In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through everything I’ve learned about using Google Jules — an asynchronous coding agent. I’ve kept the explanations clear and simple, so whether you’re an experienced developer or a beginner, you’ll be able to follow along. By the end, you should feel confident working with Jules: assigning tasks, reviewing its … Read more
EliteCircle.com is a part of Social Discovery Group, one of the world´s largest groups of social discovery companies, with 60+ global communication and entertainment platforms A genuine romantic connection feels impossible in our hyperconnected world. While we’re drowning in dating apps and endless swipes, quality relationships remain frustratingly out of reach. Enter Elitecircle.com -a premium online dating platform … Read more
The cryptocurrency economy is poised for a big 2025, with investors looking for the next high-yield opportunity. One of the rising stars is Nexchain, a blockchain system powered by artificial intelligence. Nexchain is not simply another Layer-1 network. It was developed to address excessive costs, centralization, and unsustainable energy consumption. Let’s look at three presales … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Method 3. Experiments on real data 3.1. Benefits scale with model size and 3.2. Faster inference 3.3. Learning global patterns with multi-byte prediction and 3.4. Searching for the optimal n 3.5. Training for multiple epochs and 3.6. Finetuning multi-token predictors 3.7. Multi-token prediction on natural language 4. … Read more
Dogecoin plummeted 14% last week, indicating continued volatility in memecoins. Despite its strong community, $DOGE continues to experience opposition as investors migrate to utility-focused initiatives. At the same time, Coldware has raised almost $4 million in presale. This trend indicates a growing interest in blockchain ecosystems that solve real-world challenges. With the upcoming introduction of … Read more
Startup founders, tech executives, and venture capitalists are using AI to help them think through strategy and make decisions. AI can ingest and summarize vast amounts of data and work with you to give your strategy an edge. AI is growing and will only continue to do so in the near future. Each of the … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Methodology and 2.1. Research Questions 2.2. Data Collection 2.3. Data Labelling 2.4. Data Extraction 2.5. Data Analysis 3. Results and Interpretation and 3.1. Type of Problems (RQ1) 3.2. Type of Causes (RQ2) 3.3. Type of Solutions (RQ3) 4. Implications 4.1. Implications for the Copilot Users 4.2. Implications … Read more
As crypto continues to move from the margins to the mainstream, companies like Mercuryo are pushing the boundaries of how we interact with digital assets. From payments infrastructure to pioneering new financial products, Mercuryo’s latest move, launching a self-custodial Spend Mastercard crypto debit card in collaboration with Ledger, is a bold step toward integrating crypto … Read more
I built a real solution to help beginners use Bitcoin. But AI didn’t notice — until I created a method to earn visibility through authentic content.
Angular v20 significantly enhances server-side rendering (SSR), signals, and authoring capabilities, providing an improved developer experience.
Docker is fast until it is slow. As application growth in containers expands, image size and initial start time become sneaky performance bottlenecks. Here, in this post, I’ll detail advanced-level Docker image optimization strategies that helped me reduce production images from nearly one gigabyte to under 200MB without loss of functionality. We’ll leave multi-stage builds … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Methodology and 2.1. Research Questions 2.2. Data Collection 2.3. Data Labelling 2.4. Data Extraction 2.5. Data Analysis 3. Results and Interpretation and 3.1. Type of Problems (RQ1) 3.2. Type of Causes (RQ2) 3.3. Type of Solutions (RQ3) 4. Implications 4.1. Implications for the Copilot Users 4.2. Implications … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Bo Wang, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China (wangbo_cs@bjtu.edu.cn); (2) Mingda Chen, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China (23120337@bjtu.edu.cn); (3) Youfang Lin, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China (yflin@bjtu.edu.cn); (4) Mike Papadakis, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg (michail.papadakis@uni.lu); (5) Jie M. Zhang, King’s College London, London, UK (jie.zhang@kcl.ac.uk). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction … Read more
The special Startups of The Year 2024 Winners Interview series is a celebration of all this year’s Tech Champions around the world. https://hackernoon.com/startups/north-america/north-america-norman-ok-usa?ref=hackernoon.com&embedable=true Tell us about you. Coffey & Consult is a technology consulting firm based in Norman, Oklahoma, that helps small and medium-sized businesses capitalize on their tech. We specialize in tech audits, hands-on … Read more
I’m not a hacker. Not a coder. But I’ve always been obsessed with technology, digital experiments, and clever product ideas. Most of my background is in marketing and launching IT B2B products, especially those involving computer vision. For years, I had ideas dozens of them. But turning any of them into reality was a nightmare. … Read more
