:::info All images in this article were AI-generated by NightCafe Studio, available here. ::: TL;DR Mojo represents one of the most ambitious programming language projects of the 2020s: A comprehensive effort to unify software development across every layer of modern computing infrastructure. :::tip Created by Chris Lattner and Tim Davis at Modular AI, Mojo leverages the … Read more
Artificial intelligence is transforming the nature of software engineering, shifting it from a primarily code-centric discipline toward one that emphasizes systems thinking, verification, and orchestration. Emerging paradigms such as “vibe coding” and defensive AI programming illustrate how the field now demands a broader understanding of how intelligent systems interact and evolve. While AI offers unprecedented … Read more
Why Child Safety in AI Matters Imagine a child chatting with a friendly AI assistant about homework, or asking it how to draw a unicorn. Sounds harmless, right? But behind that innocent exchange sits a larger question: how safe is the world of artificial intelligence for our kids? As AI chatbots and applications become everyday … Read more
AI is transforming every aspect of marketing at breakneck speed. From content creation and social media management to email campaigns and affiliate recruitment, artificial intelligence has become the secret weapon that separates thriving marketing teams from those struggling to keep up. But here’s the problem: every software company on the planet seems to be slapping … Read more
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has, on Monday, sued Microsoft, accusing the tech giant of misleading about 2.7 million customers into paying higher subscription fees for its Microsoft 365 plans, Reuters reports. According to the ACCC, Microsoft suggested users had to upgrade to more expensive Microsoft 365 Personal and Family plans bundled with … Read more
JPYC, a Japanese fintech startup, on Monday launched the self-titled JPYC (JPY coin)—the world’s first yen-backed stablecoin. X post. Stablecoins continue to play an important role in global crypto adoption, mainly because they offer consistency in a largely unpredictable cryptocurrency market. TRM analysis shows stablecoins accounted for 30% of all crypto transactions between January and … Read more
Italian sports-car maker Ferrari is preparing to launch a new digital token, “Token Ferrari 499P,” targeted at its wealthiest fans and tech-rich clientele, Reuters reports. The token, developed in partnership with Italian fintech Conio, will be reserved initially for members of “Hyperclub,” a select group of approximately 100 Ferrari endurance-racing fans, allowing them to trade … Read more
In an official press release published on Friday, October 24, 2025, the European Commission preliminarily found both TikTok and U.S. Tech Giant Meta in breach of their obligation to grant researchers adequate access to public data under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The Commission’s preliminary findings also stated that Meta’s Facebook and Instagram did not … Read more
The mismatch between capacity and paying demand helped turn telecom into the epicenter of the dot-com bust. Analysts expect data-center electricity consumption to more than double by 2030, largely due to AI. If you overbuild capacity in the wrong place, on the wrong timeline, with the wrong financing and customers, the demand line can surge … Read more
Most renewable energy projects die in the paperwork. Federal tax credit applications, tribal sovereignty protocols, interconnection agreements, supplier certifications—the bureaucratic maze kills momentum before the first panel gets installed or turbine spins. Preshent built an operating system that uses AI to automate compliance checks and blockchain to track funding from commitment to deployment. The initial … Read more
Welcome back to Fixing Web3 Marketing: From Hype to Sustainable Growth – a series exploring the biggest challenges Web3 companies face when promoting their products. On our last blog post, we discussed some marketing channels that actually drive results, how to get your project noticed, and how to attract the right audience to your brand. Today, in what is … Read more
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, October 27, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, New York City Subway Opens in 1904, U.S. Prison Population Exceeds One Million in 1994, Red Sox Win First Championship Since 1918 in 2004, and we present you … Read more
The 2025 presale race is heating up. BlockDAG dominates with $430M raised and a 3,233% projected ROI, while Pepeto steals attention with 220% staking, a live demo exchange, and a viral meme narrative. Bitcoin Hyper, Snorter, and Maxi Doge trail with niche appeal, but Pepeto’s blend of affordability, culture, and tech makes it a standout … Read more
