VICTORIA, Seychelles/September 18, 2026 /–Zoomex, the global cryptocurrency derivatives exchange known for its Easy to Use interface and Transparent by Design fee structure, has relaunched its popular Zero-Fee TradFi campaign, giving traders a fresh opportunity to access global markets at no cost. Running from September 11, 2026, 10:00 AM UTC through October 11, 2026, 10:00 AM … Read more
VICTORIA, Seychelles, September 17, 2026 Alongside its fast-moving short-term contracts, Zoomex Prediction Markets has always carried a deep Long-Term category, a full slate of event contracts that let traders take a position on some of the industry’s most debated multi-month and multi-year questions. That category is a direct expression of Zoomex’s core philosophy, giving users … Read more
So, unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that Marvel’s Wolverine has been one of the most talked-about games in the last week or so. People are saying it’s mediocre, some people are saying it’s a ton of fun, and some are just enjoying the memes. We’re not here to talk about any … Read more
Caching API responses at the edge sounds great until you hit the invalidation problem. A TTL that’s too short and your origin keeps getting hammered, too long and your users see stale data for who knows how long. If what you’re looking for is to cache aggressively and purge surgically, the moment something changes and … Read more
Welcome to HackerNoon’s Meet the Writer Interview series, where we learn a bit more about the contributors that have written some of our favorite stories. So let’s start! Tell us a bit about yourself. For example, name, profession, and personal interests. I am Atindra Girish, a self-taught cybersecurity enthusiast. While my educational background is in … Read more
Imagine a company that gives three departments their own AI agents. Sales configures its agent to improve conversions and authorises it to offer selected concessions. Finance configures another to protect margins and reject spending outside agreed limits. Customer support uses a third to resolve requests within a fixed service allowance. A customer accepts an offer … Read more
London, United Kingdom, September 18th, 2026/Chainwire/–CT3 will participate in CoinFerenceX Singapore 2026, the world’s first decentralized Web3 summit. The company will be represented on stage by Leandro Gomes, CTO and Head of Partnerships & Governance. Participation in the conference will be an important step for CT3 in increasing the project’s visibility and attracting greater attention … Read more
We are officially past the point where enterprise platforms operate strictly on fixed logic. Today’s systems process context, make real-time decisions, and directly shape business outcomes. As a software engineer embedding generative AI into large-scale enterprise architectures, I’ve had a front-row seat to this shift. The mandate for engineering teams hasn’t changed; we still need … Read more
You are, right now, more powerful than any king, president, or CEO from our past. I’m not joking. What you are able to do, unlike those kings or past presidents, is summon a passable doctor, lawyer, translator, and engineer on demand, at any hour, for very little cost. This is the beauty of Generative AI, … Read more
According to the American Heritage Dictionary, the gatekeeper is one who is in charge of a passage through a gate, one who monitors or oversees the actions of others. Research from the 1940s portrayed housewives as gatekeepers in charge of the family food channel during World War II. The technological gatekeeper, a couple decades later, … Read more
There is a moment in every bootstrapped developer’s life when a “clever, free hack” turns into a chaotic operational nightmare. For me, that moment hit right before Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Our lean, modular pipeline—drafting in Notion, cleaning up grammar via a ghostwriter, scraping links into CSVs, pushing assets to GitHub, and sending dirt-cheap … Read more
Artificial intelligence has changed how marketing teams create content. A single prompt can now produce a complete article, landing page, or product description in seconds — structured, readable, persuasive, and often aligned with a brand’s voice. But many companies discover a problem only after publishing: AI can produce content that looks trustworthy while containing information … Read more
From Principles to Pipelines In Part 1, we made the case that an AI system is only as effective as the information it receives, and we described what makes context reliable: relevance, freshness, completeness, trustworthiness, and authorization. Those five dimensions are useful as a checklist, but they raise an obvious follow-up question. How do you … Read more
By now, fellow agent builder, you’ve probably heard that open-source models have caught up to the proprietary ones from Google, Anthropic, OpenAI, and the like. But, here’s something you may have missed: teams are actually moving away from closed-source APIs to open-source models. Why, though? Why spend engineering time doing this when you could just … Read more
