Ivan Bogdanov

Will AI replace us or simply redefine how we work? While some fear mass unemployment and others lament "slop" content and the decline of traditional publishing, the reality is far more nuanced. By analyzing hard statistics, Microsoft data, and global institutional reports, we investigate whether we are witnessing a true industrial revolution or just another massive hype cycle.

A step-by-step guide to deploying JupyterLab on GPU servers. Covers JupyterHub configuration, NVIDIA drivers, security (Nginx/SSL), resource limits, and monitoring.

We didn't argue with TIOBE or RedMonk — we built our own programming language ranking from GitHub data. The 2024–2025 numbers hold a few surprises: JavaScript leads, TypeScript surges, and Rust and Go win on project quality. We break down what's behind the numbers and where the distortions live.

Documentation dies not because employees are lazy, but because it is inconvenient to use and people stop trusting it. We look at the "two pillars" of a good knowledge base: usability and control over how current it is. Using ONLYOFFICE Workspace as an example, we show how to turn chaos into a working process with templates, role-based access and review discipline.

Are Chinese models actually cheaper, or is it a trap? Learn how to avoid overpaying for tokens and why list prices don't tell the whole story regarding AI expenditures.

All in One SEO (AIOSEO) is one of the oldest SEO plugins for WordPress with over 3 million active installations. We break down its features, pricing plans, pros, and cons in 2026.

Rank Math is a fast-growing SEO plugin for WordPress with over 3 million active installations. We break down its features, pricing plans, pros, and cons in 2026.

Yoast SEO is installed on over 10 million WordPress sites. We break down the plugin's features, pricing, performance, pros, and cons in 2026.

Which WordPress SEO plugin should you choose in 2026? Summary feature tables, an AI tool breakdown, performance tests, pricing, migration, and selection recommendations.

GitHub is slowly turning into a graveyard of old code. We compared thousands of repositories to see which languages are losing activity fastest — and where the ecosystem is still growing.