The pace of technology adoption and innovation continues to reshape industries, workflows, and expectations. From advancements in DevOps and artificial intelligence (AI) to increasing security concerns, organizations are under pressure to adapt to and take advantage of these technology opportunities to be successful in this dynamic environment. Incremental Gains and the Role of AI … Read more
It’s 2025, and voice is no longer just a feature. It’s fast becoming the interface. From whispering into your phone to barking commands at your desktop, we’re watching the return of the command line, only now it speaks and listens. This post is a curated guide to building voice-first AI projects, whether you’re just tinkering … Read more
In the U.S., tornado season is more than just a weather event; it’s a reality that affects millions. Forecasts can change in minutes, and reaction time is critical. Modern weather apps, especially those based on radar data, are becoming more than just a vital source of information for users in the U.S. In this column, … Read more
Hackathons have shaped some of the biggest names in tech. Uniswap, Polygon, Instadapp, and even parts of Polkadot all started in hackathons. But these are outliers. The brutal truth? Most hackathon projects never make it past the weekend. And that’s not because developers aren’t brilliant or ideas aren’t solid. It’s because the hackathon system is … Read more
AI-powered tech is to recruitment what banking apps are to customers. Customers either transact on their apps or walk to the bank counter. Even my mee-maw wouldn’t choose the latter, except for complaints. AI has similarly helped recruiters eliminate many redundancies and improved the efficacy of talent acquisition processes. Recruiters now use AI to screen … Read more
Let’s clear something up. A user story is not a spec. It’s not a requirements doc. And it definitely isn’t something you write, hand off, and walk away from. But you wouldn’t know that from how most teams treat them. I’ve seen user stories that were so detailed they needed a table of contents. I’ve … Read more
Navigation in Compose is all about making your app’s flow feel natural and effortless – no more juggling a bunch of XML files or wrestling with clunky code. In this article, I’ll explain how Jetpack Compose handles navigation between screens with a modern, declarative twist. You’ll learn how to set up a NavController and a … Read more
n I’m Louis Fabbi, hailing from Calgary, Alberta, and poured my best efforts into this complete thought piece on blockchain, and how it’s the antidote to government corruption. I think after many years of this developing technology it’s time to pick some horses in this race, and get aggressively creative, e.g. fixes like my coining … Read more
Scrolling through X, you’ve probably seen the posts: “Testnets will make you rich!” Promises of $100,000 in earnings, no cost, no skills required. Just a few minutes a day, and you’re on your way to financial freedom. But how much of this is real, and how much is just hype? I decided to find out. … Read more
The new winners aren’t just good writers; they’re skilled writers who are great at prompting AI Key Takeaways: The majority of writers and editors today believe they have the worst AI-proof jobs out there, and they’re clueless when it comes to applying generative AI to their stories. Freelancers have always been underpaid, and AI is … Read more
A few things in this world excite me as much as product, innovation, distribution, and business models. When building a company, founders, software engineers, product managers, and startup marketers often get caught in these problems when looking for growth To optimize an existing product to unlock more growth. To build a new product to unlock … Read more
Ming-Chi Kuo, the well-regarded Apple analyst, is not buying into the recent buzz about the iPhone maker entering into a $1 billion deal with Nvidia. The rumored purchase involves Apple’s acquisition of Nvidia’s GB300 NVL72, amounting to around 250 racks or 18,000 GPUs. In Kuo’s view, this order size barely registers on the scale needed … Read more
Begin Your Ethical Hacking Journey Without Shedding a Single Rupee! Well, you’re interested in PenTesting — that’s Penetration Testing — and you don’t know where to begin. Perhaps you’re a student, a computer enthusiast, or just a career changear. The best news is that in 2025, there’s never been more free information available to get … Read more
Introduction Communication between deaf individuals who rely on sign language and those who do not understand sign language remains a significant challenge. Globally, an estimated 466 million people have disabling hearing loss and rely on visual languages like American Sign Language (ASL) as their primary means of communication. Without an interpreter, deaf persons often face … Read more
The Internet is the first thing that humanity has built that humanity doesn’t understand, the largest experiment in anarchy that we have ever had. — Eric Schmidt All too often someone, somewhere, on some forum … will lament the lack of encapsulation and isolation in the C programming language. This happens with such regularity that … Read more
