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Aaron Fernandes

Aaron Fernandes is a web developer, designer, and WordPress expert with over 11 years of experience.

Apr 23
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Tesla’s Profit Plunge: What’s Really Going On with Elon’s EV Empire?

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Tesla just posted its most disappointing financial results in years, and let’s just say… it’s not giving "supercharged" right now. In the first three months of 2025, Tesla made *just* $409 million in net income. Now, $409 million might sound like a lot (because it *is*), but that’s a jaw-dropping **71% drop** compared to the same time last year. Ouch. That’s like showing up to the party with a six-pack…
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Apr 21
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Facebook’s Midlife Crisis: How Meta is Trying to Make Facebook Cool Again

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If you’ve ever scrolled through Facebook and thought, “Wow, this feels like a digital high school reunion I didn’t RSVP to,” you’re not alone—and even Meta knows it. During the first week of Meta’s antitrust trial, some juicy internal emails were made public by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and they revealed something pretty surprising: Meta is very aware that Facebook just isn’t hitting like it used to. In fact,…
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Apr 21
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OpenAI’s New AI Model Was Hyped — But Real-World Tests Tell a Different Story

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When OpenAI dropped its shiny new “o3” AI model in December, it came with a bold claim: it crushed some seriously hard math problems like a genius robot with a calculator and a caffeine addiction. Specifically, OpenAI said o3 could solve over 25% of the questions in a notoriously tough math benchmark called FrontierMath. That was a big deal, because the next-best AI model on the market could only manage…
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Apr 11
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How to Set Up the Google Tag for Conversion Tracking (Without Losing Your Mind)

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If you're spending money on Google Ads but not tracking conversions, it’s kind of like ordering takeout and never checking if it arrived. You’re just throwing money into the digital void, hoping something sticks. But don’t worry – setting up conversion tracking is way easier than it sounds. And once it’s live, you'll know exactly what’s working and what’s just eating your budget. Ready to track like a pro? Here’s…
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Apr 09
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WordPress.com Just Dropped an AI Website Builder — Here’s What You Need to Know

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If you've ever said, “I wish I could build a website, but I have zero clue where to start,” your moment has arrived. WordPress.com (yes, that WordPress) has just rolled out a shiny new AI-powered site builder, and it’s basically your personal web designer in a chatbot suit. 🙌 🚀 What’s This New Tool? WordPress.com’s new AI Website Builder is currently in early access, and it can create a complete…
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Apr 09
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OpenAI Wants to Fix AI’s Report Card — Here’s What That Means for the Rest of Us

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Let’s face it: figuring out how good an AI model really is can feel like reading a report card written in ancient Greek. Is it smart? Sure. But smart how? And compared to what? Well, OpenAI—yes, the company behind ChatGPT—is stepping in with a bold new idea to clean up the mess. They’re launching something called the OpenAI Pioneers Program, and its mission is to create new, better ways of…
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Apr 09
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Threads Is Making It Easier to Follow Your Favorite Creators From X (aka Twitter)

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If you're one of the many people who've tried jumping from X (formerly Twitter) to Meta’s Threads but felt like you had to start all over — good news! Threads is testing a new feature that could make your switch a lot smoother. What’s New? Meta has started testing a tool in Threads that helps you follow the same creators you already follow on X. In short, if you’ve built…
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Apr 02
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Zelle is Shutting Down Its App—Here’s What It Means for You

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If you use Zelle to send and receive money, you might have heard that the company is shutting down its stand-alone app. While this might sound concerning, most users won’t be affected. Here’s why. Why Is Zelle Shutting Down Its App? According to a company blog post, Zelle will officially discontinue its stand-alone app on Tuesday. However, this change impacts only a small fraction of Zelle users. Currently, 98% of…
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Apr 02
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Filing Taxes Just Got a Pokémon-Inspired Makeover—Here’s How It Works

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Filing your taxes might not be the most exciting part of adulting, but one innovative startup is changing that by turning tax season into a Pokémon-style showdown. Meet PokéTax, an interactive tax-filing game developed by Open Ledger that transforms the normally tedious process into an engaging battle against "Tax Trainers." How Does PokéTax Work? Instead of wading through endless tax forms, PokéTax lets users challenge different Tax Trainers—each one representing…
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Apr 02
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OpenAI Faces Capacity Challenges as ChatGPT’s Popularity Soars

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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is facing significant capacity issues due to the overwhelming demand for its latest AI-powered image-generation tool. As a result, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has warned that product launches may be delayed, services may experience slowdowns, and occasional disruptions are likely. What’s Causing the Delays? ChatGPT’s new image-generation capabilities, which have drawn attention for their ability to mimic distinctive artistic styles—such as Studio Ghibli’s hand-drawn animations—have…
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Apr 01
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Amazon Introduces Nova Act: A New AI Agent That Can Navigate the Web for You

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Amazon has taken a big step into the world of AI agents with the launch of Nova Act, a powerful tool designed to control web browsers and perform simple tasks on its own. Think of it as a digital assistant that doesn’t just respond to commands but actually takes action—filling out forms, making reservations, and navigating websites on your behalf. What is Nova Act? Nova Act is Amazon’s latest innovation…
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Apr 01
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Hillary Clinton Joins Bluesky: What It Means for Social Media and Politics

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Hillary Clinton, the former U.S. Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, has officially joined Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform often seen as an alternative to X (formerly Twitter). Her arrival follows that of former President Barack Obama, who made his debut on the platform just last week. Clinton confirmed the authenticity of her Bluesky account through an Instagram story and a post on X, signaling her intent…
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Mar 31
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ChatGPT’s New Image Generator Can Create Fake Receipts—Here’s Why That Matters

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OpenAI’s latest AI model, ChatGPT-4o, comes with a powerful new image generator that’s raising eyebrows—not just for its creativity but for its ability to generate surprisingly realistic text within images. While this feature has exciting potential for design, marketing, and education, it also introduces concerns about misuse, particularly in generating fake receipts. A New Tool for Fraudsters? Social media users have already begun testing the feature, and some are using…
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Feb 25
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YouTube’s New Approach to Mid-Roll Ads: Enhancing the Viewing Experience

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YouTube is shaking things up with its mid-roll ad strategy, aiming to make ad interruptions a thing of the past while also helping creators pad their pockets a little more. Starting May 12, this Google-owned platform will roll out a fresh approach to ad placements, ensuring fewer ads pop up at those awkward moments that could send viewers fleeing—think mid-sentence or during that nail-biting action scene. Instead, you'll see ads…
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