MCP bridges the gap between your AI agents and your external tools, allowing them to send Discord messages, read your emails, and interact with your environment. But this massive leap in capability comes with a serious catch: massive security risks. Because anyone can build and open-source an MCP server, integrating them blindly can lead to […]
Daily Archives: October 24, 2026
Over time, knowledge has been passed down in various forms. Before writing was invented in ancient Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), laws, history, myths, songs, and other information were all transferred from generation to generation orally. This was done either via instructions or storytelling (especially folktales and events that had happened over time). But another common method […]
I recently worked on a project where a Node.js application used Vite to compile its frontend. It worked in a browser-hosted development environment, but its image build failed after the move to Azure Container Registry. The build reported a missing Vite executable after an earlier dependency install had failed. The container build ended with a […]
Most application search setups force a trade-off: settle for simple text filters, or manage a separate search cluster like Elasticsearch with complex synchronization pipelines. In a new video course on the freeCodeCamp.org YouTube channel, I demonstrate how to run an entire production-grade search pipeline inside PostgreSQL. By pairing lexical keyword matching with dense vector embeddings […]
A straight line equation is a good place to start understanding how a neural network works. It’s what we explored in my previous article, How Neural Networks Work – Explained Using the Straight Line Equation (y=ax+b). But, what if the relationship between the input and the output isn’t linear? We all know that in the […]