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A few years ago, building a software product required a serious commitment. You either spent months developing an MVP yourself or raised enough money to hire a team. Development was expensive, which naturally forced founders to think carefully about which ideas were worth pursuing. AI has changed that equation. Today, you can build a functional…

The most common bad data visualization example in research papers is a bar chart whose y-axis does not start at zero. Peer-reviewed work on this pattern finds that such axes can visually exaggerate effect sizes, and that adding explicit cues does not remove the effect. This guide shows how a truncated chart is built in…

An alternative draft of Ukraine’s new Labor Code would shorten the list of parents who can ask to work remotely because of family circumstances, lowering the young-child threshold from under three to under one and a half. The draft, No. 16010-1, would also no longer explicitly list parents of two or more children under 15…

Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month pushes security teams to look at where threats are heading. This year, most of that conversation is about AI finding vulnerabilities faster. The worry is fair. AI lets an attacker try every variation of an exploit in the time it used to take a person to try one. But defenders…