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Using Jev Inside Altis, The Insurance Claims Agent At Altis, we’re building an insurance claims agent for property and casualty service providers such as auto repair shops, roofing companies, home restoration vendors. A core part of the product is deep research across thousands of pages of policy documents, OEM repair procedures, and insurer guidelines to … Read more

Let’s learn about Books via these 500 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. Have you ever heard of this really underrated and unknown book, 1984? 1. The 7 Software Architecture Books Experienced Developers Need … Read more

You can know exactly what matters and still spend your entire day doing something else. Here’s why I think our productivity tools miss this problem. The Problem Isn’t Always Productivity I’ve used task managers, calendars, notes, reminders, and project management tools for years. They all solve useful problems. A task manager can tell me what … Read more

Contern, Luxembourg, October 1st, 2026/TechnologyWire/–Ask a logistics coordinator what consumes their morning, and re-typing shipment details from an email into an order form is usually near the top of the list: one address, one pallet count, one weight at a time, order after order. Easy4Pro by Redspher, a transport management platform connecting shippers and carriers … Read more

Let’s learn about Best Practices via these 153 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. Best practices are a set of guidelines, ethics, or ideas that represent the most effective or prudent course of action … Read more

Hey curious people of the internet – you too can answer these questions! Search our library of 280+ blogging templates here. 1. What do you currently do and what’s your favorite part about it? I’m currently a Senior Engineering Manager for Google Cloud Platform at Best Buy, where I lead the discovery team for our … Read more

Let’s start with you. Who are you, what do you do, and what does your company build? I’m Jason Mayes, Google’s Web AI Lead, representing the art of running all those AI models you know and love entirely locally within the sandbox that is your client side web browser! We can now run these models … Read more

In my early tech journey, I’d always see the phrase “End-to-End Encryption on WhatsApp” and feel a bit skeptical. How could WhatsApp not see my messages when their servers were the ones handling them? I honestly thought it was just a clever marketing gimmick. My curiosity grew when I started learning about crypto wallets. If … Read more

It was supposed to be a standard, run-of-the-mill maintenance task—the kind of routine database housekeeping that backend engineers perform dozens of times a month without a second thought. A small batch of customer account records needed a minor state update so they could be placed back into the queue for reassignment. No complex migrations, no … Read more

My relationship with Git has always had its ups and downs. Since I first created the account, my GitHub tagline has always been “Doesn’t know how to use git properly”. It is a statement that has maintained its truth, and I expect it to do so for the foreseeable future. Git is a densely packed … Read more

Hey Hackers, Welcome to another HackerNoon Company of the Week feature. Every week, we highlight a standout company from our Tech Company Database that’s making waves in the global tech ecosystem and the lives of its users. Our database features everything from S&P giants to rising stars in the Startup scene. We’re also featuring Projects of the Week, so … Read more

I run a Persian-language gaming site, and I wanted a place to show off open-world game history: not a wiki table, not a listicle, something you could fly through. I built it as a personal project, on my own time, and once it turned into something I actually liked, I launched it on my site … Read more

Welcome to HackerNoon’s Writing Prompts! Would you like to take a stab at answering some of these questions? The link for the template is HERE. 1. What is your company in 2–5 words? Healthcare operations intelligence 2. Why is now the time for your company to exist? Insurance complexity kept growing while the tools used to … Read more

An AI code review POC is where vendor claims meet your actual codebase, workflows, and constraints. This chapter covers how to prepare the evaluation, what to watch during the trial, and how to turn the results into a clear go/no-go decision. Key Takeaway A successful AI code review POC de-risks the entire purchase: it gives … Read more

Pranshu Raghav is a cybersecurity engineer specializing in Application Security, DevSecOps, and Cloud Security. Throughout his career, Raghav has secured enterprise-scale systems for leading organizations including Southwest Airlines, T-Mobile, Delta Air Lines, and Verizon. He maintains active involvement as a contributor to the OWASP Foundation, advancing secure development practices across distributed environments. The rapid deployment … Read more

