iOS 26 introduces automatic state observation to UIKit by bringing SwiftUI’s beloved @Observable macro into the fold. Developers can now build reactive, state-driven interfaces in UIKit without the hassle of manually calling setNeedsLayout() or maintaining boilerplate update logic. With the new updateProperties() lifecycle method and built-in dependency tracking, Apple modernizes UIKit for a more declarative … Read more
Table of Links Introduction Related Work 2.1 Semantic Typographic Logo Design 2.2 Generative Model for Computational Design 2.3 Graphic Design Authoring Tool Formative Study 3.1 General Workflow and Challenges 3.2 Concerns in Generative Model Involvement 3.3 Design Space of Semantic Typography Work Design Consideration Typedance and 5.1 Ideation 5.2 Selection 5.3 Generation 5.4 Evaluation 5.5 … Read more
Table of Links Introduction Related Work 2.1 Semantic Typographic Logo Design 2.2 Generative Model for Computational Design 2.3 Graphic Design Authoring Tool Formative Study 3.1 General Workflow and Challenges 3.2 Concerns in Generative Model Involvement 3.3 Design Space of Semantic Typography Work Design Consideration Typedance and 5.1 Ideation 5.2 Selection 5.3 Generation 5.4 Evaluation 5.5 … Read more
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As a product manager, I’ve seen major shifts driven by generative AI in the risk management space. It’s a shift that is transforming everything from financial services to e-commerce and autonomous vehicles. I believe a siloed, reactive approach with a compliance-first mentality to risk management doesn’t cut it anymore. There have been multiple failures that … Read more
Where We Are Classic production and business processes are usually planned, implemented, and evaluated in that order. If something goes wrong, and it usually does, one must return to the drawing board. Even if everything proceeds according to plan, there are always limitations in terms of resources. But what are these natural constraints? You will … Read more
This article introduces an offline data governance platform built on DolphinScheduler, addressing issues like task dependency black holes and scalability bottlenecks. By implementing YAML-based dynamic compilation and automatic lineage capture, the platform enables efficient task dependency management and data tracking. It leverages the Neo4j graph database for lineage storage, supporting second-level impact analysis and root … Read more
Smart API integrations can expand your feature set dramatically, without hiring or adding technical debt. Here are 5 of them. The feature race in SaaS is real. Product managers and CTOs in fast-scaling video and audio platforms know the challenge: users expect pro-level tools like voice cloning, noise removal, subtitles and smart cuts, but the … Read more
We have the habit of throwing around words recklessly often using phrases that make us sound less confident, unsure and weak. The words we choose to communicate impacts how others perceive us—do they find us manipulative or genuine, rude or kind, aggressive or assertive and credible or untrustworthy? How you come across to others makes … Read more
Introduction I’m a software development engineer at Cisco. Our team has been using Apache DolphinScheduler to build our own big data scheduling platform for nearly three years. Starting from version 2.0.3, we’ve grown alongside the community; what I’m sharing today is based on secondary development on version 3.1.1, adding features not included in the community … Read more
When I build software, I try to make the app remember things. So the user doesn’t have to do the same stuff over and over. Most apps reset everything on refresh or when you come back later. That gets annoying fast. Here’s what I mean: You click the same tab again You re-select your filter … Read more
A few months ago, I noticed something frustrating. I’d spend hours trying to learn new concepts — watching videos, reading articles, or chatting with ChatGPT. But it still felt slow. Clunky. Passive. Typing questions felt like homework. Scrolling for the “right” explanation was exhausting. So I asked myself: What if learning felt more like a … Read more
Table of Links Introduction Related Work 2.1 Semantic Typographic Logo Design 2.2 Generative Model for Computational Design 2.3 Graphic Design Authoring Tool Formative Study 3.1 General Workflow and Challenges 3.2 Concerns in Generative Model Involvement 3.3 Design Space of Semantic Typography Work Design Consideration Typedance and 5.1 Ideation 5.2 Selection 5.3 Generation 5.4 Evaluation 5.5 … Read more
Vulnerability prioritization is a crucial phase where the relative risks and remediation order of vulnerabilities are evaluated, ranked from highest to lowest priority. In my previous article, I discussed how to manage security vulnerabilities using Budibase. In this article, I’ll guide you through my custom approach to assessing remediation priority and demonstrate how I integrated … Read more
One day, Bitcoin mining will stop. Then what? That’s a question I hear often, especially from people just getting into crypto. They wonder what will happen to miners, the network, and Bitcoin itself once all 21 million coins are mined. Let’s break it down simply. Why Bitcoin Can’t Be Mined Forever Bitcoin has a fixed … Read more
DAX Studio is an incredibly powerful tool that allows Power BI users to view and analyze their data model in great detail. One of the key features of DAX Studio is its ability to extract all measures from a Power BI file, providing users with a comprehensive list of calculations used in their reports. In … Read more
