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You've been told TypeScript makes your code safer, but you're probably using it to create even more elaborate ways to shoot yourself in the foot. Here's why your favorite TypeScript patterns are actually making things worse.
While you've been hopping between React, Angular, Vue, and Svelte like a commitment-phobic dater, web components have been quietly maturing into the native solution we pretend doesn't exist. Are you ready to face the future where your favorite framework becomes irrelevant?
DeepSeek, Yi, and other Chinese AI models are dramatically reshaping the competitive landscape, leaving US tech giants scrambling for answers.
How America's punitive tariffs on Chinese chips are backfiring spectacularly, pricing US startups out of AI training while Chinese companies scale with government backing.
The heated battle between AI coding assistants Cursor and Windsurf is revealing more about developer tribalism than actual productivity improvements.
Watch tech giants perform grand unveilings of 'revolutionary' accessibility features that have been standard practice since before their interns were born. It's the tech equivalent of 'discovering' fire and expecting a Nobel Prize.
Tech's biggest scam isn't crypto—it's dating apps pretending to use 'sophisticated AI' when they're actually running code that wouldn't pass a freshman CS assignment. Your romantic future is being determined by glorified if-else statements with good marketing.
OpenAI's 'groundbreaking' web browsing feature is basically Bing with an added layer of making things up. It's perfect for when you need accurate information turned into plausible nonsense with supreme confidence.