This is part of an ongoing series: see first post here. AI Principle II: Load Prompts Safely (If You Really Have to) Would you want your chatbot to start discussing Taylor Swift lyrics instead of providing tech support? That’s what our chatbot did when we violated the principle above. If you want to de-Swift your … Read more
EDATE Function in Excel: This interesting function in Excel App returns a date that is a specified number of months before or after a given start date. To understand it, let’s say your car insurance expires 6 months from today. You can use the EDATE Function in the Excel and get to know date that … Read more
There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things – Phil Karlton Caching is an important technique in system design and offers several benefits. With caching, you can improve the performance and availability of your system while simultaneously reducing the cost of operating your service. Caching is the Swiss army … Read more
Hi, dear web3 enthusiasts! My name is Daria, I’m a host of the Decentralized Voices podcast, an active member of the Ethereum community and know a lot about the product, marketing, and human sides of web3. Lately, I’ve been seeing more and more posts about “lack of marketing talent” in crypto. Interesting timing: this narrative seems … Read more
1. Introduction Cloud computing has disrupted how we store, process, and access data by providing on-demand availability of computer system resources without direct active management by users. Traditional cloud services operate on a centralized model where data centers owned by large corporations (like Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud) host and manage computing … Read more
If you’ve been in crypto for a while, you’ve likely heard the buzz about “low float, high FDV” tokens. It’s a hot topic on X, with analysts and even exchanges like Binance weighing in. But what does it mean, and why should you care? Spoiler: this tokenomics setup can be a trap for investors, and … 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. ## Legally Compliant Cryptocurrency Exchange: A Case Study of NovaChange By @novachange [ 3 Min read ] As cryptocurrency adoption grows worldwide, … Read more
Not long ago, animation was a craft reserved for specialists — drawn by hand or designed with expensive software that required years of training. Today, things have changed dramatically. In just two hours, I created a unique, funny animated video with a catchy soundtrack — all I spent was $4. The revolution in AI tools … Read more
Every year, C-suite executives need to wade through endless forecasts to find technology that actually moves the needle. ELEKS’s tech experts have dissected predictions from Gartner, IDC, Deloitte, and KPMG to separate signal from noise. But we didn’t just compile a list—we applied our 30+ years of engineering expertise to evaluate each trend’s real deployment … Read more
Multi-level marketing companies sometimes face allegations of operating as pyramid schemes, in part because of how they’re structured. In both illegal pyramid schemes and legal multi-level marketing companies, sales representatives sell products or services while recruiting people to join them. These businesses have captured the zeitgeist in recent years, thanks to docuseries (LuLaRich) and podcasts … Read more
feature image: studio Ghibli style recreation of the famous photo of Mira Murati (left), Sam Altman (standing), Greg Brockman, and Ilya Sutskever (right), by ChatGPT (duh) Remember that weird weekend in November 2023 when Sam Altman got fired from OpenAI and then… sort of hired by Microsoft and then… reinstated at OpenAI in less than … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Frank Palma Gomez, from Boston University and the work done by him and Ramon during their internship in Google Research and Google DeepMind respectively; (2) Ramon Sanabria, The University of Edinburgh and the work done by him and Frank during their internship in Google Research and Google DeepMind respectively; (3) Yun-hsuan Sung, … Read more
Safe & its global community has been invited by Binance to participate in its second ‘Vote to List’ campaign, empowering Binance users & supporters of Safe to influence token listings on the platform’s spot market. If you have a Binance account and wish to cast your vote – Vote Safe onto Binance This opportunity highlights … Read more
:::info Authors: (1) Frank Palma Gomez, from Boston University and the work done by him and Ramon during their internship in Google Research and Google DeepMind respectively; (2) Ramon Sanabria, The University of Edinburgh and the work done by him and Frank during their internship in Google Research and Google DeepMind respectively; (3) Yun-hsuan Sung, … Read more
London, United Kingdom, April 4th, 2025/Chainwire/–Extsy the cutting-edge cryptocurrency exchange platform, is set to transform the crypto trading experience with its official launch today. With an innovative approach to simplifying crypto trading, instant asset swaps, low fees, and user-focused features, Extsy is set to disrupt the market and aims to become a ‘top 10’ global … Read more