Expert takes on AI tools like Claude and Sora, modern web development with React and Vite, and tech trends. By KahWee.
All articles published in 2025.
October 2025: 153,074 job cuts, worst in 22 years. AI cited for 31,039 cuts. But the data shows most companies aren't replacing workers with automation—they're using 'AI' as PR cover for pandemic overcorrection.
React Compiler 1.0 ships automatic memoization. Delete your React.memo, useCallback, and useMemo calls—the compiler does it better. Next.js 16 makes Turbopack default with 2-5x faster builds.
Claude Code, Anthropic's official CLI for coding assistance, now has native installers for macOS, Linux, Windows, and WSL. If you've been using the npm version, it's time to upgrade to the native...
Meta cutting 600 AI roles while hiring for superintelligence. The restructuring signals a shift from research to products—and a clearer vision of what matters.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered browser. Perplexity did the same thing months ago with Comet. So what's the actual story here?
Anthropic launched Claude Code on the web and iOS, expanding beyond CLI. The web version runs multiple tasks in parallel on the cloud. It generates $500 million annually and has driven a 10x increase in users since May.
Sora's TikTok form shows us what social media has always been optimized for. Now that AI makes content frictionless, the machine becomes impossible to ignore.
Samsung's 7M parameter model beats DeepSeek-R1 with recursive thinking. Discover why looping 16x outperforms single-pass solutions in reasoning.
Haiku 4.5 is $0.80 per million input tokens and $4 per million output tokens. It's 3.75x cheaper than Sonnet 4.5, runs in sub-200ms, and handles most development tasks just fine.
SwiftUI Toolbar API: See how adaptive placement works across iPhone, iPad, macOS. Why it's confusing for portrait-only apps—and how to fix it.