All images in this article are AI-generated by the author with NightCafe Studio. Introduction Go, often referred to as Golang, has earned its distinguished reputation through a combination of elegant simplicity, raw performance, and powerful concurrency models. A truly transformative, yet often understated, feature of Go is its innate and robust support for multiplatform programming. … Read more
In case you didn’t know, there’s a whole world of useful and interesting crypto-related tools available for everyone; beyond crypto networks themselves and dedicated wallets. Some of them are paid, most of them are free, and some more are open-source and free. That means anyone can check and even copy their codes from a public … Read more
If you’ve ever tried to find the “right” Web3 KOL, you probably know the pain: what looks like a glittering world of influencers, alpha drops, hype, and trend-setters quickly reveals itself as a swamp loaded with fake numbers, sketchy identities, and next-level rug-pull artistry. I dove into the deep end of searching for Web3 KOLs—thinking … Read more
Part 1 — Identifying The Dysfunction Sixteen Years, One Pattern I’ve been working in what would be called the Product field in the UK for more than 16 years. In that time, I’ve been uniquely exposed to the working practices of a huge variety of businesses. Enterprise, start-up, scale-up, small business, e-commerce, SaaS, B2B, B2C, … Read more
Since its launch last October, Beluga has become one of the leading platforms for educating users on the best projects in crypto. Beluga’s investors include many of the top crypto and FinTech VCs as well as key execs from Coinbase, Ripple, Kraken, Blockchain, MoonPay, etc. Essentially, Beluga is trying to become “The NerdWallet for Crypto”, … Read more
The meme coin market is buzzing again. Traders are drifting back into riskier bets, and two names keep coming up: Dogecoin (DOGE) and Pepeto (PEPETO). DOGE is showing fresh energy, and a few traders are daring to imagine a ten‑dollar run as bullish signs appear on the charts. Meanwhile, Pepeto, a meme coin built with … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Threat Model & Background III. Webcam Peeking through Glasses IV. Reflection Recognizability & Factors V. Cyberspace Textual Target Susceptibility VI. Website Recognition VII. Discussion VIII. Related Work IX. Conclusion, Acknowledgment, and References APPENDIX A: Equipment Information APPENDIX B: Viewing Angle Model APPENDIX C: Video Conferencing Platform Behaviors … Read more
Helsinki, Finland, August 4th, 2025/Chainwire/–Apu Apustaja ($APU), a cross-chain memecoin, has announced that its native token is now available for spot trading on Hyperliquid, a leading fully on-chain orderbook exchange. Hyperliquid currently facilitates billions in daily trading volume and manages over $7 billion in total value locked (TVL). The addition of APU marks the first … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Threat Model & Background III. Webcam Peeking through Glasses IV. Reflection Recognizability & Factors V. Cyberspace Textual Target Susceptibility VI. Website Recognition VII. Discussion VIII. Related Work IX. Conclusion, Acknowledgment, and References APPENDIX A: Equipment Information APPENDIX B: Viewing Angle Model APPENDIX C: Video Conferencing Platform Behaviors … Read more
Austin, TX, USA, August 6th, 2025/CyberNewsWire/–SpyCloud Investigations, now with AI Insights, empowers security teams to act decisively with finished intelligence built from billions of breach, malware, and phishing records. SpyCloud, the leader in identity threat protection, today announced a significant enhancement to its SaaS Investigations solution: the integration of advanced AI-powered insights that mirror the … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Threat Model & Background III. Webcam Peeking through Glasses IV. Reflection Recognizability & Factors V. Cyberspace Textual Target Susceptibility VI. Website Recognition VII. Discussion VIII. Related Work IX. Conclusion, Acknowledgment, and References APPENDIX A: Equipment Information APPENDIX B: Viewing Angle Model APPENDIX C: Video Conferencing Platform Behaviors … Read more
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, August 6, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Apple announced a surprising partnership with Microsoft in 1977, NASA’s Curiosity landed on Mars in 2012, Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945, and we present you with … Read more
Table of Links Introduction Related Work 2.1 Semantic Typographic Logo Design 2.2 Generative Model for Computational Design 2.3 Graphic Design Authoring Tool Formative Study 3.1 General Workflow and Challenges 3.2 Concerns in Generative Model Involvement 3.3 Design Space of Semantic Typography Work Design Consideration Typedance and 5.1 Ideation 5.2 Selection 5.3 Generation 5.4 Evaluation 5.5 … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Threat Model & Background III. Webcam Peeking through Glasses IV. Reflection Recognizability & Factors V. Cyberspace Textual Target Susceptibility VI. Website Recognition VII. Discussion VIII. Related Work IX. Conclusion, Acknowledgment, and References APPENDIX A: Equipment Information APPENDIX B: Viewing Angle Model APPENDIX C: Video Conferencing Platform Behaviors … Read more