Nate Herk spent 100 hours testing Claude Code by Anthropic and ChatGPT Codex by OpenAI to assess their performance in practical coding tasks. Claude Code includes features such as customizable workflows and auto-delegating sub-agents, which proved useful for handling complex projects like creating … [Read more...] about Claude Code vs ChatGPT Codex : What 100 Hours of Testing Reveals
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Executive Editor & Co-Founder of Geeky Gadgets
Julian Horsey is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience. A published author and multimedia designer, he specializes in emerging frontiers including Artificial Intelligence, autonomous agents, and next-gen hardware like mini PCs and wearables.
Driven by curiosity and a passion for design, Julian provides in-depth analysis on how AI workflows—from Claude to Google Gemini—are transforming productivity and creativity. His work has been cited by global tech leaders and major publications, reflecting nearly two decades of expertise in 3D printing, AR/VR, and DIY electronics. When not exploring the latest AI models, he is an avid maker and experimenter in the world of DIY tech.
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How Valve’s Steam Controller Bridges PC and Console Gaming
The Steam Controller, introduced by Valve, was initially met with skepticism due to its unconventional design and niche appeal. Poladr0id examines how features like its trackpads and the customizable Steam Input system set it apart, offering a unique approach to gaming that blends PC flexibility … [Read more...] about How Valve’s Steam Controller Bridges PC and Console Gaming
Why Cloud AI is Losing Ground to AMD’s Local Hardware
Running artificial intelligence (AI) models locally is gaining traction as a practical alternative to cloud-based solutions, especially for those prioritizing privacy and cost efficiency. In his explainer, Sam Witteveen highlights how AMD’s advanced hardware, including the Ryzen Threadripper 9980X … [Read more...] about Why Cloud AI is Losing Ground to AMD’s Local Hardware
Automate Complex Tasks with Claude Code’s New JavaScript Workflows
Anthropic has introduced a new workflow feature for Claude Code, aimed at improving multi-agent orchestration through a code-driven approach. This feature allows users to define workflows using JavaScript files, such as `workflow.js`, allowing precise and flexible task automation. By eliminating the … [Read more...] about Automate Complex Tasks with Claude Code’s New JavaScript Workflows
How a Law Firm’s AI Mistake Proves Prompt Engineering is Not Enough
Artificial intelligence has become a cornerstone of modern workflows, but its reliability is only as strong as the foundation it operates on. Nate Jones examines a striking example involving a law firm that faced legal consequences after submitting fabricated citations generated by an AI model. This … [Read more...] about How a Law Firm’s AI Mistake Proves Prompt Engineering is Not Enough
The Hidden Aerodynamic Changes Shaping the Future of Formula 1 In 2026
Formula 1 has continually evolved to balance speed, safety and engineering precision, with aerodynamics playing a pivotal role in this progression. One of the most notable developments has been the reinvention of the wing, which transitioned from basic attachments in the 1960s to integral components … [Read more...] about The Hidden Aerodynamic Changes Shaping the Future of Formula 1 In 2026
Why Xbox is Rethinking Game Pass Day-One Releases
Xbox is shifting its strategy with a renewed emphasis on exclusive titles and potential adjustments to its Game Pass subscription model. According to Colt Eastwood, the company is focusing on revitalizing key franchises and delivering exclusives to strengthen its position in the gaming market. At … [Read more...] about Why Xbox is Rethinking Game Pass Day-One Releases
The Secret to Getting the Ultimate Steam Machine? Build It Yourself
Building your own Steam Machine offers a unique opportunity to create a gaming system that balances performance, cost and personal preferences. In a recent explainer by Level1Techs, the process of designing a custom Steam Machine is broken down into practical steps, including repurposing older … [Read more...] about The Secret to Getting the Ultimate Steam Machine? Build It Yourself
How Modular Claude Code Frameworks Fix Hermes AI Scalability Issues
The Hermes AI agent system has quickly become a standout in the AI development space, earning 40,000 GitHub stars in just 46 days. Its appeal lies in features like memory systems for efficient data handling, identity layers for personalized interactions and self-learning loops that enable ongoing … [Read more...] about How Modular Claude Code Frameworks Fix Hermes AI Scalability Issues
Why You Keep Hitting Gemini’s Usage Limits and How to Stop
Gemini’s usage limits play a crucial role in determining how effectively you can use its AI capabilities for various tasks, from text generation to video creation. As Paul Lipsky explains, these limits are divided into current usage, which resets every five hours and weekly usage, which refreshes at … [Read more...] about Why You Keep Hitting Gemini’s Usage Limits and How to Stop
What Are MCP Apps and Why They Are the Future of Web Interactions
MCP apps, or Multi-Contextual Protocol applications, are reshaping how humans and AI systems collaborate online. These apps assist real-time, synchronized interactions by making sure that both users and AI assistants work with the most current data. For example, an MCP app could help plan a vacation … [Read more...] about What Are MCP Apps and Why They Are the Future of Web Interactions
What Bungie Ending Destiny 2 Means for the Future of Live-Service Games
Bungie’s announcement to cease active development on Destiny 2 has sent ripples through the gaming industry, marking the end of an era for one of the most influential live-service games. The final update, titled "Monument of Triumph," is scheduled for release in June 2024, after which no new … [Read more...] about What Bungie Ending Destiny 2 Means for the Future of Live-Service Games
