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👍 Human Operator Moves the Hand
MIT's wearable Human Operator looks like dragon scales along the forearm. AI vision tracks the task and sends precisely timed electrical signals to the hand muscles, making the fingers move without the user deciding to move them.
For someone 1.5 years after a stroke, whose recovery has stalled, repetition is the point. The device could provide more training hours in a week than a clinic can provide in a month.
It does not download a skill. It guides movement rather than transferring ability, and it is still unknown whether this creates lasting motor memory.
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MIT's wearable Human Operator looks like dragon scales along the forearm. AI vision tracks the task and sends precisely timed electrical signals to the hand muscles, making the fingers move without the user deciding to move them.
For someone 1.5 years after a stroke, whose recovery has stalled, repetition is the point. The device could provide more training hours in a week than a clinic can provide in a month.
It does not download a skill. It guides movement rather than transferring ability, and it is still unknown whether this creates lasting motor memory.
🔆 t.me/techpsyche
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9 Baby Steps to Learn Web Development 👇👇
1. Understand the Basics: Begin with learning the fundamental technologies that power the web: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML structures the content, CSS styles it, and JavaScript adds interactivity. Focus on building simple web pages to get comfortable with these technologies.
2. Build Simple Websites: Start creating basic websites. Begin with static websites where you practice structuring content with HTML and styling it with CSS. Try building a personal portfolio or a simple landing page to apply what you’ve learned.
3. Learn Version Control with Git: Git is essential for tracking changes and collaborating on projects. Learn the basics of Git and GitHub, such as creating repositories, committing changes, and pushing code. Start by managing your web projects with Git.
4. Dive into Responsive Design: Learn how to make your websites responsive, so they look good on different devices. Study CSS techniques like Flexbox and Grid, and practice using media queries to adapt your site’s layout for various screen sizes.
5. Explore JavaScript Further: Deepen your understanding of JavaScript by learning about DOM manipulation, event handling, and AJAX. Practice by adding dynamic elements to your websites, such as interactive forms, image sliders, or real-time content updates.
6. Start with Front-End Frameworks: Familiarize yourself with popular front-end frameworks like Bootstrap for faster styling and layout or React.js for building dynamic user interfaces. Use these tools to create more complex web applications.
7. Work on Full-Stack Projects: Once you’re comfortable with front-end development, start learning about back-end technologies like Node.js, Express.js, and databases (SQL or NoSQL). Build full-stack applications that include both front-end and back-end components, such as a blog platform or a basic e-commerce site.
8. Join Web Development Communities: Engage with communities on platforms like StackOverflow, Reddit’s webdev subreddit, and GitHub. Contributing to open-source projects or seeking feedback on your work will accelerate your learning.
9. Practice and Keep Learning: Web development is vast and continuously evolving. Keep building projects, learning new frameworks, and staying updated with industry trends. Consistent practice and staying curious are key to becoming a proficient web developer.
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5 Free Web Development Courses by Udacity & Microsoft 👇👇
Intro to HTML and CSS (https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-html-and-css--ud001)
Intro to Backend (https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-backend--ud171)
Intro to JavaScript (https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-javascript--ud803)
Web Development for Beginners (http://learn.microsoft.com/training/paths/web-development-101/)
Object-Oriented JavaScript (https://www.udacity.com/course/object-oriented-javascript--ud711)
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1. Understand the Basics: Begin with learning the fundamental technologies that power the web: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. HTML structures the content, CSS styles it, and JavaScript adds interactivity. Focus on building simple web pages to get comfortable with these technologies.
2. Build Simple Websites: Start creating basic websites. Begin with static websites where you practice structuring content with HTML and styling it with CSS. Try building a personal portfolio or a simple landing page to apply what you’ve learned.
3. Learn Version Control with Git: Git is essential for tracking changes and collaborating on projects. Learn the basics of Git and GitHub, such as creating repositories, committing changes, and pushing code. Start by managing your web projects with Git.
4. Dive into Responsive Design: Learn how to make your websites responsive, so they look good on different devices. Study CSS techniques like Flexbox and Grid, and practice using media queries to adapt your site’s layout for various screen sizes.
5. Explore JavaScript Further: Deepen your understanding of JavaScript by learning about DOM manipulation, event handling, and AJAX. Practice by adding dynamic elements to your websites, such as interactive forms, image sliders, or real-time content updates.
6. Start with Front-End Frameworks: Familiarize yourself with popular front-end frameworks like Bootstrap for faster styling and layout or React.js for building dynamic user interfaces. Use these tools to create more complex web applications.
7. Work on Full-Stack Projects: Once you’re comfortable with front-end development, start learning about back-end technologies like Node.js, Express.js, and databases (SQL or NoSQL). Build full-stack applications that include both front-end and back-end components, such as a blog platform or a basic e-commerce site.
