Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background to the GDPR Literature Review 3.1 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulation 3.2 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulator 3.3 Consumer perceptions of privacy 3.4 Business response to Data Protection regulation 3.5 Employee awareness of their employer’s Data Protection regulator 3.6 Employee perception of benefit … Read more
We’re not just another recruitment platform. We’re nPloy, Bulgaria’s Startup of the Year according to HackerNoon, and a growing global force that believes your job shouldn’t suck. https://hackernoon.com/startups/europe/europe-sofia-bulgaria?embedable=true Tell us about you. nPloy is an AI-powered job matching platform designed to turn the job hunt from a painful chore into a human-centered, intuitive experience. We … Read more
Revenue is the number everyone talks about. It’s loud, it’s shiny, it’s easy to point to. But I’ve been around enough products to know it doesn’t tell the whole story. Your app or SaaS platform might be pulling in big bucks, but if users are slipping away or just not feeling it, you’re in trouble … Read more
The special Startups of The Year 2024 Winners Interview series is a celebration of all this year’s Tech Champions. You’ve earned it! The HackerNoon community can’t wait to learn more about your journey! https://hackernoon.com/startups/industry/art?embedable=true Tell us about you. Meliorar is a design agency serving innovative startups and medium-sized businesses across Europe and the MENA region. … Read more
Remote work is changing the way companies operate in the global market. Some companies still do not want to hire people from other countries because of cultural differences, time zone differences, or legal concerns. Others claim that tools and services supporting global collaboration have greatly improved communication and productivity of their teams. Still, organizations that … Read more
It seems that the suspension of TeleMessage’s services in the aftermath of “SignalGate” isn’t the end of cybersecurity troubles for Trump’s administration. The hacker group “Anonymous” hit GlobalX, also known as “ICE Air,” and leaked sensitive deportation flight files to the press. GlobalX is the US charter service used by the US Immigration and Customs … Read more
Cary, North Carolina, May 14th, 2025/CyberNewsWire/–INE Security, a global leader in hands-on cybersecurity training and certifications, today highlighted how ongoing real-world practice with the latest CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) is essential for transforming security teams from reactive to proactive defenders. With over 26,000 new CVEs documented in the past year, security teams are drowning … Read more
Consciousness, from philosophy, is referred to as what it feels like to be, or that it feels like something to be. This is sometimes distilled into subjective experience. To obtain a standard measure, this definition has to be converted into equivalents in psychology for eventual parallels in neuroscience. n n The standard for consciousness is … Read more
PussFi has officially rolled out $PUSS, a groundbreaking “meme-tility” token that combines the playful energy of meme coins with real-world utility in the evolving Web3 landscape. The asset operates on the Tron block chain and is currently available on Steemit, a decentralized social media platform. What Sets $PUSS Apart From Other Meme Coins? Unlike typical … Read more
In 2025, it’s already evident that AI is delivering value at scale. Nearly half of technology leaders in PwC’s October 2024 Pulse Survey reported that AI is “fully integrated” into their companies’ core business strategies. Groundbreaking innovations like new business models are only one source of AI value. The other lies in the cumulative impact … Read more
Hong Kong, Hong Kong, May 14th, 2025/Chainwire/–Edgen, the AI-native market intelligence platform designed to restore informational edge in the age of noise, today announced its public release. Following a closed beta with over a million data being analyzed daily, Edgen is now accessible to all without invite codes, waitlists, or onboarding gates. Dubbed the “AI … Read more
Belize, Belize, May 14th, 2025/Chainwire/–BC.GAME, a global Web3 iGaming platform, has introduced a refreshed brand identity featuring a new logo and the slogan “Stay Untamed.” The update reflects the platform’s ongoing evolution—bridging traditional gaming entertainment with innovations powered by blockchain and cryptocurrency. A Visual Identity Rooted in Crypto Culture The new logo merges a lowercase … Read more
Gen AI chatbots have changed how we should analyze user intent. Before AI chatbots, we relied more on structured interactions—clicks, impressions, page views. Now, we’re dealing with free-form conversations. n This shift in how intent is expressed creates several challenges, outlined below: PII (Personal Identifiable Information) Everywhere: In general, a lot of financial and healthcare-related … Read more
London, United Kingdom, May 13th, 2025/Chainwire/-Plutus became a pioneer in on-chain integrated finance as the first to tokenise real-world assets (RWA) through on-chain loyalty rewards with Pluton (PLU) in 2015. Since its introduction during the early era of blockchain, PLU has continued to provide on-chain utility and has rewarded over $58M in in-app savings over … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 1.1. Spatial Digital Twins (SDTs) 1.2. Applications 1.3. Different Components of SDTs 1.4. Scope of This Work and Contributions 2. Related Work and 2.1. Digital Twins and Variants 2.2. Spatial Digital Twin Case Studies 3. Building Blocks of Spatial Digital Twins and 3.1. Data Acquisition and Processing 3.2. … Read more