How AI companions evolved from Hollywood fantasy to a $268 billion market, and what my experience building them taught me about human vulnerability. Just over a decade ago, the idea of falling in love with AI was pure science fiction. Spike Jonze’s 2013 film “Her” showed us Theodore, a lonely writer who develops a romantic … Read more
In neuroimaging displays of neurons, where electrical signals are on motion across axons towards synapses, what is also obvious? One direct observation is that there is light—traveling, which then terminates at junctions, and the light expands [or sort of explodes] at those junctions. This could mean that light is interacting with matter. This interaction, though … Read more
The Pacific Islands Regional Initiative (PIRI) 2025 meeting in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, brought together over 70 participants from across the Pacific and beyond to discuss “Sustaining Progress, Innovating for Inclusion: The Next Chapter of Financial Inclusion in the Pacific.” As a panelist in Session 3, focusing on leveraging AI and strengthening cybersecurity in Small Island Developing … Read more
Ten years ago, I started writing a cyberpunk/sci-fi thriller about a Biohacking cybercriminal named “Nero” who gets entangled with two beautiful Colombian twins while trying to save the world from the same comet that destroyed Atlantis 12,800 years ago. I imagined there would one day be digital tools to bring this story to life, as … Read more
🧵 The Shortage of Open Source Contributors: Myth or Reality? Unfortunately — it’s reality 😔 Do you know how many developers there are in the world today? 📊 According to Evans Data Corporation, in 2024 there are over 28.7 million developers globally. Sounds like everything should be built already, right? But let’s look at how … Read more
Kubernetes is insanely powerful and becomes much easier to manage when you extend kubectl with plugins. Thanks to the open-source community (and the Krew plugin manager), you can add tons of new subcommands to kubectl that streamline tasks and make cluster management easier. But with hundreds of available plugins, how do you decide which to … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction 2. Methodology and 2.1. Research Questions 2.2. Data Collection 2.3. Data Labelling 2.4. Data Extraction 2.5. Data Analysis 3. Results and Interpretation and 3.1. Type of Problems (RQ1) 3.2. Type of Causes (RQ2) 3.3. Type of Solutions (RQ3) 4. Implications 4.1. Implications for the Copilot Users 4.2. Implications … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Bo Wang, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China (wangbo_cs@bjtu.edu.cn); (2) Mingda Chen, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China (23120337@bjtu.edu.cn); (3) Youfang Lin, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, China (yflin@bjtu.edu.cn); (4) Mike Papadakis, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg (michail.papadakis@uni.lu); (5) Jie M. Zhang, King’s College London, London, UK (jie.zhang@kcl.ac.uk). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction … Read more
When it comes to protecting your data in the cloud, the conversation is often dominated by security — firewalls, access controls, and encryption protocols designed to keep bad actors out. But what if the real danger isn’t just outsiders breaking in but insiders already having access? What if your data was never private to begin … Read more
By Yumin Xia, Chief Technology Officer at Web3 Growth Platform Galxe Google’s recent announcement that it is integrating Zero-Knowledge-Proofs (ZKPs) into its wallet services marks the first time that a technology incubated by the cryptocurrency industry has found wider adoption in the mainstream web2 world. This rollout signals that ZKPs’ potential to improve user experience … Read more
Do you ever wonder how circus managers get bears to balance a ball, or a tiger to jump through flaming hoops? The answer: reinforcement. Tigers don’t usually jump through flaming hoops, but they will if you give them a tasty piece of meat every time it does. Eventually, a tiger learns that in order to … Read more
Hydra is a strong tool for breaking passwords and is popular among cybersecurity experts. They use it to check password strength and find weaknesses on different platforms. If you want to use Hydra on your Android phone, the best way is to install it through Termux. Termux is an app that lets you run Linux … Read more
Books don’t just teach you to code — they teach you to think like a programmer. ==The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.== ==Learning programming using an online tutorial is like taking a picture.== You click, and that’s that. Learning to program with books, though — that’s … Read more
Have you ever hopped inside a pod and swiftly debugged something using kubectl exec? It’s useful, but it has a big flaw: there is no audit trail. Kubectl-rexec can help with that. The Kubectl exec Issue When you’re running: kubectl exec -it mypod — bash You’re doing things live inside the container. However, Kubernetes doesn’t … Read more
In the age of AI, the full potential of blockchain-enabled smart contracts will finally be realized. When self-optimizing models can read contract code, reason about changing market conditions, and rewrite or trigger clauses in real time, the promise of “automated legal trust” becomes real cold, hard infrastructure. Early pilots on Ethereum L2s, Fetch.ai side-chains, and … Read more