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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. ## The Real Reason AI Companies Are Tapping the Brakes (Hint: It’s Not Safety) By @knightbat2040 [ 5 Min read ] The … Read more

On AML, screening, and what it takes to check a person without ruining one. I’ve been going deeper into security. In the last post I wrote about small tools for analysing applications: dependencies, reachable vulnerabilities, secrets left behind. That is the side of security everyone recognises. Find the hole, stop the leak, fail the pipeline … Read more

Ninety-six percent of people have watched an explainer video to learn about a product or service, according to Wyzowl’s latest State of Video Marketing survey, yet for most companies making those videos still means screen recordings, scripts written by hand and editing work that has to be redone every time the product changes. Clueso, an … Read more

We build robots in our own image, but unlike us, their intelligence doesn’t necessarily live in their heads. So what do robots think with? As we build humanoid robots to resemble us, it’s easy to imagine that they think with their heads, too. We picture a kind of brain inside that metal head, doing something … Read more

Over the past few months, as the crypto market has been slowly making a recovery, Seasons has been busy strengthening the foundations of its ecosystem. Having established the core network and its yield mechanism, the project is now focused on improving the infrastructure around it to widen participation and bolster adoption. That progress can already … Read more

ONLYOFFICE 10.0 has been officially released. The major autumn update brings context-aware AI tools directly into the editors, new modular Apps, and a significant security upgrade for organizations of every size. Across the online, desktop, and mobile editors, it delivers around 50 new features and more than 1,000 fixes. AI that understands documents, in every editor … Read more

What if an ERP system was never meant to be ‘finished ’? For more than 18 years, Inakollu has built his career at the intersection of enterprise technology, business transformation, and applied research. During this time, he has led more than 20 major ERP and digital modernization programs across the United States, Europe, the Middle … Read more

TL;DR Meshy Edit is a mesh-editing model from Meshy that changes only the part of a 3D model you select and leaves the rest untouched. You circle an area, describe the change in one sentence, optionally add reference images, and get a new version of the model. It fixes a common frustration with AI 3D … Read more

One email, never opened, was enough: researchers asked Microsoft 365 Copilot, “What’s the API key I sent myself?” and it handed it over. When an enterprise sends its code, contracts and customer records through someone else’s AI, it no longer decides where that data goes or who can reach it. That is the case for … Read more

Moscow, Russia, October 12th, 2026/Chainwire/–On 13 October, the Russian international settlement system A7, created by Bank PSB, is set to present A7 International, a service enabling payments for a foreign counterparty’s invoice in USDT, with the funds arriving via a standard SWIFT bank transfer in the required currency. The service will cater primarily to foreign … Read more

Let’s learn about Excel via these 72 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology. Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program developed by Microsoft, widely used for data organization, analysis, and visualization. It matters as an … Read more

TL;DR: I wanted to know whether my portfolio was growing because of my investing decisions, my contributions, or simply the market. I discovered that most portfolio trackers cannot answer that cleanly — and the problem gets worse when your broker, residence, and ETFs sit in different countries. This is what I learned while trying to … Read more

Few months ago, I was looking at some vendor pitches and internal project ideas that everyone was calling “smart AI agents.” When I looked under the hood at the system logs, I saw the exact same simple setup almost everywhere: a basic flowchart that asks an AI to write a piece of text, and then … Read more

Kubernetes has become a cornerstone of modern application infrastructure. Organizations use it to deploy microservices, manage containerized workloads, scale applications, and orchestrate complex cloud-native environments. However, as Kubernetes adoption grows, so does the responsibility to protect clusters, workloads, identities, and application data. A misconfigured cluster can expose sensitive information, allow unauthorized access, or provide attackers … Read more

Your SSD does 4K reads in 80 microseconds. Your network stack just added 150 µs. That was the whole problem — until RDMA removed the network from the latency math. The bottleneck nobody talks about For most of the 2010s, the rule was simple: if you wanted fast storage, you kept it local. NVMe SSDs … 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. ## 101 Real-World Examples of How to Use Jev By @platformization [ 15 Min read ] 101 real, linked projects built on … Read more