As your infrastructure and deployment pipeline grow, choosing the right tool can accelerate your DevOps workflows. However, choosing these tools for your DevOps efforts can be challenging, especially with the advent of so many Cloud DevOps tools in the market today, ranging from open-source to commercial tools. The DevOps landscape is continuously growing. This has … Read more
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, May 14, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Sienfield “The Finale” Episode in 1998, and we present you with these top quality stories. From What Happens When Hackers Get Your DNA Data? Ask 23andMe to Decode … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 1.1. Spatial Digital Twins (SDTs) 1.2. Applications 1.3. Different Components of SDTs 1.4. Scope of This Work and Contributions 2. Related Work and 2.1. Digital Twins and Variants 2.2. Spatial Digital Twin Case Studies 3. Building Blocks of Spatial Digital Twins and 3.1. Data Acquisition and Processing 3.2. … Read more
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Table of Links Abstract and 1 Introduction 1.1. Spatial Digital Twins (SDTs) 1.2. Applications 1.3. Different Components of SDTs 1.4. Scope of This Work and Contributions 2. Related Work and 2.1. Digital Twins and Variants 2.2. Spatial Digital Twin Case Studies 3. Building Blocks of Spatial Digital Twins and 3.1. Data Acquisition and Processing 3.2. … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background to the GDPR Literature Review 3.1 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulation 3.2 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulator 3.3 Consumer perceptions of privacy 3.4 Business response to Data Protection regulation 3.5 Employee awareness of their employer’s Data Protection regulator 3.6 Employee perception of benefit … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background to the GDPR Literature Review 3.1 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulation 3.2 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulator 3.3 Consumer perceptions of privacy 3.4 Business response to Data Protection regulation 3.5 Employee awareness of their employer’s Data Protection regulator 3.6 Employee perception of benefit … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background to the GDPR Literature Review 3.1 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulation 3.2 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulator 3.3 Consumer perceptions of privacy 3.4 Business response to Data Protection regulation 3.5 Employee awareness of their employer’s Data Protection regulator 3.6 Employee perception of benefit … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Background to the GDPR Literature Review 3.1 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulation 3.2 Consumer awareness and knowledge of the regulator 3.3 Consumer perceptions of privacy 3.4 Business response to Data Protection regulation 3.5 Employee awareness of their employer’s Data Protection regulator 3.6 Employee perception of benefit … Read more
Introduction Recently, I have started to build apps using the web stack: frontend htmx tailwindcss daisyui alpine backend go templ postgres devex gitlab ci nix devshells I have now built two apps using this stack, one of them being banterbus.games a browser-based party game (currently broken). Using web sockets, so it isn’t the most normal … Read more
Today we will ask most frequent questions about Ghost Jobs and Platforms where you can get a dream job! (Based on the questions I receive in progress of CV building and Job Hunting sessions) Where to Apply? When I was jobhunting, LinkedIn was my go-to platform – and it’s where I see most companies hunting … Read more
Traditional monitoring no longer meets the needs of complex data organizations. Instead of relying on reactive systems to identify known issues, data engineers must create interactive observability frameworks that help them quickly find any type of anomaly. While observability can encompass many different practices, in this article, I’ll share a high-level overview and practical tips … Read more
This article was written by Andrew Morgan of MongoDB. From time to time, I’ll run a design review for an application being migrated from a relational database onto MongoDB, where the customer shares an architectural diagram showing a caching layer (typically Redis) sitting between the app server and MongoDB. I like to keep the architecture as simple as … Read more
In this article, we mainly focus on the paper, “Risk-Sensitive Compact Decision Trees for [Autonomous ]()Execution in Presence of Simulated Market Response”, to discuss how Machine Learning helps us get a better execution strategy. During the process, we add more information from other papers, which are basic theories for this paper and additional sources to … Read more
AI companies have a problem and it has nothing to do with tech… it’s their messaging. I’ve spent years architecting AI and big data machine learning products, from my time at Microsoft to now as a fractional CTO and AI advisor to startups. Over that time I’ve seen brilliant AI products flounder because the messaging … Read more