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Architecture of hope
By |Aug 16, 2026 |Updated 1 minute ago PAKISTAN has spent much of its 79-year journey learning how to survive. Partition left millions uprooted; wars tested its resolve; political upheavals unsettled its institutions; terrorism scarred its…
LEWARD JEKE | Africa's future tied to stronger financial architecture
The conundrum of financial liberalisation resolves not into a verdict of success or failure but into a question of conditions, writes Leward Jeke…
Transformer Architecture Basics
Ever felt like the world's information is a giant, jumbled puzzle, and you're struggling to piece it all together? Well, imagine having a super-smart assistant that can not only understand the words but also the subtle relationships between them…
Building an Enterprise Data Validation Framework: From Architecture to Version Control
When managing large-scale data migrations, ETL pipelines, or multi-database reconciliations, manual verification quickly falls short. Without structured automation, data discrepancies—ranging from missing rows to subtle rounding…
Building Mathastic Twice: One Math Puzzle Game, Two Native Architectures
I recently released Mathastic, a fast-paced math puzzle game for iOS and Android. I'm Tapadyuti Chatterjee, a software engineer interested in distributed systems, mobile development, and practical applications of AI. You can learn more about my…
The prediction that Linux had no future aged disastrously
A few months after Linus Torvalds released the first version of Linux, he found himself arguing publicly with someone whose work had helped shape the project in the first place. If you're fuzzy on the terminology, what the Linux kernel actually…
Home swapping - the chic way to travel
Having quit her job as a property developer to go travelling, Erika had already extended her initial adventure — a last-minute yoga retreat in Thailand — to Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan and the Philippines when she decided to make the…
Why Designers Are Suddenly Using Cork for Everything in 2026
As sustainability becomes a key focus in design, architecture, and product development, natural materials are gaining renewed attention. Among these materials, cork stands out as a versatile, renewable, and lightweight resource with remarkable…
The Soviets rebuilt this city. Now their work is receiving global attention
Soviet-era architecture is much maligned with its concrete, utilitarian forms often seen as representative of the rigid authoritarian regime that spawned it. But it is that very representation that has made the style valuable to the architectural…
'Groundbreaking technology often enters the market at a premium before scaling': Touch-sensitive e-skin could soon be commonplace in robotics
Despite mammoth advanced in artificial intelligence and computer vision, and a slew of humanoid robots either being piloted or hitting parts of the market, there's still one major challenge that machines need to overcome. It's tactility, sensation…
The Modular Chair That Lets You Swap Parts Like a Building
Most furniture asks one question at the point of purchase: do you like it enough to live with it, possibly forever? Junha Kahm's Facade modular chair asks something different. It asks what you want from it right now, with the understanding that the…
Miami to decide fate of stunning stadium where speedboats raced and Jimmy Buffett played
MIAMI (AP) — The Miami Marine Stadium, considered a masterpiece of midcentury Brutalist architecture with its massive cantilevered roof and a stunning view of the city, opened in 1963 as the nation's only race venue for powerboats, a major…
Is the new Water Cyber Shield Act too little, too late, and can a cyber group do it better? The experts weigh in
Two US senators have proposed a new Water Cyber Shield Act to provide the EPA with additional funding and tools to conduct cybersecurity assessments on critical water infrastructure. The act would provide $300 million annually to allow for upgrades…
The skill BCG's North America boss thinks matters more in the AI era
At Boston Consulting Group, consultants of the future might look a lot like those of the past: generalists with business acumen. The difference, said BCG veteran Mel Wolfgang, is that the firm increasingly sees its consultants developing some of…
Trump's new ballroom adviser has been dead for 227 years
President Donald Trump has apparently found a new adviser for his embattled White House ballroom: George Washington. Trump spent part of his weekend sharing a series of seemingly AI-generated images depicting himself alongside the nation's first…
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