How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, February 1, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, we present you with these top quality stories. From Scientists Hack Pac-Man to Make Physical Therapy Less of a Chore to Can the Blockchain Make Traditional Courts Redundant?, … Read more
Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded: Product Management Edition—the ultimate recap of the stories, writers, and trends that defined your 2024! In Product Management, You Turned Ideas Into Market Realities You came for the “data-driven takes” and stayed for the “just ship it” vibes. Whether you’re prioritizing features or surviving the feedback loops, if product management was … Read more
When accounting startup Bench abruptly failed last month, the shutdown was forced when the company’s lenders called in the startup’s loan. In late 2023, the digital freight company Convoy faced financial challenges, leading venture lending firm Hercules Capital to assume control of the company to recover its investments. Divvy Homes, which sold for about $1 … Read more
TikTok’s potential U.S. ban has sparked a flurry of development within the open social web community. Several new applications are being built that could one day serve as a TikTok replacement for those who favor the open source, decentralized social network Bluesky and the technology that powers it, the AT Protocol. Though the TikTok ban … Read more
In 2008, Mortis Ghost made a game with his friend, composer Alias Conrad Coldwood. It was a surreal roleplaying game about a baseball player fighting ghosts called Off. He shared it for free on a French-speaking forum, where it garnered a small audience. One player was a French artist who was inspired to make a … Read more
Bitcoin swung wildly thanks to DeepSeek fears, Fed hopes, and Trump tariffs, while Bitcoiners got mad at Ripple over U.S. reserve plans.
As Elon Musk’s X sees a decline in daily active users, some people are deciding to ditch the social network entirely, whether that’s for Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, or perhaps, better yet, nothing at all. Since the Tesla and SpaceX CEO bought Twitter in 2022, numerous alternatives have cropped up, seeking to ensnare people who are … Read more
Wall Street giants are betting on the projected $30 trillion RWA tokenization market as the industry sees explosive growth and widespread adoption across TradFi institutions.
While your Windows computer should be pretty well locked down with a password or maybe even some kind of biometric protection, it’s impossible to guarantee that no one else is ever going to get access to it, whether itâs a thief swiping your unlocked laptop from a coffee shop or one of your kids wanting … Read more
The release of OpenAI’s o3-mini comes as DeepSeek’s ultra-efficient R1 model sparked a trillion-dollar tech selloff and reshaped the AI landscape.
Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Award Form and Content III. Electronic Signatures, Writing Requirement, and Authentication A. Is it possible for an Arbitrator o Digitally Sign an Arbitral Award B. How could an Electronic Award be Considered to be “In Writing” C. Could a Multisig E-Award be Duly Authenticated IV. Can Multisig … Read more
Thanks to the advent of cloud computing and distributed digital infrastructure, the one-person micro-enterprise is far from a novel concept. Cheap on-demand compute, remote collaboration, payment processing APIs, social media, and e-commerce marketplaces have all made it easier to “go it alone” as an entrepreneur. But what about scaling that one-person business into something meatier … Read more
Ultra used to mean something, you know? When you yell âCan you just Google it?â at your AI assistant, itâs fair to say that the AI assistant is not doing its job. I was browning some beef on the stove and trying to determine when my husbandâs flight was landing. I didnât have the flight … Read more
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Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Award Form and Content III. Electronic Signatures, Writing Requirement, and Authentication A. Is it possible for an Arbitrator o Digitally Sign an Arbitral Award B. How could an Electronic Award be Considered to be “In Writing” C. Could a Multisig E-Award be Duly Authenticated IV. Can Multisig … Read more
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Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Award Form and Content III. Electronic Signatures, Writing Requirement, and Authentication A. Is it possible for an Arbitrator o Digitally Sign an Arbitral Award B. How could an Electronic Award be Considered to be “In Writing” C. Could a Multisig E-Award be Duly Authenticated IV. Can Multisig … Read more
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