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Personal blog of Omar Abid

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DeFi Theater: Why Polymarket's Incentives Don't Reward the Truth

How Polymarket's resolution system punishes voters who defy the crowd, not those who are wrong.

LLMs have burned Billions but couldn't build another Tailwind

Why Claude Code feels like magic?

Next.js 15.1+ is unusable outside of Vercel

TBD

Claude 4 - From Hallucination to Creation?

Claude 4 has come a long way in generating UI code, but it still hallucinates components. Today, it surprised me by creating a custom BitBucket icon that doesn't exist in the IBM Carbon Design System.

GitHub potential leaking of private emails and Hacker One

TBD

GPT-3.5 and the latest models

Comparing GPT-3.5 to the latest models.

Implementing the Tower Service Trait

Implementing the Tower Service Trait for WebAssembly.

Code Generation with GraphQL in Rust

Using GraphQL to generate custom types.

How command line arguments get parsed

Explore how command line arguments are parsed.

Ultimate Beneficial Ownership is Dangerous

Examining how transparency laws can affect the balance of power.

How Discord and AI will shape Web 4.0

Exploring how Web 4.0 will look like based on current trends.

Regulation as a Service

Can you sell regulation?

Rust as a productive high-level language

High-level productivity with Rust

How complex is modern web development

Visualizing the complexity of modern web development

Are we in a bubble? A look at the brave new world of zero rates

Explaining asset's price appreciation

Apple's Hell

Apple's issues

Examining the complex web of USD stable coins

A brief look on some USD stable coins

A primer to Rust Async

An introduction to Rust Async programming

The modern web is becoming an unusable, user-hostile wasteland

Some thoughts about the modern web

Rust 2020: A better ecosystem

Suggestions for Rust 2020

A brief introduction to Rust

A brief introduction to Rust

The VIM Experience

7 years journey with VIM