbappé’s representatives answer to the issues that have happened are: “The portion of the criticism is based on an over-interpretation of elements related to a recovery period strictly supervised by the club, and does not reflect the reality of Kylian’s commitment and daily work for the team.” @MarioCortegana@GuillermoRai_
🚨 BREAKING: Álvaro Carreras & Álvaro Arbeloa have been in TENSION in recent weeks.
Real Madrid’s coaching staff have complained about Carreras’ ATTITUDE and PROFESSIONALISM.
People close to the player have REJECTED these criticisms. @MarioCortegana@GuillermoRai_
It’s built for:
✅ Real patients
✅ Real doctors
✅ Real money
Next → launch 🚀
If you’re building anything serious:
Stop building features.
Build systems.
#buildinpublic#healthtech#golang
Hello everyone, today is Day 112 of 365 Days of Code
Today I worked on the delete user account feature for @campusspace_app. This allows users to permanently delete their account.
Top 15 Design Patterns You Should Know:
1. Singleton
2. Factory Method
3. Builder
4. Adapter
5. Decorator
6. Facade
7. Proxy
8. Composite
9. Observer
10. Strategy
11. Command
12. Iterator
13. State
14. Template Method
15. Chain of Responsibility
Which design pattern do you use the most in your work?
Most people trying to become AI Engineers in 2026 are starting in the wrong place.
They begin with tools.
→ Prompt engineering
→ LangChain
→ Agents
→ The latest AI frameworks
But tools change every few months.
The real foundation of AI engineering does not.
Over the past few years, one pattern has become very clear:
The role of an AI Engineer has fundamentally evolved.
An AI Engineer today is no longer just someone who trains models.
The modern AI Engineer builds end-to-end intelligent systems.
That means understanding how multiple layers work together:
𝗟𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝟭: Strong foundations → Python, APIs, data structures, version control
𝗟𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝟮: ML fundamentals → How models learn, how they're evaluated, how they fail
𝗟𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝟯: Generative AI → LLMs, embeddings, vector databases, RAG
𝗟𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝟰: Engineering stack → APIs, orchestration frameworks, databases, cloud deployment
𝗟𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝟱: Build real applications → Chatbots → AI copilots → Document intelligence systems → Automation platforms powered by AI
The future AI Engineer sits at the intersection of software engineering, machine learning, and system architecture.
To simplify this path, I created a new roadmap:
The goal is not to chase every new AI trend.
It's to understand the structure behind modern AI systems.
The question is no longer how to use AI tools.
It's how to design and build AI systems that solve real problems.
If someone asked you today how to become an AI Engineer — what would you tell them to focus on first?