Today I am going to explore five (5) explanations for the sudden AI-doom explosion, from genuine danger to regulatory capture, liability, a supposedly “polluted” internet, and the possibility that fear itself is fantastic marketing. You must have noticed the shift in the AI narrative. Not long ago, all we heard was ‘AI is going to … Read more

As cryptocurrencies become increasingly integrated into the traditional financial system, major digital assets are evolving beyond investment vehicles into important tools for payment and settlement. In response, regulators worldwide are establishing regulatory frameworks to support innovation and payment efficiency while mitigating risks related to money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illicit activities. As critical infrastructure … Read more

Let’s learn about Astounding Stories via these 347 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. Astounding stories are narratives that captivate readers with unique insights, unexpected twists, or remarkable achievements. These stories inspire curiosity and … Read more

Anyone who’s run Cassandra at real scale has a repair story, and inevitably it starts somewhere around 2am. The good news is that a chunk of the work moving through the Cassandra Enhancement Proposal process right now is aimed at stories like that. What jumps out to me is where the effort is going, into … Read more

Enterprise cloud migration has a dirty secret: we still talk about migration as if the hard part is moving data from A to B. It isn’t. Data movement matters. Obviously. But in a large enterprise environment, the real pain sits elsewhere. Dependencies nobody documented well. Infrastructure that changes while the migration is still being planned. … Read more

In December 2020, AWS made S3 strongly read-after-write consistent. A PUT shows up in the next LIST. A GET after an overwrite returns the new bytes. Some months ago a Glue job of mine started dropping records from a 6 MB CSV, and this guarantee sent me looking in the wrong direction. The job read … Read more

Most production systems already know when something is wrong. Logs. Alerts. Database rows. Monitoring feeds. Runbooks. APIs that can restart a service, change config, retry a workflow, or fix bad state. Those pieces usually sit in different rooms. So a break still turns into a human scavenger hunt. An alert fires. Someone opens a dashboard, … Read more

It hasn’t been long since Large Language Models (LLMs) entered our daily lives. Yet, they remain an elusive technology—treated almost as old news by AI experts, casually overlooked by newcomers eager to specialize, and still largely misunderstood by the general public. In this post, we’ll not only demystify LLMs but also break down the most … Read more

Let’s learn about Art via these 175 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. Art is whatever you want it to be. 1. Tech and Tradition in Established Universes: Goldie Returns to Riverdale Archie Comics … Read more

What I learned when a simple TikTok meme reached far beyond the size of my account. I run a meme account on TikTok called CHILLOLOG. Right now it has around 25,000 followers and more than 1.8 million likes in total. One of my videos somehow went way beyond the normal size of the account. It … 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

New York, United States, October 1st, 2026/TechnologyWire/–DemandForecast.ai, powered by Pecan AI’s predictive engine, today published The Demand Forecasting Accuracy Report 2026, a benchmark of its own live deployments against the forecast each company already relied on, whether statistical, consensus or manual. The report covers all 15 of its demand forecasting deployments from 2022 to 2026 … Read more

Most companies track AI as a software line item. But AI is increasingly doing the work, not just supporting it, and that means the real question isn’t “how much are we spending on AI?” but “what outcomes is it producing, and who owns them?” Nobody in the room could answer. Not because the team was … Read more

I want my hosting to leave me alone long enough to finish the feature. After more than two decades of running web projects, that remains a surprisingly useful architectural requirement. I still rent servers and put websites on them. Sometimes it is a VPS. Sometimes it is a dedicated machine. I install Linux, configure Apache … Read more

I never made a formal decision to quit Firefox. There was no final crash, no single broken website, and no dramatic moment when I exported my bookmarks and swore never to come back. For a while, Firefox was simply my browser. Brave was installed as the backup browser, the one I opened when I wanted … Read more