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:::tip EVEDEX has been named the #1 DeFi Startup in the UAE! ::: https://hackernoon.com/startups/asia/asia-dubai-uae?stup=671bf565680441f5b23320f8&embedable=true What is EVEDEX? EVEDEX is a next‑generation hybrid exchange built to merge the speed, functionality and utility of CEXs with the transparency and self‑custody of DEXs. Our mission is to empower everyone with secure, KYC‑free access to advanced trading tools, all … Read more

Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization is no longer a concept reserved for whitepapers. As traditional financial institutions look to digitize ownership, blockchain projects are racing to provide the infrastructure for global, interoperable markets. One such project is Mavryk Network, a Layer 1 blockchain built from the ground up to integrate tokenized RWAs with lending, compliance, … Read more

Gemini Credit Card In 2025, crypto cards have evolved significantly, becoming practical tools that enable users to spend cryptocurrencies seamlessly in their everyday lives. These cards convert cryptocurrency to fiat currency in real-time, offer various rewards, and are accepted globally through major payment networks, including Visa and Mastercard. The market is growing rapidly, with more … Read more

Hey Hackers! Welcome back to another edition of Company of the Week! We like to share an awesome tech company from our tech company database every week, making its evergreen mark on the internet. This week, we’re excited to showcase Endorsely – a free affiliate marketing software for SaaS companies. :::tip Want to be featured on HackerNoon’s Company … Read more

Picture this: Your favorite item pops up on your screen while you’re doomscrolling on your favorite media page, and in between, you’re getting the hottest gossip from your friend group. From one app to another, it is just you going about your normal day, engaging in activities of interest. At this moment, you are absolutely … Read more

A concept long theorized in research labs and sci-fi novels, the spatial internet is now entering a critical phase of execution. Mawari, a decentralized content delivery platform building for immersive XR experiences, has announced two important milestones. One is the end of its XR Chip claim program. The other is surpassing one million portal users. … 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. ## Business Pros Underestimate AI Risks Compared to Tech Teams, Social Links Study Shows By @pressreleases [ 4 Min read ] Business … Read more

What’s the Deal with Time Series? Time series data is everywhere: stock prices, temperature readings, website traffic, ECG signals—if it has a timestamp, it’s a time series. Traditional statistical models like ARIMA or Exponential Smoothing get the job done for basic trends. But let’s be real—today’s data is noisy, nonlinear, and often spans multiple variables. … Read more

Today’s threats move faster and hit harder than before. Traditional SIEM tools often miss subtle signs in complex setups. They struggle to scale across multicloud or AI-based systems. Security teams now need more than alerts and logs. You need real-time insight, smart detection, and deep forensics. That’s where AI-driven monitoring becomes essential, not optional. Chronicle … Read more

There are already about half a million objects the size of a cigarette pack in Earth’s orbit, and soon there will be no room to move. Many people have a general idea of what this threatens, but not everyone appreciates the scale of the problem. Especially considering that the debris is moving at an average … Read more

Hello JavaScript Enthusiasts! Welcome to a new edition of “This Week in JavaScript“! This week, deno bundle made an insane comeback, GitHub Copilot Chat gets open-sourced, Someone made Minecraft with CSS, and PNG receives updates too. n n Plus, we’ve got some powerful new+updated tools for your development workflow! Deno 2.4: deno bundle is Back … Read more

In the era of AI-assisted development, the way we interact with code is fundamentally changing. More teams are building copilots, documentation assistants, or internal LLM agents that help developers answer questions like: “Where is this function used?” “How does this service handle errors?” “Which file defines this configuration?” But for AI to answer these questions … Read more

⚠️ This might be the most important thing you’ll read before launching another product, post, or pivot. In the 1930s, a group of New York doctors were asked to examine 389 children. 174 were told they needed surgery. The rest were shown to another set of doctors. 99 of them were also told they needed … Read more

So I will start out by saying this: AI and its new improvements toward integration are kind of an issue, not for companies but for talented and aspiring individuals. Why? Because it’s starting to creep into every single aspect of the automation space and slowly but steadily starting to become more human in its actions. … Read more

A typical department in a Nigerian public university has an average of 250 students per class. Our examinations are usually theoretical, meaning we write our answers with pen and paper. After the exam, the university expects the lecturer to mark all scripts within two weeks. Before you scream, let’s break it down: Most lecturers teach four … Read more

In the fast-evolving world of fintech, few leaders bring the depth of experience and vision that Dave Glaser, CEO of Dwolla, offers. With a career spanning leadership roles at global payment giants such as Mastercard and Visa, Dave has transitioned to steering a high-growth fintech company on a mission to modernize account-to-account (A2A) payments and … Read more

