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Large Language Models (LLMs), like ChatGPT, translate words into numerical vectors so they can process them and produce intelligent, reasoned text. But… how does that really work? In this article, I won’t talk about mathematical functions, probabilities, or neural networks. I’ll explain what really happens — in a way anyone can understand. What Are Numerical … Read more

When machines decide who gets through the door, being good isn’t enough anymoreI had to make an investment for my parents yesterday. It took me a millisecond and I thought “Xavier.” He’s part of a group of entrepreneurs that just started an investment fund. I reached out to him immediately, he replied, 100k minimum investment. … Read more

If you’ve been in this space for a while, you’ve probably developed muscle memory for all the pain points. Install MetaMask. Store your 12-word seed phrase (somewhere “safe”). Buy ETH from an exchange. Move it to your wallet. Pay gas to do literally anything. But for someone new especially in India it’s just… a mess. … Read more

A thought experiment on the security and privacy implications of an AI-native web browser. The tech world is abuzz with the (until recently, hypothetical) launch of OpenAI’s “ChatGPT Atlas” browser. First reported by The Register and PCMag, Atlas represents what many see as the inevitable next step in our relationship with the internet: a browser … 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 Rebuilds! Reload Your Code Live in a Docker Container With Bind Mounts By @mahakshah [ 3 Min read ] Docker … Read more

Intro I’ve been in the crypto industry for over 13 years. That’s a long time. Exhaustingly long. About 90% of my work has never been paid for by anyone — and that includes posts, articles, essays, research papers, and books. It’s the development of numerous tokenomics templates for various projects. It’s legal documents. And even … Read more

This article walks through the common struggles developers face when dealing with forms — and how React 19 finally introduces some long-awaited tools that make form handling cleaner, more declarative, and far less error-prone. Over the past six years in frontend development — from building complex form systems to integrating AI tools at SDG — … Read more

Long chains of method calls create tight coupling and ripple effects. Any change in the chain breaks dependent code. TL;DR: Send messages only to your direct acquaintances, not their friends. Problems 😔 Tight Coupling Broken encapsulation Ripple effect Fragile, brittle design Poor readability Difficult testing and maintenance Solutions 😃 Create intermediate methods. Apply the Law … Read more

You pay for your coffee with one token, split the rent on your apartment with another, and earn tiny royalties from a funny video you posted thanks to a different token that tracks every play. A world where everything is tokenized feels futuristic, but it’s not far off.  Tokenization means turning ownership, rights, or access … Read more