Month: July 2025

:::tip ANDREA BARTZ, CHARLES GRAEBER, and KIRK WALLACE JOHNSON v. ANTHROPIC PBC, retrieved on June 25, 2025, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part in this filing here. This is part 8 of 10. ::: 3. THE AMOUNT AND SUBSTANTIALITY OF THE PORTION USED The third fair use factor is “the … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. A Lightning Tour III. Systematization Methodology IV. Layer-One Solution V. Layer-Two Solution VI. Discussion VII. Research Challenges VIII. Concluding Remarks and References Appendix A. Key Managements Appendix B. Anonymity and Confidentiality Appendix C. Background Appendix D. A TCSC-Based Voting Protocol APPENDIX D. A TCSC-BASED VOTING PROTOCOL In … Read more

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. ## Business Pros Underestimate AI Risks Compared to Tech Teams, Social Links Study Shows By @pressreleases [ 4 Min read ] Business … Read more

Every founder I’ve worked with has an instinctive obsession with revenue. It makes sense. Revenue is visible. Revenue gets celebrated. Revenue unlocks funding, headlines, and market momentum. It signals movement. Growth. Traction. But more often than not, that same revenue hides the truth about how the business is actually doing. I once worked with a … Read more

In just over a year, the Bitcoin network grew by more than 300 EH/s, closing out 2024 at a record 808 EH/s. By June 2025, it climbed to nearly 943 EH/s before falling back to around 861 EH/s due to localized shutdowns and regulatory setbacks. That is not just growth. That is pressure. Miners are … Read more

Dyson sphere, the space elevator, the construction of a space station inside an asteroid – all such ideas seem feasible in the foreseeable future, as we are accustomed to extrapolating the successes already achieved in the construction of space stations. The era of inhabited space orbital stations began in 1971. Today, we will touch on … Read more

Grammarly has officially acquired Superhuman, the popular AI-powered email client, to boost its productivity suite and deepen its focus on AI-driven communication. The deal was announced on Tuesday. While financial terms weren’t shared, the move signals Grammarly’s growing ambition to reshape how professionals write, work, and connect — especially over email. Why Grammarly Bought Superhuman Email … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. A Lightning Tour III. Systematization Methodology IV. Layer-One Solution V. Layer-Two Solution VI. Discussion VII. Research Challenges VIII. Concluding Remarks and References Appendix A. Key Managements Appendix B. Anonymity and Confidentiality Appendix C. Background Appendix D. A TCSC-Based Voting Protocol APPENDIX C. BACKGROUND Blockchain Technology. Blockchain, conceptualized … Read more

And Backed The Statement With Several 100M+ USD Investments Into Quantum Computing Infrastructure and Startups This happened in March 2025, but I did not see anyone on this platform covering it. Late as it may be, this should be covered! Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was a public face of quantum skepticism. He consistently framed practical … Read more

The first thing that clicked in my mind when I first heard about the idea of a decentralised internet was politics. Centralized power, decentralized power — we’ve been doing that dance in government for ages. So yeah, I could get the idea on a surface level. Spread the power, let more people have a say, … Read more

In the IT industry, PR is not just “PR for the sake of PR”—it’s a business growth tool.

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