Welcome to the PSP Maze — where what seems like a simple integration can silently cost you thousands. For founders, backend engineers, and operators, choosing a Payment Service Provider (PSP) isn’t just a box to check. The decision impacts your bottom line, customer experience, and even how fast you scale. This article is your flashlight. … Read more
It’s Friday afternoon, and your dashboards look great. Charts are green. CPU usage is stable. Database query times are within your SLA. You’re feeling great and ready for the weekend. But little do you know, there’s a significant issue being overlooked by all your metrics—and it’s about to ruin your weekend. Unfortunately, you don’t know … Read more
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and hallucinating dependencies will damage your software supply chain. DO NOT trust blindly on AI generators. TL;DR: Avoid hallucinated or fake packages that can compromise security and stability. Problems 😔 Unsupervised Vibe Coding Security risks Dependency confusion Too Many Imports Typesquatting Injection attacks Supply chain … Read more
Dublin, Ireland, May 12th, 2025/Chainwire/–AB DAO and the AB Charity Foundation co-hosted the inaugural “Tech-Driven Philanthropy Closed-Door Forum” in Dublin, Ireland, marking a major milestone in their joint mission to reshape the global philanthropic landscape through technology and trust. https://www.youtube.com/embed/ijj0LJYn7Rc The forum was chaired by Mr. Bertie Ahern, Chairman of the AB Charity Foundation, former … Read more
George Town, Cayman Islands, May 12th, 2025/Chainwire/–At its Sonic Summit in Vienna from May 6–8, Sonic Labs announced the completion of a $10 million strategic sale of its S token to Galaxy, a global leader in digital assets and data center infrastructure. This investment strengthens Sonic Labs’s position in the U.S. market and provides critical … Read more
Why splitting your codebase too early can quietly destroy your team’s velocity — and what to do instead. In a startup, your survival depends on how quickly you can iterate, ship features, and deliver value to end-users. This is where the foundational architecture of your startup plays a big role; additionally, things like your tech … Read more
In game development, trust isn’t built with NDAs or flashy decks. It’s built in crunch weeks, pre-launch chaos, and post-launch fires — when your QA partner either delivers, or disappears. At SnoopGame, we’ve stress-tested that trust across 350+ projects. From solo indie devs to publishers with millions on the line, we’ve seen one pattern hold: … Read more
Search is going through another evolution—and this time, it’s more than just another algorithm update. With the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s GPT, Google’s Gemini, and Meta’s LLaMA, the way people find and interact with information is changing rapidly. These advanced models are being woven into search experiences, voice assistants, and everyday … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Mahdi Goldani; (2) Soraya Asadi Tirvan. ::: Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Methodology Dataset Similarity methods Feature selection methods Measure the performance of methods Result Discussion Conclusion and References Feature selection methods Once the database without missing value is obtained, the next step is to apply FS and similarity methods to … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Mahdi Goldani; (2) Soraya Asadi Tirvan. ::: Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Methodology Dataset Similarity methods Feature selection methods Measure the performance of methods Result Discussion Conclusion and References Methodology This section elaborates on the methodology adopted for this research work. The complete methodology is depicted in Fig. 1 and consists … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Mahdi Goldani; (2) Soraya Asadi Tirvan. ::: Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Methodology Dataset Similarity methods Feature selection methods Measure the performance of methods Result Discussion Conclusion and References Abstract In predictive modeling, overfitting poses a significant risk, particularly when the feature count surpasses the number of observations, a common scenario … Read more
Love them or hate them, spreadsheets have played a big part in the way the world around us has developed. Using grids of columns and rows to organise data can be traced back to ancient Babylonia. However, it wasn’t until the early 20th Century that the term ‘spread sheet’ was first used. Since then, the … Read more
Phishing is still one of the best ways to trick people in social engineering attacks. If you are an ethical hacker wanting to try phishing through Termux on your android phone, PyPhisher is a tool that helps you create fake login pages for popular sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GitHub, Reddit, Gmail, and more. Disclaimer … Read more
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, May 12, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, we present you with these top quality stories. From Crowdsales in Crypto: Initial (Something) Offerings and Their Regulations to Good Programmers Always Be Refactoring, let’s dive right in. … Read more
Servicehost.exe on Windows 11: To fully understand how servicehost.exe works, we should know the DLL mechanism. DLL, the short form of Dynamic Link Library, is a file that contains code, data, resources, etc. that programs and services use on Windows 11. However, a DLL cannot run by itself. That’s where svchost.exe comes into the picture. … Read more
