For most of human history, the Moon was just a light in the night sky. Mysterious, distant, and unreachable. Then came 1969, when Neil Armstrong left a footprint and a famous line, and for a brief moment, it felt like we’d already started building the future. But after six Apollo landings, we stopped going. No … Read more
The lawsuit alleges OpenAI orchestrated a “coordinated campaign” to steal xAI’s source code and data center secrets.
This is an analysis post by CoinDesk analyst and Chartered Market Technician Omkar Godbole. As we approach the final quarter of 2025, the following key charts provide valuable insights to help crypto traders navigate the evolving market landscape. Bullish seasonality Seasonal trends suggest a bullish Q4 outlook for both bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH), the … Read more
Regulators have pinged companies after unusual market moves before treasury disclosures, though no formal actions have been confirmed.
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Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke seemingly still holds hundreds of millions worth of Ether across multiple wallets.
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CryptoQuant said crypto treasury companies that cut deals to sell new shares to private investors face downside risks due to incoming selling pressure.
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China has quietly taken a bold step in its bid to expand the global footprint of its digital currency. On Thursday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) inaugurated an international operations centre for its central bank digital currency, the digital yuan (e-CNY) in Shanghai, according to a report from the South China Morning Post. PBOC … Read more
TeraWulf is reportedly planning $3 billion in funding through Morgan Stanley with Google’s backstop as the mining firm pivots to AI.
After 8 years of building everything from appointment booking solutions to AI-powered applications, I find Lovable to be extremely interesting. Here are the 5 crucial steps I used to launch my latest Lovable vibecoding project, and why most people skip step 3. Step 1: Set Yourself Up to “Vibe” One thing I’ve learned in these … Read more
The actor received a two-year suspended sentence after embezzling millions from her own agency to invest in crypto.
When I first discovered Lovable, I was drawn to its promise of rapid frontend development. But like many developers, I have a custom backend I’m not willing to part with, one that gives me the security and scalability I need. So, I embarked on a journey to connect the two. It wasn’t always a straightforward … Read more
Every day, artificial intelligence chatbots play a role in our interactions, customer support, productivity tools, and more, acting as digital assistants for typical conversations. However, the true “intelligence” of the chatbot depends on “memory”. Now, think about having a dialogue with someone who does not remember anything from yesterday; this would require you to repeat … Read more
I’ve lost count of how many AI reports have landed in my inbox this week—actually, no, I haven’t: over thirty. Thirty-plus “groundbreaking” AI studies, surveys, forecasts, and whitepapers, all churned out by PR agencies desperate to hitch their clients to the AI bandwagon. And honestly? It’s getting stale. Painfully stale. Every single report follows the … Read more
In modern data-driven enterprises, a workflow scheduling system is the “central nervous system” of the data pipeline. From ETL tasks to machine learning training, from report generation to real-time monitoring, almost all critical business processes rely on a stable, efficient, and scalable scheduling engine. The author believes that Apache DolphinScheduler 3.1.9 is a stable and … Read more
We live in crazy times. AI is automating code, and it’s also automating the exploitation of vulnerabilities. Code written by AI introduces new kinds of vulnerabilities we never imagined, alongside the same old ones, but on a much larger scale. We don’t yet know how to deal with that. Everyone is adopting new technologies, and … Read more
I was staring at my laptop screen, watching a user session recording that was about to change everything I thought I knew about mobile design. The user had just downloaded the trading app I’d spent eight months designing. They opened it, looked at the home screen for exactly 4.2 seconds, and closed it. Forever. This … Read more
Welcome to this LangGraph Beginner to Advance series. LangGraph has is one of the most popular frameworks for building Agentic AI applications. With Agentic AI, the application has a lot more scope and tasks to accomplish by navigating various flows and autonomously invoking various agents to fulfill a task completely. LangGraph is built within the … Read more
When someone says ‘bitcoin will replace the dollar’, few clarify how much money actually exists in the world. Crypto loves to compare itself with global money supply. Let’s see how much money circulates and what share crypto takes on this background. The answer depends on what we count as money: only paper bills or everything … Read more
Ethereum may be the world’s most decentralized smart contract platform, but look beneath the surface and a different story emerges. For all the talk of permissionless innovation and unstoppable code, the physical machines that keep Ethereum alive are not scattered in basements and hacker garages—they’re overwhelmingly hosted on centralized cloud providers. Recent analyses show that … Read more
We are launching a major feature in both CocoIndex and CocoInsight to help users fast iterate with the indexing strategy, and trace back all the way to the data — to make the transformation experience more seamlessly integrated with the end goal. With the new launch, you can define query handlers, so that you can … Read more
Let me tell you about two developers I know. Developer A has a computer science degree from Stanford. Knows React, Python, JavaScript—all the “hot” skills. Charges $50/hour on Upwork and constantly gets undercut by someone willing to work for $30/hour. Developer B dropped out of community college. But they’ve developed an intuitive understanding of user … Read more