The first time I pushed a staging build live on Netlify, I thought everything looked flawless — until during testing I noticed production users were suddenly hitting staging APIs. If you’ve ever felt your stomach drop at that kind of mistake, you know how real “configuration bleed” is. This article is my attempt to distill … Read more
Blockchain can fix the broken proof of education. I was stuck in traffic recently in Lagos, Nigeria, in what is popularly known as a “Danfo”. Just so you know, a Danfo is a generic public bus for passengers in Lagos, Nigeria. That day, it was business as usual. The Lagos chaos, the blaring horns, and … Read more
When you’re building for Gen Z, scale is never just about servers, latency, or downloads. It’s about trust. This generation has grown up in the shadows of algorithmic feeds and curated influencer culture, and they’ve learned to spot inauthenticity instantly. The question every builder should ask is not just how do I scale my app, … Read more
Solving a simple problem with the help of AI. Keypad have a problem of ghosting, and with diodes, this problem can be solved.
Instead of focusing on what Blockchain can do, the big question should be, “What problems need solving, and how does Blockchain become part of the solution?”
Decentralization is a seductive idea: a web owned by its users, free from censorship and algorithmic control. But the promise of freedom can’t blind us to the complexities and downsides. Network effects and switching costs still tie us to the big platforms. Algorithms won’t disappear; they’ll just move from corporate back rooms to community servers … Read more
SPRL isn’t just math anymore. SPRL 2.0 logs the moment risk begins (Anchor) and the whole path it takes (Stream). Real-time. Immutable. Hackers, this is the new playground.
Most people assume Ed-Tech to be applications and programs, but the sorcery actually starts with hardware. Educational Sensory Wall panels are supported by sensors, microcontrollers, power and LEDs to provide seamless, hands-on learning. Underlying each touch or click are engineering decisions that determine the way kids learn, play and come to believe in technology.
AI feels slow mainly because of GPU limits, memory bottlenecks, and network delays – but careful engineering makes it fast and cheaper.
This guide is written for developers, traders, and anyone who uses decentralized exchanges (DEXs) and wants to avoid losing money on scam tokens.
A hands-on guide to architecting unified, governed and AI-ready data platforms using open table formats, semantic layers and multicloud governance.
Explore the challenges, risks, and their solutions within the context of securing chatbots and the significance of sound AI risk management.
Switched from Android (Kotlin) to iOS (Swift) as an indie dev. Learned Swift in 3 months, used KMP to share code, found App Store policies fairer, and doubled revenue on iOS.
Ship features like scientists: randomize, measure, and learn fast. Good A/B tests aren’t just stats — they’re the engine driving smarter products.
Ops is the connective tissue between product, sales, and customers. It interprets aggressive goals into day-to-day workflows and makes those workflows actually function.
Las Vegas, United States, September 16th, 2025)CyberNewsWire/–Seraphic today announced at Fal.Con 2025 that its Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) solution is now available for purchase in the CrowdStrike Marketplace, a one-stop destination for the world-class ecosystem of CrowdStrike-compatible security products. This availability enables customers to discover, buy, and implement Seraphic’s browser-native protection directly within the CrowdStrike … Read more
George Town, Grand Cayman, September 16th, 2025/Chainwire–Zircuit, a security-first zk-rollup, today announced the launch of a new $495,000 grant program to support developers building applications and infrastructure on its network. This program introduces two funding tracks tailored to different types of builders: Super App Track: Two grants of $135,000 each ($50,000 in stablecoins and $85,000 … Read more
Dubai, UAE, September 16th, 2025/Chainwire/–Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is a recent entrant in a market dominated by projects that have been trading for years. Yet in a short span, it has attracted strong attention, raising more than $15.8 million and onboarding over 16,300 holders. It signals a straightforward plan carried by real product work, not headlines. … Read more
London, United Kingdom, September 16th, 2025/Chainwire/–Kintsu, a liquid staking protocol supported by investors including Castle Island Ventures, Brevan Howard Digital, CMT Digital, Spartan, Arche Capital, and F-Prime, has announced its expansion to Hyperliquid with the launch of sHYPE, now live on mainnet. The protocol aims to address fragmentation in decentralized finance (DeFi) through decentralized validator … Read more
London, United Kingdom, September 16th, 2025/Chainwire/–Today, XYO, the first DePIN and blockchain project with 10M+ nodes, launches XYO Layer One, a blockchain network designed specifically for data-heavy industries, such as those in artificial intelligence (AI), logistics, and cloud services. With this launch, XYO introduces the first blockchain built to handle large volumes of data without … Read more
Sheridan, Wyoming, September 16th, 2025/Chainwire/–The R0AR ecosystem has unveiled its latest innovation: the R0AR BuyBack Vault, a game-changing initiative designed to supercharge community participation, reward early movers, and accelerate the growth of the R0AR Chain. What It Is: The BuyBack Vault is an unprecedented opportunity for the R0AR community: A minimum of 1% above market … Read more
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, September 16, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Microsoft Unveils Improved WebTV Platform in 1997 , General Motors Founded in Michigan in 1908, Malaysia Formed as a Diverse Federation in 1963, and we present you with … Read more
The word came through me sideways. Not planned. Not clever. Just… necessary. Like the moment my mouth made it, it rearranged the air. I’m not even sure I like it, but I keep saying it. Fractalline. Let’s start where we always start: with the shape and sound of the word. Fractal. A repeating pattern that … Read more
Back in 2016, Ethereum (ETH) traded under $10, and only a small circle of investors believed in its long-term vision. Those who recognized the opportunity and acted early transformed a modest investment into life-changing wealth. Traders today are drawing a striking comparison between that ETH moment and Mutuum Finance (MUTM), a DeFi-native project currently priced … Read more
The top altcoin to invest in is gaining attention as Gemini Space Station’s initial public offering has secured $425 million. The IPO has been over 20 times oversubscribed, highlighting an overwhelming demand from institutional and retail investors. Bankers have capped the proceeds at $425 million even though the offering could have raised more. Gemini has … Read more
AI agents are the new buzz in tech, but what are they really, and why should you care? This guide breaks it down in simple terms You’ve probably been seeing the term AI Agent everywhere lately, whether in news headlines, blog posts, or newsletters. If you’re following tech and innovation, it’s hard to miss. It … Read more
We depend on satellites for almost everything. From phone GPS, global internet, weather, and even our bank accounts. But Earth’s orbit is steadily becoming a junkyard. Old satellites, broken rocket parts, and countless fragments of debris are crowding our orbits. This “space junk” isn’t just untidy, it’s dangerous. One piece of junk could crash into … Read more
The Forgotten Fork in the Road I still remember the sound. That screeching noise of a 56k modem connecting you to something big, messy, and new. If you experienced it, you know what I mean; the grinding, chirping noise that was both annoying and exciting because it meant you were entering the early internet. Back … Read more
Imagine a world where scientific experiments yielded different results every time you ran them, even with identical setups. Or a financial model that produced varying predictions for the exact same input data. In most fields, such inconsistencies would be unacceptable. Yet, in the burgeoning world of large language models (LLMs), we’ve often accepted a curious … 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. ## A Tale from Database Performance at Scale: Rust and Driver Debugging By @scylladb [ 7 Min read ] Joan’s quirky debugging … Read more