Designing a browser handoff means separating permission, local execution, and effects that a local scheduler cannot undo. Imagine a browser agent clicking Save in an administration interface. Before the confirmation arrives, its permission to control the browser expires. A human wants to take over. What, exactly, has stopped? The agent may no longer be authorized. … Read more
For a while, my workflow for building ML applications with coding agents looked something like this: Write a prompt. Wait for the agent to make changes. Open the diff. Read the code. Try to understand what changed. Run it. Repeat. At the beginning, this worked surprisingly well. The changes were small, the codebase was familiar, and I could still keep … Read more
Chances are you, as a product manager or a startup founder, took some time to learn about designing A/B tests to make informed decisions about which features land, and which need to be thrown in the bin. But there’s one thing you may have noticed doing a Coursera course or a Python exercise on DataCamp: … Read more
1. What do you currently do and what’s your favorite part about it? I’m a Staff Software Engineer based in San Jose, focused on distributed systems, cloud-native platforms, event-driven architecture, and real-time data engineering. A lot of my work lives in the space where software has to be correct, observable, and repairable under real production … Read more
New York, NY, September 17th, 2026/TechnologyWire/–As bipartisan legislation demands verifiable agent controls, the Advanced AI Society releases the Proof-of-Control v1.0 draft for public comment and hosts “Who’s Watching the Machines?” event with Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust As bipartisan Congressional proposals demand continuous agent verification and third-party evaluation, and as frontier lab leaders call to pace … Read more
Ask most people what “AI at work” looks like, and they’ll picture a chat window. Type a question, get an answer, maybe copy the response into an email. That’s the version of AI most employees have used, and it’s the version most software vendors sell. But a chat window is not how a company actually … Read more
Once you’re inside the crypto community, you’re going to read or hear this a lot: Not your keys? Not your coins. The whole point of cryptocurrencies is actually not trading or speculation, but freedom and autonomy. If you control your private keys or seed phrase, then you have full ownership of your assets, and no … Read more
Underway is trying to solve a problem that only becomes obvious later. Founders remember the company they built, but not necessarily the company they were building on a random Tuesday six months earlier. The bug that ate the afternoon disappears. So does the customer call that changed a feature, or the week when the whole … Read more
Welcome to HackerNoon’s Meet the Writer Interview series, where we learn a bit more about the contributors that have written some of our favorite stories. So let’s start! Tell us a bit about yourself. For example, name, profession, and personal interests. My name is Abhishek Kumar. I work in business intelligence and data science within … Read more
Crypto protocols spent $638 million buying back their own tokens in the first eight months of 2026, up from $545 million in the same stretch of 2025 and from a few hundred thousand dollars in all of 2024. Nearly nine dollars in ten of that came from two names, Hyperliquid and Pump.fun. The reason is … Read more
SonicWall disclosed two vulnerabilities in its SMA 1000 secure remote access appliances on September 1 and confirmed both are being exploited in the wild. On September 3, CISA added the more severe of the two to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, according to The Hacker News, alongside six other flaws. The advisory, SNWLID-2026-0016, covers: CVE-2026-83548, … 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. ## How I Used AI to Trace 12 Generations of My Family Tree By @nfrankel [ 8 Min read ] In a … Read more
Deploying a Node app usually comes down to two options, and neither one is great. You can spin up a plain VPS, install Node by hand, wire up NGINX as a reverse proxy, configure PM2 to keep the process alive, and set up SSL yourself. Or you can push everything to a serverless platform and … Read more
Publicity used to be a relationship you rented. Productising it changed who can buy their way into the conversation, and the AI-search shift raised the stakes. Here is the math that kills most startup PR before it starts. A retainer with a US agency runs $3,500 to $10,000 a month for early-stage companies, per AMW’s … Read more
I built Obyflow, an open-source observability tool, because I kept running into the same problem: debugging an LLM application rarely looks like debugging a normal web app. A stack trace tells you where the code broke. It doesn’t tell you that the model call succeeded but the retriever returned nothing. It doesn’t tell you that … Read more
How human-led strategic alignment prevents costly localization blunders when scaling international campaigns with generative AI. As Managing Director of an international marketing agency and author of “AI: The Marketing Evolution (Adapt or Vanish)”, I see marketing teams make the same costly mistake every single week: confusing algorithmic speed with cultural comprehension. Generative AI tools allow … Read more