Month: July 2025

How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what’s trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. ## Coinzilla Delivers 75M+ Impressions, Powering Bitget’s 120% Growth in One Month By @coinzilla [ 3 Min read ] The results demonstrate … Read more

I have a Python API that uses Flask as the framework. I have a server where I have the code. I can run the API from Poetry or Gunicorn When to Start the server using Gunicorn In case you need ==concurrency and high performance==, use this command. This method is used for production environment go … Read more

Several hundred million screens glow at night across the world. In that glare, a new kind of star has risen. They don’t breathe. They never age. They exist in perfect resolution, with flawless skin and endless smiles. At first glance, they’re just another influencer—modeling clothes, sharing playlists, and dropping catchphrases. But behind every post is … Read more

Today’s technologies develop so fast that it’s no longer possible to improve and innovate on cybersec products in isolated environments. Their real value can only be seen and evaluated in the most demanding real-world environments. Among such environments, Ukraine is increasingly becoming the world-renowned forge of next-gen cybersecurity products and services. Even though Ukraine might … Read more

Meta has officially switched from using its own Llama models to Claude Sonnet for internal coding, signaling a shift in its AI strategy. Meta Drops Llama, Adopts Claude for Coding Meta engineers have confirmed that the company has replaced Llama with Claude Sonnet for internal development tasks. This move comes after Llama 4 faced criticism … Read more

We’ve learned how to treat the symptoms. We’ve built digital tools to manage the spikes in stress, to log mood swings, to gamify calm. We have apps that coach us into stillness, and algorithms that track our pulse as we scroll. And still — we’re not getting better. The problem with digital therapy today isn’t … Read more

When I explicitly say “I assume the risk and the consequences,” something profound happens: both internally (inside myself) and externally (inside my team). It’s an act of ownership and emotional leadership. It transforms the entire atmosphere of my company. Do you want to know how it works? What It Does to You as a Leader … Read more

Most digital profiles are graveyards. They hold your old job titles, a few bullet points about past achievements, maybe a pinned post from last year that still somehow feels relevant. But they rarely — if ever — reflect who you are becoming. That’s a strange omission in a world obsessed with progress. We track our … Read more

When developers think of the global adoption of Clojure, they often cite giants like Netflix, Walmart, or Nubank. There is, however, a thriving Clojure ecosystem that has been stealthily powering innovation from an unsuspecting part of the world: Ukraine. With over 633 tech companies and some unicorns emerging in recent years, Ukraine has become more … Read more

The healthcare industry stands at a crossroads where artificial intelligence meets search engine optimization. As AI tools become increasingly sophisticated in generating content, healthcare organizations face a critical question: Can AI-generated content truly satisfy Google’s E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) standards while maintaining the quality and accuracy that patients deserve? Having worked across diverse industries … Read more

They’re called Application Programming Interfaces, but hackers just call them opportunity. In boardrooms across Silicon Valley, executives are learning a harsh truth: the invisible connectors that power modern business have become the most visible targets for cybercriminals. The War You Never Saw Coming Morning routine, 2024 style. Coffee brewing while you check weather updates. Uber … Read more

I’m Black Joseph, the creator of FireStickHacks.com and the moderator of what was once one of the largest and most active FireStick communities on the internet, a subreddit called r/FireStickHacks. I started it over 8 years ago, at a time when finding reliable help for FireStick problems was almost impossible, especially for beginners who were … Read more

What I’m Going to Teach You I’m going to show you how to implement a tab leader pattern that eliminates redundant API polling across multiple browser tabs. You’ll learn to build a system where only one tab handles data fetching while all others benefit from shared cache updates through localStorage and the BroadcastChannel API. By … Read more

What You’ll Learn in This Guide By the end of this article, you’ll master: What Shadow DOM is and why it’s a game-changer for web development How to implement Shadow DOM to isolate third-party HTML content Real-world techniques for embedding HTML templates without CSS conflicts Advanced patterns for mobile simulation and responsive previews Best practices … Read more