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Muhammad Akif Malhi and the arithmetic of a bigger team
Three people became more than 50, by his own account. For Techling founder Muhammad Akif Malhi, the next chapter includes helping other founders - and returning to the classroom where software careers begin.
Stanislav Synko and the work before the code
He started making websites at 12, built a software business, and wrote a guide for founders who do not code. Now Stanislav Synko is testing what happens when the instructions become the thing worth keeping.
Dylan Farnsworth and the Fine Art of Knowing What to Throw Away
A trained oboist became a software operator, then let AI write the code. His real craft is knowing when to conduct, when to listen, and when to throw a bad session away.
Moustafa Noureddine Has Spent Three Decades Making Software Survive the Real World
Before AI became a boardroom reflex, he was studying cloud bottlenecks, shipping collaboration software and teaching engineers how to think. Acksession is the latest expression of a career built around one stubborn question: will the system still work when reality arrives?
Muhammad Akif Malhi Is Building for the Part After the Demo
The Techling founder has built his public career around a plain but demanding idea: clever software only matters when it survives contact with a real business.