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In B2B sales, speed of response defines who wins the client. Every hour between a commercial proposal and a company’s reply can decide whether a deal closes or slips away. Yet, in 2025, many organizations still rely on manual processing: sales teams wading through non-standard emails, Excel sheets, and PDFs, copying data into CRMs by … 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. ## Introducing Agentic Postgres, the Database for AI Agents By @tigerdata [ 4 Min read ] Tiger Data launches Agentic Postgres, the … Read more
With BlastAPI set to discontinue operations by the end of the month, RPC node provider GetBlock is extending a helping hand to affected Web3 developers. Through a dedicated migration campaign, teams moving from BlastAPI to GetBlock can claim up to 50% off shared RPC node subscriptions on the Pro and Enterprise plans. The offer, valid … Read more
Cluttered tests hide real problems TL;DR: You put multiple assertions in one test, making failures hard to analyze. Problems 😔 Readability Fragile tests Slow Tests Debugging pain Coupled logic Maintenance nightmare Ambiguous failures Generic assertions Solutions 😃 Follow the One-assert-per-test rule Extract assert methods Use descriptive test names Group related checks Refactor test logic in … Read more
We’ve all got them. The notebooks filled with scribbled ideas, the half-finished projects, the “someday” repositories gathering digital dust. For three years, my “someday” project was a 50-page, handwritten draft of a novel. It was a tangible thing, a stack of paper in a box, but the activation energy required to turn it into a … Read more
I spent six months trying to crack email marketing. Not the theory—the actual execution. My open rates hovered around 18%. Click-through rates barely hit 2%. I read every “expert guide” out there. I tested subject line formulas. I even hired a freelance copywriter. Nothing worked consistently. Then I realized the problem wasn’t my strategy—it was … Read more
How a deindexing forced me to rethink programmatic SEO, rebrand fast, and ship a release tracking tool that costs less than lunch The Gut Punch One morning I opened analytics expecting the same slow climb I’d seen all week. Instead: a flat line. In Search Console my site was completely deindexed – every page gone … Read more
Orchestrating a symphony of specialized AI agents to solve impossible problems. Here’s a look at the code. The latest BCG report on new drug modalities is a mind-bender. We’re talking about cell therapies, gene editing, RNA therapeutics—treating biology like a programmable, information-based system. It’s the absolute cutting edge. But it got me thinking. We’re trying … Read more
Why Another Prompt Engineering Article? Because most of them suck. They’re either too theoretical or they give you three-line prompts that generate generic garbage. This one’s different—it’s a production-ready framework I’ve been refining for months while helping creators crack TikTok’s algorithm. Here’s the thing: TikTok isn’t forgiving. You have 3 seconds—literally 3 seconds—to stop someone … Read more
Privacy is becoming the central fault line in Web3’s evolution Privacy has shifted from a cypherpunk ideal to a commercial necessity. In the early days of blockchain, transparency was a virtue. It built the foundation of trust that allowed Bitcoin and Ethereum to flourish. But as Web3 enters the next phase, that same transparency has … Read more
PDFs are rich with both text and visual content — from descriptive paragraphs to illustrations and tables. This example builds an end-to-end flow that parses, embeds, and indexes both, with full traceability to the original page. In this example, we splits out both text and images, linking them back to page metadata, and enabling unified … Read more
For decades, fusion energy has represented the ultimate scientific prize. It’s the process that powers the sun, a potential source of clean, abundant, and safe energy for Earth. But harnessing it means solving one of the most formidable challenges in physics: creating and controlling a plasma (a cloud of ionized gas) heated to temperatures over … Read more
Beyond the Hype: Why 87% of AI Projects Fail and What the 13% Do Differently Across industries, artificial intelligence has moved from the lab to the boardroom. Every company wants to harness it, but few succeed. McKinsey’s internal review shows that 87 percent of AI projects fail to scale or deliver measurable value. The remaining … Read more
Blockchain video games represent a transformative approach to gaming, leveraging decentralized technology to enhance player ownership, transparency, and economic models. This guide provides a detailed exploration of the development process, drawing from extensive research into blockchain platforms, game design, and practical implementation strategies. Understanding Blockchain Games Blockchain games are video games that integrate blockchain technology, … Read more
Rod Johnson, creator of Spring, returns with Embabel, a Kotlin-based agent framework for the JVM.
What if your favorite coffee shop, local park, or even the Eiffel Tower could become a source of income? The concept sounds odd at first. You cannot physically own the Eiffel Tower or Times Square. But in the digital layer being built by SuperWorld, you can own the virtual real estate tied to these locations … Read more