Hey Hackers! Welcome back to another series of HackerNoon Company of The Week, where we spotlight the tech changemakers building the future, one block (or blockchain) at a time. This week, we’re thrilled to feature SORA, a radical reimagining of how economies can work in a decentralized world. SORA isn’t just another blockchain project- it’s … Read more
Modern quantum mechanics has been a very exciting topic since its birth a century ago in 1925. To mark this special milestone, the United Nations declared 2025 the “International Year of Quantum Science and Technology.” Scientists and enthusiasts alike are thrilled by the transformative potential of quantum computing, which they hope will completely reshape multiple … Read more
Welcome to Behind the Startup, HackerNoon’s series uncovering the real stories behind cutting-edge blockchain projects. Today, we dive into privacy-preserving infrastructure and the future of encrypted, trustless markets with Phil Wirtjes, CEO of Enclave Global. From his early career in health tech to leading a fully encrypted exchange built to tackle front-running, slippage, and permissioned … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Extents and ways in which AI has been inspired by understanding of the brain 1.1 Computational models 1.2 Artificial Neural Networks Embodiment of conscious processing: hierarchy and parallelism of nested levels of organization Evolution: from brain architecture to culture 3.1 Genetic basis and epigenetic development of the brain 3.2 … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Extents and ways in which AI has been inspired by understanding of the brain 1.1 Computational models 1.2 Artificial Neural Networks Embodiment of conscious processing: hierarchy and parallelism of nested levels of organization Evolution: from brain architecture to culture 3.1 Genetic basis and epigenetic development of the brain 3.2 … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and Introduction Extents and ways in which AI has been inspired by understanding of the brain 1.1 Computational models 1.2 Artificial Neural Networks Embodiment of conscious processing: hierarchy and parallelism of nested levels of organization Evolution: from brain architecture to culture 3.1 Genetic basis and epigenetic development of the brain 3.2 … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Michele Farisco, Centre for Research Ethics and Bioethics, Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden and Biogem, Biology and Molecular Genetics Institute, Ariano Irpino (AV), Italy; (2) Kathinka Evers, Centre for Research Ethics and Bioethics, Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden; (3) Jean-Pierre … Read more
The technology sector is experiencing a profound evolution, propelled by the emergence of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and “The Great Flattening,” which is focused on efficiencies by reducing management layers. Drawing from my experience as an engineering manager at Amazon, I maintain a confident outlook on the prospects for software engineers. These developments, while introducing … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Methods 2.1 Tokenizer analysis 2.2 Indicators for detecting under-trained tokens and 2.3 Verification of candidate tokens Results 3.1 Effectiveness of indicators and verification 3.2 Common observations 3.3 Model-specific observations Closed-source models Discussion, Acknowledgments, and References A. Verification details B. A short primer on UTF-8 encoding C. Outputs for … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Methods 2.1 Tokenizer analysis 2.2 Indicators for detecting under-trained tokens and 2.3 Verification of candidate tokens Results 3.1 Effectiveness of indicators and verification 3.2 Common observations 3.3 Model-specific observations Closed-source models Discussion, Acknowledgments, and References A. Verification details B. A short primer on UTF-8 encoding C. Outputs for … Read more
Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Methods 2.1 Tokenizer analysis 2.2 Indicators for detecting under-trained tokens and 2.3 Verification of candidate tokens Results 3.1 Effectiveness of indicators and verification 3.2 Common observations 3.3 Model-specific observations Closed-source models Discussion, Acknowledgments, and References A. Verification details B. A short primer on UTF-8 encoding C. Outputs for … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Sander Land, Cohere s(ander@cohere.com); (2) Max Bartolo, Cohere (max@cohere.com). ::: Table of Links Abstract and 1. Introduction Methods 2.1 Tokenizer analysis 2.2 Indicators for detecting under-trained tokens and 2.3 Verification of candidate tokens Results 3.1 Effectiveness of indicators and verification 3.2 Common observations 3.3 Model-specific observations Closed-source models Discussion, Acknowledgments, and References … Read more
On the night of May 5th to 6th, HyperSwap was hit by a massive DDoS attack that impacted both their website and application. As HyperSwap was already using some of our cloud solutions, we quickly stepped in to support them migrating their front-end and redirecting the attack traffic to mitigate its effects. TL;DR Implemented a … Read more
Hey everyone! It’s been a while since my last article, as life got pretty busy after wrapping up my Connect Four project. Anyway, I’ve been making slow but steady progress on the Chess Game, which is the final Ruby project from The Odin Project’s curriculum. Honestly, it’s been quite the journey: fun, massive, intense, and … Read more
What’s happened: Windsurf’s Offering Revamp In April 2025, Windsurf (formerly Codeium) rolled out significant pricing updates that made waves in the developer community. First, the company provided OpenAI’s o4-mini and GPT-4.1 (equipped with 1 million token context window) freely available to all users for a 2-week time period. Immediately after this free trial period, on … Read more