Self
A glimpse into my inner turmoil. The first month, I was distracted. I rode my horse, focused on getting clients, landing new projects. I saw my son once, but I wasn’t happy, like something was missing. Yes, happiness. I succeeded, yes, but there was no one to celebrate my
Healthcare
A Doctor’s Warning: The Dangers of Using Chlorine Dioxide (MMS) for Autism
Local SEO
Remember that friend you argue with for days about something you know deep in your bones is true? Yeah, that was me and my dentist buddy, Mike, about six months ago. Picture this: our neighborhood, once a quiet street, now has more dental clinics than coffee shops. Seriously, it felt
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Why You Should Be Using LLMs as Headless APIs — 5 Dev-Friendly Benefits & Use Cases If you're a developer looking to integrate AI or LLMs to be exact into your apps without the hassle of building and managing complex frontends, here's something that might change how
Education
Let me start by saying this—I’m not anti-AI. I love tech, and as a doctor turned self-taught developer, I’ve seen firsthand how powerful tools like AI can be. But recently, I came across something that made me pause. A student posted a video explaining her “workflow” to
ADHD
As a doctor, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with many individuals—including several friends and even their kids—who live with ADHD. Over time, I've come to understand just how unique each person's experience is when it comes to managing this condition. Some
Linux
Back in late 1998, I took my first steps into the world of Linux, and let me tell you—it changed everything. As a medical doctor by education, a developer by trade, and someone who loves teaching others (whether it’s coding or horse riding), Linux has been more than
ADHD
Hey there, fellow devs, gamers, and curious minds! Let me start by saying this—I’m not just a developer; I’ve also spent years working closely with neurodiverse individuals as part of my medical practice. So when I decided to create a game specifically tailored for people with ADHD,
marketing
So, the other day, I was chatting with a friend of mine who has ADHD. They were telling me how hard it is for them to keep their thoughts organized and how overwhelming it gets when they’re working on creative projects. I immediately thought of Milanote. I told them,
ADHD
Let me start by saying this: I’ve always been fascinated by the intersection of medicine and technology. As a medical doctor who moonlights as a developer (yes, I code when no one’s looking), my brain is constantly toggling between diagnosing patients and debugging lines of JavaScript. So naturally,
horses
Buying a horse is an exciting yet significant decision that requires careful consideration. Whether you're purchasing your first horse or adding another to your stable, it's essential to follow a structured approach to ensure you find the right match for your needs and skill level. I
News
Man, this hits hard. Microsoft just announced that Skype is officially retiring on May 5, 2025. I’ve been using Skype since 2004—yes, over two decades—and hearing this news feels like saying goodbye to an old friend who’s been there through thick and thin. It’s not
mental health
Hey there, fellow ADHD warriors, tech nerds, and anyone who’s ever hit “repeat” on their favorite song until it became the soundtrack of their nightmares. My name’s Dr. Hamza Mousa , and I’m a medical doctor, software developer, and—because life needs some spice—a horse rider. Yep,
AI Agents
Let me take you back to a moment that really hit home for me. I was sitting in my office, listening to a customers explain their issue—something routine, but important to them. As they spoke, I realized how much time we spend answering the same questions over and over
Productivity
As a doctor, developer, and even a hippotherapist (yep, I work with horses too!), I’ve seen it all—people hunched over their computers, stiff as boards, their necks and backs protesting every minute of work. We often get so absorbed in our tasks that we forget about the very
Articles
As I make my way to work each morning, I’m constantly surrounded by a stream of kids heading to school. As a doctor, it doesn’t take much for me to notice the telltale signs. Their heads are tilted forward, eyes glued to their phones, necks slumped, shoulders rounded.
horse riding
As a horse owner, rider, and trainer, alongside my work as a medical doctor and software developer, I understand the value of using the right tools to make my workflow smoother. Over the years, I’ve developed my own apps and scripts to help manage horse training, personal fitness, feeding
godot
A few years ago, I picked up Godot on my Linux machine to compare it with other game engines for building educational games for my newborn son. The experience was fantastic – Godot was easy to learn and quick to produce results. I even created simple apps with it, choosing it
horses
As a horse rider, owner, and trainer, I’ve always been fascinated by the deep bond between humans and horses. There’s something extraordinary about the way a horse responds to its rider—not just physically, but emotionally. Horses aren’t just animals; they’re partners in battle, adventure, and
gamedev
I recently participated in the Global Game Jam in January 2025, an event that brings together game developers, designers, and creatives from all over the world. The event took place in Divizyon, Konya, Turkey, and it was nothing short of an incredible experience. With many teams and dozens of passionate
Healthcare
A Comprehensive Guide to Antibiotics and Gut Flora
Healthcare
As a medical doctor, software developer, and avid AI user, I’ve seen firsthand both the promise and peril of using AI in healthcare. The reality? AI is an incredible tool, but if you think it can replace a doctor for a diagnosis, you’re missing the bigger picture. Getting
Healthcare
As a medical doctor turned software developer, I’ve always been fascinated by how technology can transform healthcare. Over the years, I’ve worked on integrating AI into medical applications like EHR/EMR systems, and while I see its potential, I’ve also witnessed its pitfalls. Particularly in self-diagnosis, the
Healthcare
Is Cupping Therapy Worth the Hype? Not If You Have These Blood Issues