← Home

ASI Biont Blog — AI agents, automation and the digital twin

Practical articles, guides and analysis on AI agents, automation, development, integrations, IoT devices and science — how AI writes code, runs in a sandbox and connects any service, API or sensor

No posts found. Try a different search term.

Chargeback: Why "I Paid by Card, So the Money Will Come Back" Doesn't Work — and How to Dispute a Payment Properly

A chargeback is a formal dispute under card-network rules, not a complaint form. A walk through one real case: what the buyer did, what the bank rejected, and the exact sequence of steps that gets money back.

Read more →

Strategic Consulting — MBB-Level Preparation: How to Answer Market Sizing Questions Without Freezing

Learn a 4-step method to answer market sizing case interview questions without freezing. Covers MECE trees, assumptions, sanity checks, and how to rehearse under time pressure.

Read more →

Blockchain Security & Smart Contract Auditor: Why a 'Decentralized Oracle' Doesn't Save You From a Flash Loan Attack

A 'decentralized oracle' won't save your protocol from a flash loan attack. Here's how price manipulation actually pays, what a real smart contract audit tests, and how to check any protocol yourself.

Read more →

Banking Regulation — Basel III/IV & Prudential Supervision: How to Build and Stress-Test LCR and NSFR Yourself Before the Supervisor Does

A practitioner's walkthrough of Basel III liquidity ratios: how to build LCR and NSFR from a balance sheet, apply HQLA haircuts and run-off factors, stress-test the result, and avoid the classification errors that turn a passing ratio into a SREP finding.

Read more →

LeakCanary Says Where, LLM Says Why: Prompting Your Way Out of OutOfMemoryError in Android

Turn LeakCanary traces into actionable fixes: 4 LLM prompts to diagnose OutOfMemoryError, refactor with WeakReference, write reproducer tests, and verify with Memory Profiler.

Read more →

Diving: Why Beginners Sink at 5 Metres, and What Physics Has to Do With It

Why beginners sink, run out of air, and blame their ears — a hands-on look at dive physics, equipment checks, buoyancy and planning, plus how to choose between self-study and a course.

Read more →

ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management Systems): What Auditors Actually Sample — and How to Pass Without Panic

Auditors don't read your manual — they sample. Here's what they reach for first, how to build an internal audit checklist that predicts findings, and how to write a corrective action that actually closes a nonconformity.

Read more →

AI Business Transformation: Why AI Pilots Don't Pay Off and How to Calculate ROI Before You Start

Why AI pilots look great in demos but don't bring in money: a breakdown of typical failures, the ROI formula, hidden costs, and a checklist of questions before launching an AI implementation.

Read more →

Hiking and Expeditions: 5 Numbers That Will Save You from Failure on the Trail

How much water, food, and time do you need for a hike? We break it down in numbers: calculating nutrition, gear, and water for a route. What to know before starting the course "Hiking and Expeditions."

Read more →

System Design: How Scaling Turns 1,000 Users into 10 Million

We break down how scaling affects architecture: from load calculation to CAP theorem and sharding. Learn which tools are needed for system growth and how to choose the right learning path.

Read more →