If you’ve been following AI conversations, you’ve probably come across the acronym RLHF. Yes, it sounds like something out of an LinkedIn marketeer and a tad bit overcomplicated. But I think it’s actually one of the simplest and most impactful ideas in modern AI. Understanding it could
Prototype meets vibe coding The name Lovable gives off design vibes, but that’s not the story here, and let’s set the record straight: Lovable.dev is not a design showcase. It’s a “vibe-coding” tool that takes your plain prompts and generates a fully functional app, including front-end,
Before We Begin If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already met GPT-5 which is the latest, smartest iteration of OpenAI’s language models. Whether through ChatGPT Plus or early access, you’re experiencing AI that’s “more powerful and context-aware” than ever before. Very cool. Yet, despite
There’s a particular kind of something, let's call it magic, in a conversation. It’s the point when someone answers the thing you meant to ask, not the thing you said. This is seen as a human pattern; we don't need to prompt a conversation.
We’ve covered how dark mode feels and the perks it offers. Now let’s look at the technical side, performance, SEO, and implementation. What's hiding under the hood? What is Native Dark Mode? From what I gathered. The most efficient way to deliver dark mode is through
In essence, what are the perks? We discussed the switch and some of its benefits. But dark mode is more than just a stylistic choice. It delivers measurable benefits for eye comfort, battery life and even the way you interact with your device. Dark mode reduces eye strain You would
Alright, so why the switch? If you’ve ever flipped on dark mode, you know the change: the bright white screen dims to black or deep gray, and your eyes instantly relax. But why has this simple and elegant toggle become a default feature on phones, apps, and websites? The
Before we begin Most of us use search engines daily. For all kinds of questions, clicking links, and piecing together answers. But what if search didn’t just respond to what we ask, but anticipated what we needed before we asked it? That’s the shift we’re beginning to
You typed exactly what you wanted, or so you thought. But somewhere between your keystrokes and the results on your screen, something shifted. Autocomplete nudged you toward a “more popular” query. The first page read less like an answer and more like an ad. And, before you knew it, the
Before we begin We’ve all seen what generative AI can do, yes, we should have by now. Writing blog posts, creating images, summarizing emails, and even coding (might not be vibe coding just yet). It sometimes can feel like magic. But what’s coming next is even more transformative