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Top 10 Skills for Claude Code and Codex CLI

The real skill isn’t getting AI to answers! But to do so in a manner that fits our budgets and fulfils our requirements. It’s guiding it with clear context and turning its output into useful action. This list is built around a simpler idea. Instead of searching through thousands of skills, you start with the […]

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AI-related hiring amounted to 83100, 31,921 layoffs & attrition in India: Report; economists say ‘most firing cases….’

The Nomura report indicates India is experiencing significant AI-driven job growth, with 83,100 hires compared to 31,921 layoffs. The analysis examined 69 cases across Asia, covering the period from 2022 through August 2026.

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‘This is very real redlining’: outrage in Little Rock as two datacenters loom

Critics decry proposed hyperscale projects, fearing overuse of water and electricity, and ‘appropriating rural, Black-owned land for industrial purposes’There seems to be a fight over datacenters in nearly every city in the US right now. And amid the extreme polarization of today’s politics, the opposition tends to be bipartisan.“I would say it’s kind of the

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Alibaba tests new business model for Qwen open-source AI

Alibaba plans to introduce revenue-sharing terms for some commercial users of its next Qwen open-weight AI model, Reuters reported, citing two people familiar with the company’s plans. The arrangement would require larger companies that generate revenue from offering the model as a service to reach a commercial agreement with Alibaba. The exact revenue-sharing rate has

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Lake cores show 2012 Rwenzori wildfire was first in 12,000 years, with 100-fold charcoal rise

In 2012, a wildfire swept across Africa’s Rwenzori Mountains, marking the first such event in over 12,000 years. Analysis of lake sediments uncovered a significant charcoal marker linked to this fire, indicating that human actions and climate change are altering these delicate mountain ecosystems. The lower slopes reveal early human impact and ongoing forest shifts,

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Scientists studied South Australia cave bones; light left algae marks, darkness preserved bones

In the captivating underwater caves of South Australia, animal bones exhibit unique characteristics brought about by their aquatic environment. The contrast of light and shadow results in algae development while simultaneously preserving bones in an extraordinary manner. Analyzing these distinct changes allows scientists to piece together ancient ecosystems and geological transformations, establishing an innovative framework

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