8. Join Web Development Communities: Engage with communities on platforms like StackOverflow, Reddit’s webdev subreddit, and GitHub. Contributing to open-source projects or seeking feedback on your work will accelerate your learning.
9. Practice and Keep Learning: Web development is vast and continuously evolving. Keep building projects, learning new frameworks, and staying updated with industry trends. Consistent practice and staying curious are key to becoming a proficient web developer.
Best Web Development Resources (https://t.me/webdevresourcestp)
5 Free Web Development Courses by Udacity & Microsoft 👇👇
Intro to HTML and CSS (https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-html-and-css--ud001)
Intro to Backend (https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-backend--ud171)
Intro to JavaScript (https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-javascript--ud803)
Web Development for Beginners (http://learn.microsoft.com/training/paths/web-development-101/)
Object-Oriented JavaScript (https://www.udacity.com/course/object-oriented-javascript--ud711)
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Starting a business is often seen as an expensive endeavor requiring a massive bank loan, deep-pocketed venture capitalists, or a hefty savings account.
How to Start a Business with No Money (20 Proven Strategies)
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Your life is a result of the choices you make… If you don’t like your life, it is time to start making better choices.
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OpenAI released GPT-6.1 Terra, and speed is the main selling point.
The new model is built for actual computer work, not just chatting. It can navigate apps, fill out forms, write and refactor code, analyze documents and videos, and even create 3D models from technical drawings.
And the numbers look pretty interesting:
• 3x faster than GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol on agentic tasks.
• Much fewer hallucinations. Error rates dropped from 53.6% to 16.7% with minimal reasoning, and down to 4.3% at maximum effort.
• Big coding improvement. Terra scored 50.3% on Terminal-Bench 4.0, up from 21.5% for the previous version.
• 1M token context window, enough to work with large documents and codebases.
• Half the API price: $1 per million input tokens and $5 per million output tokens. That’s also significantly cheaper than Claude Opus 5.5.
Instead of making every model bigger and smarter, they’re focusing on making AI agents faster, cheaper, and more reliable at using computers.
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The new model is built for actual computer work, not just chatting. It can navigate apps, fill out forms, write and refactor code, analyze documents and videos, and even create 3D models from technical drawings.
And the numbers look pretty interesting:
• 3x faster than GPT-6 Astra and GPT-6.1 Sol on agentic tasks.
• Much fewer hallucinations. Error rates dropped from 53.6% to 16.7% with minimal reasoning, and down to 4.3% at maximum effort.
• Big coding improvement. Terra scored 50.3% on Terminal-Bench 4.0, up from 21.5% for the previous version.
• 1M token context window, enough to work with large documents and codebases.
• Half the API price: $1 per million input tokens and $5 per million output tokens. That’s also significantly cheaper than Claude Opus 5.5.
Instead of making every model bigger and smarter, they’re focusing on making AI agents faster, cheaper, and more reliable at using computers.
🔆 t.me/techpsyche
When you start to grow, growing becomes passion. Because all you need is keeping or maintaining.
When you deal with challenges as early as possible, going forward the ride becomes easier and easier. t least you already have the stamina to deal with it.
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When you deal with challenges as early as possible, going forward the ride becomes easier and easier. t least you already have the stamina to deal with it.
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UGANDA🇺🇬,KENYA🇰🇪,TANZANIA🇹🇿 Trees for the Future is HiringSenior Manager, Data Systems
🏤Organization: Trees for the Future
📍Location: Remote(Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania)
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What is CI/CD?
When we set out to build software and deliver it to users (deployment), we often worry: "Will the code work? What if there are errors? What if the system crashes?" To alleviate these concerns, there is an excellent practice: CI/CD.
CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment) is not just about automation; it is also a work culture and a mindset.
In short, CI/CD involves continuously integrating the code we write, having it tested automatically, and delivering it to users without any risk.
Benefits of CI/CD that many beginner programmers may not be aware of:
➤ Reduces human error: By eliminating the need for manual intervention during the deployment process, it helps prevent mistakes.
➤ Feature Flags: You can deploy code to an application today but choose to make it visible to users on a different, specific date.
➤ Rapid Rollbacks: If new code causes an issue, you can instantly revert to the previous, stable version without any panic.
Using tools like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI can significantly streamline the CI/CD process and make our work much easier.
Simply put, CI/CD acts like an "autopilot" for your code. You write the code, and it ensures a smooth delivery.
If you liked this post, don't forget to leave a 👍 or ❤️! 😊
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When we set out to build software and deliver it to users (deployment), we often worry: "Will the code work? What if there are errors? What if the system crashes?" To alleviate these concerns, there is an excellent practice: CI/CD.
