In a world where ransomware strikes, attempts at data manipulation, and system-crippling intrusions against hospitals are on the rise, the healthcare sector has reached a breaking point. These are no longer attacks on mere data; they are on ventilators, on imaging machines, on diagnostic algorithms, and on the very systems that sustain patients’ lives. On … Read more
Ghulam Murtaza emerged from Khairpur, a rural town in Pakistan, where his first interactions with technology began at age ten by digitizing his father’s construction ledgers. While most viewed technology as recreational, Murtaza saw computers as tools to solve real problems. His academic path later included a Master of Science in Robotics from the University … 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. ## Your AI Model Isn’t Broken. Your Data Is By @melissaindia [ 7 Min read ] Your AI model isn’t failing; your … Read more
What is LLMjacking? The quick rise of Large Language Models has given hackers a new and profitable way to attack. LLMjacking, which is the illegal hijacking of self-hosted LLM infrastructure for bad purposes, is an immediate threat. A lot of people in the security community have talked about this. Recent news stories have come out … Read more
Configure Kafka + Flink networking, package a Kafka consumer JAR, upload it, and run it as a scheduled Flink task node end-to-end.
A simple project that uses AI to build a webpage that turns simple text into an index. html.
Technology management is going to be a new discipline and framework as we move from predetermined use of tech to a more stochastic and uncertain future.
Autonomous AI agents are emerging as independent economic actors, requiring payment systems that work without human identity or approval. Blockchain, stablecoins, and AI-native payment protocols like x402, Visa Trusted Agent Protocol, and PayPal’s Agentic Commerce are laying the foundation for a machine-to-machine economy. Analysts project this “agentic economy” could reach up to $30 trillion by … Read more
Simplified guide to fal-ai’s vidu/q3/image-to-video—turn static images into coherent videos with improved fidelity and control, plus use cases and prompts.
From an infrastructure perspective, “transaction decoding” is not about parsing bytes. It is about reconstructing intent from execution artifacts.
The best teams I’ve worked with share four traits. They commit fully to decisions they disagree with. They separate ideas from identity. They’re pragmatic without being careless.
AI can boost short-term output while shrinking long-term competence. This study shows why—and the AI workflows that protect learning.
Qwen3-TTS-12Hz-0.6B-CustomVoice is a compact multilingual TTS model with 9 voices, instruction control, and low-latency streaming speech.
Introduction In a fintech or wealthtech product, people constantly need quick market context. Why did this stock move. What changed recently. What should we watch next. Right now, this usually turns into manual work. Someone pulls recent returns, checks a couple fundamentals, scans headlines, then writes a short Slack or Notion note. It works, but … Read more
In modern cloud architectures, securing communication between services is paramount. While traditional TLS (Transport Layer Security) protects data in transit, mutual TLS (mTLS) takes security a step further by requiring both parties to authenticate each other. This blog post will help you understand mTLS, how it works in cloud environments, and why it’s becoming a … Read more
This article is based on my own experience deploying stablecoins across various DeFi lending markets. Over time, I noticed that headline APYs are often misleading unless you clearly understand what actually drives them. Here, I focus on simple lending markets and introduce a practical framework I personally use when evaluating where to deploy stablecoin liquidity. … Read more
Notebooks used to be a personal workspace: run a query, poke at a dataset, export a CSV, and move on. Now they’re becoming the default data UX for teams—especially as “Bring Your Own Agent” (BYOA) workflows show up inside notebooks: agents that write SQL, call tools, generate charts, and “helpfully” export results. That combination—BYOA + … Read more
OpenClaw is an open‑source AI assistant you run on your own machine. It works inside the chat apps you use and can learn your habits. People in early 2026 paid attention because it runs on your device and you can extend it as needed. It also has a lobster mascot. What makes OpenClaw different? OpenClaw works … Read more
If you’ve spent any time on developer-oriented social media or stalking the GitHub Trending page lately, you’ve likely seen a small, purple lobster mascot popping up in every second post. Whether you know it as OpenClaw, Clawdbot, or that brief, fever-dream 48 hours where it was called Moltbot, the project has achieved something rare in the AI era: … Read more
Overview We have recently built and launched our multi-seller SaaS B2B platform with Stripe Connect. Our platform is intended for small businesses with mainly offline presence to easily start selling gift cards online. Stripe Connect Express makes it possible to build a multi-seller platform surprisingly quickly. You can onboard sellers, take application fees, and route … Read more
TL;DR Want to build an AI agent but don’t know where to start? I built a production-ready boilerplate that gets you from zero to chatting with AI in under 60 seconds. Grab it here, and steal whatever you need. That’s literally what it’s for. The AI Agent Gold Rush (And Why You’re Not Late) We’re … Read more
Most content marketers are playing a rigged game without realizing it. According to recent SERP analysis data, only 11% of published content ever reaches page one. The remaining 89% exists in digital purgatory—indexed but invisible, published but ignored. The conspiracy theorists will tell you it’s all about domain authority. The “optimization gurus” will sell you … Read more
There is an old saying in statistics: “If you torture the data long enough, it will confess.” It starts innocently. You run a regression. The P-value is 0.06. So you remove an outlier. 0.055. You control for age. 0.049. Boom. Significant. You publish. But deep down, you know. You didn’t find the truth; you manufactured … Read more
Keep your prompts clean and focused, and stop the context rot TL;DR: Clear your chat history to keep your AI assistant sharp. Common Mistake ❌ You keep a single chat window open for hours. You switch from debugging a React component to writing a SQL query in the same thread. The conversation flows, and the … Read more
LLMs don’t only provide information. They structure relevance, credibility, and framing before a user ever sees an answer. That makes them a subtle but powerful machinery of persuasion—one embedded in “help,” not argument.
Welcome back to 3 Tech Polls, HackerNoon’s Weekly Newsletter that curates Results from our Poll of the Week, and related polls around the web. Thanks for voting and helping us shape these important conversations! This week, we’re talking about the humanoid robots that stole the show at CES 2026. CES (the Consumer Electronics Show) can be described … Read more
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, February 3, 2026? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, we present you with these top quality stories. From Riak as a Reference Implementation of Dynamo-Style Leaderless Databases to SnapPoint: A Hard Reset for Your Dev Machine, let’s … Read more
Can blockchain-based fan engagement actually generate liquidity for traditional sportsbooks? BetOnline.ag appears to be betting yes. The platform announced on February 2, 2026, that it has integrated $SCOR, the native token of the SCOR blockchain network, as a supported cryptocurrency for deposits and withdrawals. The timing matters. Super Bowl LX takes place February 8, and … Read more
I recently made a non-negotiable call for my engineering team: Using AI is no longer optional. I’m pushing my developers to integrate AI bots into their workflows for writing, refactoring, and testing code every single day. In the current landscape, the tech world is moving at a velocity that makes “manual-only” coding feel like trying … Read more
Traditional cyber insurance models were built for a slower, more predictable digital era. Today’s threat landscape—driven by ransomware, deepfakes, supply-chain attacks, and cloud complexity—has exposed the limitations of static questionnaires, annual risk assessments, and backward-looking actuarial models.