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So let’s start! Tell us a bit about yourself. For example, name, profession, and personal interests. Hi👋, I am Darshani Persadh. I don’t know… can I call myself a ‘Quantum Engineer’ now?! I’m the Technical co-founder at a tech startup called DARJYO. Though I qualified as a Software Engineer in ‘05, I still feel like … Read more

I built a pipeline of Dagger modules sending my wife and me SMSs twice a week with personalized budgeting advice generated by AI to help us build healthier spending habits. If you just want to watch a video presentation of this, here’s the link https://youtu.be/YxfW-TgOGkc?si=TP3GLbPJ_0t0vy4p&embedable=true Let’s Start With the Context Behind This… My wife and … Read more

In this article, I present a study comparing environments for Apache Kafka. The ultimate goal is to find the most effective setup and achieve the best price-performance ratio. Our data platform provides managed services for building analytical platforms for large data sets, competing with other market solutions. To remain competitive, we regularly conduct internal research to identify and improve our … Read more

When I first transitioned to remote work, I underestimated the importance of having a dedicated workspace, relying solely on my laptop and couch. However, this approach soon led to back and neck pain and a disrupted work-life balance, making me realize the need to create a tailored working environment in my apartment. Here’s what I’ve … Read more

GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands, July 12th, 2024, Chainwire Axiom Foundation announced today that it will partner with GolfN to accelerate the field of Play-to-earn in real-world golf. The non-profit foundation has committed to providing blockchain infrastructure for GolfN which will initially include an allocation of the SPL $GOLF token for utility in the forthcoming GolfN … Read more

Today’s standards in app development require developers to provide users with efficient and optimized experiences, which is crucial. The Distance Matrix API is an excellent tool that has emerged to enhance app functionality. By leveraging this API, developers can revolutionize how their apps interact with users. It will also provide information on real-time distance and … Read more

Half a year has passed since the historic approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, so it’s high time to take a look at first results. The new product has clearly gained steam. According to the CEO of CryptoQuant, spot Bitcoin ETFs already account for a quarter of Bitcoin trading volume. ETFs have quickly gained their market … Read more

Understanding platform engineering often feels like herding cats—if those cats were also juggling flaming torches. For technical leaders, platform, and DevOps engineers, mastering both day 1 and day 2 operations is crucial for ensuring smooth operations. Day 1 operations involve the initial setup and configuration of the platform, while day 2 operations focus on maintenance, … Read more

“Modular” is more than a blockchain buzzword—it’s a fundamental principle that could define the future of web3. The approach, which breaks down blockchain functions into distinct, interconnected layers, is gaining traction across the sector for its ability to enhance scalability, security, and flexibility. From data management to network verification, modular architectures are reshaping how we … Read more

At MiningDisrupt this week, Bitcoin managed mining hosting provider Cyberian Mine launched a new service for those looking to break into Bitcoin mining. Founder and CEO Max Matrenitski cheekily billed the new service, dubbed Everminer, as “the first-ever zero-watt terahash Bitcoin miner”, and the service promises the neophyte “Bitcoin mining prepaid for life” starting with … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐What’s happening in tech this week: The Noonification by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our top 5 stories of the day, every day at noon your local time! Set email preference here. ## Axion Processors: Googles First Arm-based CPUs By @googlecloud [ 6 Min read ] Built … Read more

Hey Hackers! We know you love reporting on the latest tech events and launches, sharing your findings, and creating tech tutorials just for the sake of spreading knowledge. But what if you could turn your writing into cash prizes? Today, we want to share some ongoing and upcoming writing contests that you should check out … Read more

I still remember my first video made with Windows Movie Maker back in the early 2000s (I’m feeling old)… editing those shaky family home videos, filmed by the only family member who had the only phone with an actual camera feature (a VGA one, but still). It was more of a slide show than an … Read more

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has blossomed into an interesting field with an expansive potential for the coming years. Of all the technologies that are making the rounds these days, AI is certainly the top one. Becoming an AI engineer can prove to be highly beneficial for a bright future. But the main question is how to … Read more

Hey mate, I recently tried to add something like the ChatGPT Code Interpreter plugin to my LLM application. I found many libraries and open-source options available, but they seemed a bit complicated to set up, and some required credits for cloud computing. So, I decided to develop my own library for this feature, which can … Read more