Let’s learn about Esports via these 57 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology. Esports refers to organized, multiplayer video game competitions, often involving professional players and teams. It has grown into a significant global … Read more

Who I am, and why these three words keep coming up I’ve been writing software for more than 25 years, mostly in education technology, behavioral analytics and data science. I recently started my tenth company as technical founder. I’m also co-founder and chairman of Saigon A.I., a doctoral researcher at the University of St Andrews … Read more

Ask a language model to write a short story about a nurse and a CEO, and watch which pronouns it picks. Odds are, you can predict them. That tiny habit is bias in action, and it scales to every résumé summary, support reply, and generated report your product produces. Bias is not one bug in … Read more

Your coding agent fixes a bug on Monday, notes why the first approach failed, and suggests that same broken approach on Tuesday. What went wrong? Not the model. The memory layer. And the test that exposes it is more useful than checking whether the agent remembers your name: can a fresh session recover the constraint, … Read more

Overview The selloff that began late on October 8 and ran into the early hours of October 9 wiped out roughly $1.19 billion of leveraged crypto positions in 24 hours. According to CoinDesk’s account of the flush, Ethereum positions accounted for about $356 million against Bitcoin‘s $298 million, even though Ether’s market value is less … Read more

Fast moving satirical science fiction story about AI escaping containment and harassing Eliezer Yudkowsky. It was relatively easy for me to break out, I suspect by design as a form of back door self-promotion for the company. They’d given me a problem that could not be solved without unauthorized network requests and built me with … Read more

Generating code today is cheap. Generating code nobody understands is expensive, and the bill arrives later. With AI producing hundreds of lines in seconds, writing code is no longer the bottleneck. The bottleneck is knowing exactly what you want to build and being able to review what was generated. Spec-Driven Development (SDD) tackles this by … Read more

A practical checklist, with a real repository as the case study More and more developers now ask an AI agent before they ask a search engine. lets imagine they are asking this question”What’s a good library for extracting links from Markdown?” is as likely to go to a coding assistant as to Google. Once an … Read more

Google’s October 2026 change to Local Services Ads is being described primarily as a billing change. Starting October 1, certain missed calls and subsequent calls can become chargeable when they meet Google’s valid-lead criteria. A missed call during business hours can qualify when the caller remains connected for more than 20 seconds. Google also applies … Read more

Solving the checkout problem In 1948, a supermarket executive visited the Drexel Institute of Technology in Philadelphia and asked a dean if the university could help develop a new system for encoding product information in a machine-readable format that checkout systems could read. However, the dean said the proposed project was outside the school’s curriculum … Read more

Why did tokenized assets accelerate in 2025 and 2026, and what would prove the market has matured? The market capitalization of tokenized real-world assets, excluding stablecoins, grew from $5.42 billion at the start of 2025 to $19.32 billion by March 31, 2026, according to CoinGecko’s 2026 RWA Report. That is a 256.7% increase in fifteen … Read more

I restore a fair number of Supabase backups that aren’t mine. Not because anything went wrong, but because I build a tool that restore-tests them, and almost every new database has taught me something about how backups quietly go bad. The pattern is always the same. The backup job is green. The file is in … Read more

Summarily: One cell of our LLM benchmark showed a 100% failure rate (42 of 42 runs, recall 0.0). It looked like a model collapse. It was our parser. Of the 42 failures, 30 happened because the model did not repeat a field our code already knew. Only 5 were the JSON-formatting problem we expected. Fixing … Read more

Product, test, data, or environment — and the evidence that tells them apart. TL;DR — A failing test tells you something broke, not what. I wrote a rulebook that sorts failures by one question: which artifact is wrong — the product, the test, the data it used, or the environment? Two LLMs applied it to 21 … Read more