Quantum Computers will not destroy the digital information world (forever). They will make looking back more wondrous, scary, profitable. *** Q Day can be a Good Day Secure messaging with digital computers has a deadline, they say. Q Day. Or, the next major solar flare. Take your pick. I’ll stick to Q day. This, however, … Read more

New tech, new smells – Your future job won’t be writing code but understanding and fixing code, often written by AI TL;DR: You reference external AI conversations to explain code instead of writing declarative tests Problems 😔 Comments External dependencies Broken links Unverified behavior Knowledge fragmentation Maintenance burden Lost context Obsolete Comments Misleading explanation Solutions … Read more

If you saw my recent article on the Elastic Execution Grid (E2G), you know I’ve been exploring newer releases in the Tosca ecosystem. It’s been a great learning experience. But I was thinking that for some readers, you might be sitting comfortably with your DEX testing workflows. And you might be a little stuck in … Read more

Did you know there’s a wide range of software tools available for managing and editing your images and photos? They vary from beginner-friendly to advanced and come in many formats for different devices and operating systems. While many require payments or include ads, you can also choose a free, open-source tool that fits your needs. … Read more

Are you one of the people talking about a bull flag on the daily chart? Me too. I shared this in a recent post for my newsletter, Crypto is Easy. After a powerful uptrend, Bitcoin’s price went sideways and down in a roughly symmetrical way, then broke above the top “resistance” trendline. A bull flag, … Read more

Large Language Models (LLMs) have taken the AI world by storm, but not everything built on them is production-ready. While AI Agents generate a lot of buzz, their real-world performance is… well, underwhelming. In contrast, Agentic Workflows are gaining ground as a more pragmatic and scalable way to apply AI. Let’s explore why. AI Agents: … Read more

Table of Links Introduction Translating To Sequent Calculus 2.1 Arithmetic Expressions 2.2 Let Bindings 2.3 Top-level Definitions 2.4 Algebraic Data and Codata Types 2.5 First-Class Functions 2.6 Control Operators Evaluation Within a Context 3.1 Evaluation Contexts for Fun 3.2 Focusing on Evaluation in Core Typing Rules 4.1 Typing Rules for Fun 4.2 Typing Rules for … Read more

Table of Links Introduction Translating To Sequent Calculus 2.1 Arithmetic Expressions 2.2 Let Bindings 2.3 Top-level Definitions 2.4 Algebraic Data and Codata Types 2.5 First-Class Functions 2.6 Control Operators Evaluation Within a Context 3.1 Evaluation Contexts for Fun 3.2 Focusing on Evaluation in Core Typing Rules 4.1 Typing Rules for Fun 4.2 Typing Rules for … Read more

Table of Links Introduction Translating To Sequent Calculus 2.1 Arithmetic Expressions 2.2 Let Bindings 2.3 Top-level Definitions 2.4 Algebraic Data and Codata Types 2.5 First-Class Functions 2.6 Control Operators Evaluation Within a Context 3.1 Evaluation Contexts for Fun 3.2 Focusing on Evaluation in Core Typing Rules 4.1 Typing Rules for Fun 4.2 Typing Rules for … Read more

Table of Links Introduction Translating To Sequent Calculus 2.1 Arithmetic Expressions 2.2 Let Bindings 2.3 Top-level Definitions 2.4 Algebraic Data and Codata Types 2.5 First-Class Functions 2.6 Control Operators Evaluation Within a Context 3.1 Evaluation Contexts for Fun 3.2 Focusing on Evaluation in Core Typing Rules 4.1 Typing Rules for Fun 4.2 Typing Rules for … Read more

When Einstein introduced the theory of Special Relativity, he did something no one had dared to do before: he challenged the very foundations upon which our understanding of the physical world was built. Until then, Newtonian mechanics reigned supreme, treating time, space, and mass as fixed, unchanging quantities. These were not active elements in the … Read more

Not long ago, I was in a valuation review call with a founder preparing for a secondary sale. The startup had good momentum: healthy revenue, low churn, some brand awareness in its niche. A growth-stage fund was stepping in, and the founder wanted to factor in a premium for brand value. “We’ve built a strong … Read more

:::info This article combines insights from academic research, industry reports, and my firsthand experience building privacy-first messaging architectures. Where specific research is cited, reference numbers are provided. General observations and industry trends are marked in [brackets]. ::: The Privacy Paradox: When Encryption Isn’t Enough Picture this: You’re at a coffee shop, discussing sensitive business details … Read more

How a computational time space breakthrough inspired a 64-Cell Hyper-Stack Scheduler (HSS).