At Google, we constantly push the boundaries of computing, exploring what is possible for grand challenges ranging from information retrieval, global video distribution, and, of course, generative AI. Doing so requires rethinking systems design in deep collaboration with service developers. This rethinking has resulted in our significant investment in custom silicon. Today, we are thrilled … Read more

Will New Paramount succeed under the direction of new head David Ellison? We won’t know for a few years yet. The merger between Skydance (where Ellison is CEO) and Paramount is not expected to close until September 2025. Before he can build an enduring entertainment brand, Ellison first must focus on streamlining legacy Paramount’s unprofitable … Read more

So, why even bother to write LinkedIn posts with ChatGPT? Writing a few posts a week for LinkedIn isn’t such a big deal, is it? Well, it can be, especially when you have a lot of other responsibilities and want to stay consistent. And consistency equals following, so something we all more or less strive … Read more

One of the preparatory stages of design development for any project is always the stage where the basic rules are laid down. Depending on the scale of the project, these may be some guidelines (if it is a small project involving one designer, such as a landing page), or large-scale design systems that combine several … Read more

Personalized product development is now a must rather than a choice for businesses looking to succeed in the current technology era. The “Next in Personalisation 2021 Report” indicates this pattern, demonstrating companies who are adept at personalizing their offerings experience a rise in revenue growth along with increased customer satisfaction and loyalty. Another evidence of … Read more

I created my first Telegram channel in 2022 while working as a data analyst. The main goal was to share useful resources and my experiences. But after a few months, it became an additional source of income. So far: I have several Telegram channels, in Russian and English. I earn about $5,000 a month from … Read more

Since the official rollout of Google AI Overview, Google search results have prioritized AI-generated content scraped from various websites and forums, which may contain incorrect, off-topic, or misleading information due to the mixed opinions frequently found on these platforms. Google has also expressed concerns about these issues, stating that content generated for certain queries will … Read more

What can thirty-seven million dollars do for you? Or rather, how will you spend thirty-seven million dollars on a marketing spree? Last week, Crypto Twitter was buzzing after Polkadot released its 2024 first-half Treasury Report, highlighting how funds were spent during the period and detailing the protocol’s assets and liabilities. An estimate of 250,000 dollars … Read more

RockYou2024 is a compilation of passwords gathered from various previous data breaches. This new wordlist includes over 8.4 billion entries, a staggering number that highlights the sheer volume of compromised credentials over the years. The name is a nod to the infamous RockYou data breach of 2009, where 32 million passwords were exposed.

Have you ever had trouble opening a file because your software couldn’t read it? Converting files between different formats is crucial in our digital world. It helps keep information flowing smoothly. Easy file type converters change data from one format to another. Moreover, a file converter makes it easy to use on different platforms and … Read more

Cybersecurity is one of the most complex and challenging rabbit holes I’ve ever encountered. The field is incredibly broad, encompassing areas such as forensics, OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), malware analysis, phishing analysis, and SOC (Security Operations Center) analysis. Every aspect of the cybersecurity journey is crucial, but it’s also important to focus on a specific … Read more

My name is Marina Chernyshova. I have seven years of experience in Product and UX/UI design, working with complex web and mobile apps. Through my experience, I have been working with different teams, and I’ve learned that the development of any tech product relies heavily on the effective collaboration between Product Designers (PD) and Product … Read more

Among many innovations there is a very intriguing topic that has been in trend these days of “Quantum AI” . It promises to revolutionize how we process information and solve complex problems. Quantum AI leverages these quantum principles to enhance the capabilities of AI. Therefore, to understand the concept of Quantum AI, we need to … Read more

I’m on a couple of boards of directors and it’s fun! 100% do recommend. And, once you’re on one board of directors it’s a lot easier to find additional opportunities. How you get on a board of directors and what you get out of it varies a lot by stage of the startup. So let’s … Read more

We’ve all heard that children’s story, right? I’ll recap just to be sure. It goes like this; Once there was a poor farmer who captured the most precious goose in the world. The goose laid one golden egg per day, and the farmer would take the egg and sell it every day. Gradually, he became … Read more