Crypto treasuries and blockchain are paving the way for decentralized science
Crypto treasury companies and blockchain technology are creating alternative pathways to fund early-stage scientific and medical research.
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Disney and YouTube TV reach deal to end blackout
You can watch “Jeopardy!” on YouTube TV again.
Crypto Market Slips Into ‘Extreme Fear’ After Bitcoin Fails to Hold $100,000 Level
The sell-off is attributed to a combination of factors, including profit-taking, institutional outflows, macro uncertainty, and low liquidity.
Running Your Own Local Open-Source AI Model Is Easy—Here’s How
Local AI models offer privacy and zero subscription costs, letting you run powerful models completely offline. Here’s how to start.
Here are 25 of our favorite outdoorsy deals from REI’s massive Holiday Sale
You can snag the high-end Garmin Fenix 8 for a whopping $250 off right now. REI doesn’t do Black Friday, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to save this holiday season. The outdoor retailer’s annual Holiday Sale is now underway and runs through November 24th, offering up to 30 percent off gadgets and … Read more
‘Negative Skew’: What It Is, Why It’s Frustrating Bitcoin Bulls, and Why It Might Mean a Bottom is Near
If it seems like bitcoin prices react particularly negatively to falling stocks, but don’t do a whole lot when stocks fly higher, you’re not imagining it.
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Tether Eyes $1B Investment in German Robotics Startup Neura: FT
Neura aims to produce 5 million robots by 2030 and has already booked €1 billion in orders.
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The HackerNoon Newsletter: The Zero to Shipped Framework for New Developers (11/15/2025)
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, November 15, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Microsoft launched the Xbox game console in 2001, The first Fairtrade label was launched in the Netherlands in 1988, Intel’s First Microprocessor was Released in 1971, and we … Read more
Possessor(s) is a fast-paced action game that gets off to a slow start
I remember being blown away by the 2024 reveal trailer for Possessor(s), the new game from Hyper Light Drifter developer Heart Machine. The trailer features a striking art design, where an animated 2D character explores and fights in side-scrolling environments with gorgeous 3D backgrounds, and it’s all set to moody, powerful music. The final game, … Read more
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Harvard Triples Its Bitcoin Position as Emory Expands BTC ETF Holdings
Harvard University and Emory both increased their Bitcoin exposure in the third quarter via ETF holdings, new filings show.
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Everything You Need to Know About XML Schema Validation 1.1 in Java
This week, I received an interesting task: dusting off a legacy Java application. The application analyzes specific XML files in proprietary format. I know XML doesn’t sound sexy to junior developers, but it has an amazing benefit. One can validate a file against a grammar. Such grammar is called an XSD, the acronym for XML … Read more
Here’s How You Can Cut Milliseconds Off Your Response Time Using Symfony
We know that performance is not just a feature — it’s a requirement. In the era of high user expectations and SEO demands, every millisecond counts. A faster application translates directly into better user experience, higher conversion rates, and a lower carbon footprint. This ultimate guide will take you deep into the heart of a … Read more
Crypto Liquidity Still Hollow After October Crash, Risking Sharp Price Swings
Despite calmer prices after October’s brutal leverage wipeout, bitcoin and ether market depth remains structurally thin, creating a more fragile trading environment.
How to find music you will love without the algorithm
Oh, how I want to break free. While there is plenty of criticism to be hurled at what music the algorithm serves to us, and how, the real problem with music discovery in the age of algorithmic recommendations is that listening has become a passive activity. It’s too easy to press play and let a … Read more
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Storing JSON and XML in SQL Databases: An Essential Guide
Introduction In the era of big data and diverse data formats, the ability to store and query semi-structured data like JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (eXtensible Markup Language) in SQL databases has become increasingly important. This article explores how to effectively store and manage JSON and XML data in SQL databases, along with the … Read more
Framework’s franken-laptop is back with big chip upgrades and familiar frustrations
The new Laptop 16 is a lot like the original on the outside, though here it’s shown with a prototype 3D-printed trackpad surround that’s a single piece. Framework did it again. It promised modular, upgradeable, and user-repairable laptops where other manufacturers dare not venture or have outright failed. And it’s delivered. The 2025 version of … Read more
What happens to Satoshi’s 1M Bitcoin if quantum computers go live?
Explore how Satoshi’s untouched 1 million BTC could become crypto’s biggest quantum target, and what a real quantum breakthrough means for early wallets.
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The Steam Machine feels like the TV gaming PC I’ve always wanted
The morning of Monday, October 27th, I started my workweek by asking my colleagues at The Verge for advice on buying a gaming PC. I wanted a small, portable, and semi-powerful machine that could easily sit beneath my living room TV and occasionally move over to my desk to play games or even use for … Read more
Pluribus’ third episode throws a bomb into things
If you weren’t clear on just what a miserable person Carol (Rhea Seehorn) is, episode 3 of Pluribus sure makes it obvious. It opens with a flashback, as Carol and her partner Helen (Miriam Shor) are on a dream vacation at an ice hotel in Norway, and all she can do is complain about how … Read more
Aster says tokenomics unchanged amid community confusion after CMC update
Aster says its tokenomics remain unchanged after a CMC update sparked confusion over delayed unlocks, confirming unused tokens will move to a public wallet.