Month: December 2025

In the past few years, surprisingly, Large Language Models (LLMs) have advanced very rapidly, from search engines and chatbots to assistants for enterprises. Although these models are very good at understanding and even writing text, new security risks are posed by their complexity. First, adversarial inputs are created by attackers that can disturb the normal behavior of a model. Unlike normal vulnerabilities and weaknesses in … Read more

Over the last couple of years, AI coding assistants have changed the day-to-day reality of software engineers more than any single tool in the past decade. AI has not only accelerated how quickly developers write code, but it has also fundamentally changed how we build software. Tasks that once consumed hours of engineering time, such … Read more

A Conceptual Scenario Based on Emerging Patterns in Enterprise Analytics. Prologue – The Future Awakens In the emerging future of analytics, dashboards will not be simply “opened”. They will be activated – instantly, conversationally, and continuously updated by autonomous BI agents that anticipate user needs long before any interaction occurs. These agents will run insights … Read more

The hardest part of software engineering isn’t writing code. It’s realizing, three months into a project, that the foundational architecture you chose is fundamentally incapable of handling the required scale. Traditional design reviews are imperfect. Your colleagues are busy, they have their own biases, and they might hesitate to tear down your ideas too aggressively. … Read more

“To speak with a human, dial 9.” If that sounds familiar, you can predict the ending, and it won’t be pleasant. First, you sit on hold for 5 to 10 minutes before a human finally picks up. Second, and often worse, the system makes you punch in more numbers for “helpful” details, and no one … Read more

When your monolith AI service starts choking on documents Imagine a document-processing service that handles PDF uploads, extracts text, runs sentiment analysis, and generates summaries. Under normal usage it performs well until… the day a user uploads 500 documents at once! Suddenly, the Node.js server stalls for 20 minutes, blocking other requests and leaving users … Read more

Can crypto exchanges grow without compromising security and transparency? BTCC, founded in 2011, tested this question by scaling from 2 million users in 2022 to over 10.16 million by October 2025. The platform’s trajectory offers insight into how exchanges compete in an industry where global crypto ownership reached 560 million people in 2025, up 34% … 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. ## Stop Building Your Product for Yourself: Why Most Early-Stage Startups Fail at Marketing By @manukovska [ 10 Min read ] I’ve … Read more

Learning from BitChat’s failure, founders Patrick Dajos (CTO) and Josh Norris (CEO) launched PinPop to revolutionize private, decentralized, offline messaging. PinPop uses self-healing mesh networks and advanced noise cancellation to solve connectivity issues for motorcyclists, a niche that demands reliable comms. The hybrid system seamlessly switches between online and offline (like during blackouts or in … Read more