Month: December 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. ## How Teodor Calin’s New Company, Vulture Labs, Is Making Every Camera Proactive By @stevebeyatte [ 4 Min read ] Romanian engineer … Read more

Table of Links I. Abstract and Introduction II. Related Work III. Modeling of Mobile Channels IV. Channel Discretization V. Channel Interpolation and Extrapolation VI. Numerical Evaluations VII. Conclusions, Appendix, and References V. CHANNEL INTERPOLATION AND EXTRAPOLATION Motivated by the fact that the channel changes much slower and thus more predictable in the D-D domain, we … Read more

Building modern web apps shouldn’t require learning 50 new concepts. Sometimes you just want to write PHP. The Problem with Modern PHP Frameworks Don’t get me wrong—Laravel, Symfony, and other frameworks are incredible. But sometimes you’re building a simple web app and you find yourself: 📚 Reading documentation for hours just to create a basic … Read more

Introducing Allos: A Python SDK for building AI agents that can switch between OpenAI, Anthropic, and more with a single command. The Frustration That Sparked a Project If you’ve spent any time building with Large Language Models, you’ve probably felt the same frustration I did. You start a project with, say, OpenAI’s API. Your agent … Read more

The article reveals how X’s introduction of link preloading early November 2025 is creating opportunities for affiliate marketing by increasing the apparent traffic through affiliate links by 20-50%. This inflation in traffic offers a new way for affiliates to generate substantial CPM revenue, particularly in the current market conditions. Beware of the Terms and Conditions … Read more

Learn how the request–response model really works under the hood.

“One of the biggest enemies of any software system is complexity.” I have recently found myself repeating this sentence over and over again in most of my discussions. It does not matter if I am talking to my engineering team or the product team or the stakeholders or even casually with some friends over coffee. … Read more

I decided to stop using Twitter, but for my own content and supporting Ukraine against its barbarian invaders, I understood the contemporary media landscape was quite fragmented. I bet on Mastodon, Bluesky, and LinkedIn. My flow is the following: when I read a piece I find interesting, I schedule it for publication. The problem is … Read more

One of the most dreaded weeks at work is when you’re going through the performance appraisal process. It’s when you lose your sense of control because someone else is given the power to decide your fate. You’re anxious, unable to sleep or focus on the tasks at hand because all the chatter going on in … Read more

From Spreadsheet to Substation: My Journey at a Hyperscaler Capacity Finance When I started my role within Capacity Finance in September 2025, I thought I understood scale. I was wrong. My first task wasn’t learning the three financial statements and the corporate org chart; it was reviewing a single data center build-out proposal where the … Read more