CI/CD (Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment) is not just about automation; it is also a work culture and a mindset.
In short, CI/CD involves continuously integrating the code we write, having it tested automatically, and delivering it to users without any risk.
Benefits of CI/CD that many beginner programmers may not be aware of:
➤ Reduces human error: By eliminating the need for manual intervention during the deployment process, it helps prevent mistakes.
➤ Feature Flags: You can deploy code to an application today but choose to make it visible to users on a different, specific date.
➤ Rapid Rollbacks: If new code causes an issue, you can instantly revert to the previous, stable version without any panic.
Using tools like GitHub Actions or GitLab CI can significantly streamline the CI/CD process and make our work much easier.
Simply put, CI/CD acts like an "autopilot" for your code. You write the code, and it ensures a smooth delivery.
If you liked this post, don't forget to leave a 👍 or ❤️! 😊
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TANZANIA🇹🇿CRDB Bank Plc is HiringManager, Artificial Intelligence Portfolio Delivery
🏤Organization: CRDB Bank Plc
📍Location: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
How To Apply:
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⚡️ Two weeks after Argon, Google has a new No. 1 AI model
Gemini 4 Carbon is Google's next frontier model, and it tops the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index with 59 points. Claude Opus 5.5 has 58, GPT-6 Astra 57.
The biggest jump is in cybersecurity. Carbon scores 88.2% on SEC-bench Pro, a test of finding vulnerabilities. Google's Chrome team says it did over 10 times better than another lab's large frontier model at writing high-quality security patches.
It isn't first everywhere. On coding agents it ranks second, 59 points to 62 for Claude Code running Opus 5.5.
You can't use it yet. Some cyber defenders get access this week, then trusted partners, with "wider availability soon." The introductory price is $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output, later $4 and $20.
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Gemini 4 Carbon is Google's next frontier model, and it tops the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index with 59 points. Claude Opus 5.5 has 58, GPT-6 Astra 57.
The biggest jump is in cybersecurity. Carbon scores 88.2% on SEC-bench Pro, a test of finding vulnerabilities. Google's Chrome team says it did over 10 times better than another lab's large frontier model at writing high-quality security patches.
It isn't first everywhere. On coding agents it ranks second, 59 points to 62 for Claude Code running Opus 5.5.
You can't use it yet. Some cyber defenders get access this week, then trusted partners, with "wider availability soon." The introductory price is $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output, later $4 and $20.
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MOÇAMBIQUE🇲🇿A fundação Ariel Glaser está a contratarAssistente de Dados (Digitador) — Saúde Militar
🏤Organização: Fundação Ariel Glaser
📍Local: Maputo, Moçambique
Como se candidatar:
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Everything you want, other people want. You’re in a competition.
Act accordingly and keep adding value to yourself which puts you ahead in the queue.
Act accordingly and keep adding value to yourself which puts you ahead in the queue.
🎮 "Make it a LOT more fun," he told Claude. And the game got fun
Programmer Simon Willison says October was a turning point: Claude Opus 5.5 now builds games that are fun to play. Older models made things that only looked like games.
In a few weeks he vibe coded four browser games without reading the code. None took more than four hours of his own time.
• Tree Appreciator, a spot-the-difference game with two generated trees, came from one prompt in the regular Claude chat
• Emberwick, a fantasy RPG with a 15-minute story. Its ending left him "emotionally affected"
• Battle Drones, a Command & Conquer-style strategy game, now with 2–4 player multiplayer
His starter prompt works in both ChatGPT and Claude:
If the result is dull, add
GPT-6 Astra can build games too, he says, but its "sense of fun doesn't match that of Opus 5.5."
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Programmer Simon Willison says October was a turning point: Claude Opus 5.5 now builds games that are fun to play. Older models made things that only looked like games.
In a few weeks he vibe coded four browser games without reading the code. None took more than four hours of his own time.
• Tree Appreciator, a spot-the-difference game with two generated trees, came from one prompt in the regular Claude chat
• Emberwick, a fantasy RPG with a 15-minute story. Its ending left him "emotionally affected"
• Battle Drones, a Command & Conquer-style strategy game, now with 2–4 player multiplayer
His starter prompt works in both ChatGPT and Claude:
Build a mobile-friendly three.js game where...If the result is dull, add
Make it a LOT more funGPT-6 Astra can build games too, he says, but its "sense of fun doesn't match that of Opus 5.5."
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There's something addictive about coding.
Even when you're tired or lack sleep, you still wanna jump back and write 5 more lines to test an idea you've had in your head!
Even when you're tired or lack sleep, you still wanna jump back and write 5 more lines to test an idea you've had in your head!