Month: May 2025

Master billion-record data chaos with Apache SeaTunnel! Intelligent fault tolerance + dynamic parsing = unstoppable enterprise data power.

Quantum won’t just break Bitcoin. It threatens all cryptographic systems. Ronnie Huss explains what devs must build now to stay ahead.

In 2012, many awaited a rupture. The Mayan prophecy, amplified then distorted, had morphed into a popular tale predicting the end of the world. For some, it was the apocalypse. For others, just an overblown myth. Yet beyond the noise, another reading quietly emerged — a cycle quietly drawing to a close. A discrete process, … Read more

Key Management Service (KMS) is a way to manage your secrets in a more secure manner. But before diving into KMS, let’s do a quick primer on Kubernetes Secrets. What Are Kubernetes Secrets? A Secret is any sensitive information—such as a database password, an API token, or cloud credentials. In most applications, you separate such … Read more

In large development teams, managing feature branches and core reviews can become a bottleneck, especially when pull requests grow large and require approval from multiple reviewers or development teams. This often leads to delayed integrations, increased changes of merge conflicts, and longer feedback loop. Trunk-based development (TBD) enabling faster feedback, better collaboration, and a more … Read more

When working on UIKit-based iOS projects, making quick UI adjustments while the app is running can be time-consuming. Constant recompiling and relaunching to test minor changes not only interrupts your workflow but also slows down your development process. In contrast, SwiftUI has real-time previews that make UI updates a breeze. In this article, I’ll show … Read more

When I started to learn Rust and exploring slice methods, I was surprised that Rust doesn’t provide a built-in method for finding the position of an element in a slice. Of course, this is not a big problem, as anyone can implement a simple and concise one-liner for that purpose, like the following: // for … Read more

In business, they say it takes ten years to become an overnight success. In technology, they say it takes ten years to build a file system. ScyllaDB is in the technology business, offering a distributed NoSQL database that is monstrously fast and scalable. It turns out that it also takes ten years or more to build … Read more

Congratulations on being a part of the Momentum 10, the elite top 10 startups who demonstrated truly exceptional drive and progress in the year 2024. The Momentum 10 Interview Series will delve into the unique journeys and powerful foundations propelling your startups to the top in the 2024 Startups of The Year campaign! https://hackernoon.com/startups/north-america/north-america-miami-fl-usa?stup=66f321476ea4677e23df7617&embedable=true Tell us … Read more

In this post, I will walk you through the process of fine-tuning a translation model for code-switched Bengali-English speech, specifically focusing on clinical conversations. By leveraging the Whisper Tiny model and FastAPI, I’ll demonstrate how to fine-tune a model for a specific task, such as translating speech from multiple languages into a single language. We’ll … Read more

Introduction Go’s sync.Mutex is a mutual exclusion lock designed to lock critical sections of code and prevent concurrent access to shared resources by multiple goroutines within the same program. It ensures that only one goroutine at a time can read/write a block of code protected by the mutex, thereby avoiding race conditions and providing safe … Read more

https://hackernoon.com/startups/europe/europe-provence-alpes-cote-d-azur-france?stup=66f3161c6ea4677e23d79b84&embedable=true Tell us about you. AI Verse is a deep tech startup that creates high-fidelity synthetic image datasets to train computer vision models with high accuracy. Our mission is to accelerate the development of safe and efficient AI systems by solving one of the industry’s biggest bottlenecks: access to high-quality, diverse, and scalable training data. … Read more

Crypto was built for resilience, but memecoins stress-test that resilience harder than anything else. Not builders, not miners, not even infrastructure providers like us were supposed to take memecoins seriously. And yet — here we are. Frogs, dogs, and pixelated clowns are outperforming startups with funding, teams, and years of product planning. It’s absurd. It’s … Read more

When I first set out to build my AI-powered tool, I was fixated on the algorithms. I obsessed over which model to use, how to tune hyperparameters, and what architecture would deliver the highest accuracy. But as I dug deeper into real-world use cases, one unexpected thing became clear: the hardest part of building ethical, … Read more

Nvidia’s NVLink Spine Just Outran the Internet – and It’s Rewriting the Rules of AI x Web3 What if one machine could outstrip the entire internet? At Computex 2025, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang dropped a bombshell: the NVLink Spine, a compute beast pumping 130 terabytes per second, eclipsing the internet’s 2024 peak of 112.5 TB/s. This … Read more

The special Startups of The Year 2024 Winners Interview series is a celebration of all this year’s Tech Champions. You’ve earned it! The HackerNoon community can’t wait to learn more about your journey! https://hackernoon.com/startups/country/europe-tallinn-estonia?embedable=true Tell us about you. Hyperhumans is an award-winning startup based in Tallinn, Estonia. We’re building ethical software & technology that empowers … Read more

Introduction After spending 15 years as a SQL Server DBA, I’ve witnessed numerous technological evolutions, but few have offered the performance gains of Memory-Optimized Tables. Introduced in SQL Server 2014 and significantly enhanced in subsequent versions, this technology represents a fundamental shift in how databases store and access data. Unlike traditional disk-based tables that must … Read more