August 26, 2026

Lifting 120 Kilos Doesn't Mean a Robot Is Useful

A robot that lifts 120 kilos in a demonstration has not yet proven that it can operate for eight hours, withstand a week of dust, receive rapid maintenance, and save money compared with a person or specialized machinery. Industrial robotics has advanced precisely when it stops selling a general fantasy

August 26, 2026

AGENTS.md Improves Coordination, but Doesn't Replace Quality

In other words, AGENTS.md improves coordination; it doesn't replace quality engineering. What would you include in a first version? Very little and very specific: how to set up the environment, the main verification commands, which directories or files require special care, style rules that do not

August 26, 2026

Cheap Can End Up Costing You More

A 2019 laptop can still be a great tool in 2026, but it can also become a short-lived, expensive purchase if we only look at the discount label. And that’s the trap in the word “cheap.” Paying little today is not the same as spending little over the next four years. Today we take a look at the growing supply of refurbished laptops, especially on platforms like Back Market, where you can find Windows and Mac computers at prices far below those of a new model. The promise is compelling: a professional computer from a few years ago, inspected, with a warranty, and for considerably less money. But it’s worth separating three things that often get mixed together: used, refurbished, and suitable for what you need.

August 26, 2026

Grok vs simpl.ai: you're comparing different things #Shorts

When someone compares Grok with simpl.ai, it sounds like they're pitting two models against each other, but they're not. Grok is a family of SpaceXAI models and products. simpl.ai is a workspace that brings together several models, including Grok, GPT, Claude, and Gemini. That difference changes the decision. If you want Grok's newest features, its

August 25, 2026

AI Doesn’t Live in the Cloud: It Needs Fuel and Permits

The race for artificial intelligence is no longer decided solely by chips, models, and talent. It’s being decided next to a turbine, a gas pipeline, and an electrical substation. And that changes the story quite a bit. For years, we talked about the cloud as if it were something ethereal; now it turns out the cloud needs fuel, maintenance, and environmental permits.