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Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Related Work A. On the Existence of Pair Programming Skill B. On the Elements of Pair Programming Skill III. Research Method A. Research Goal and Data Collection B. Qualitative Research Approach C. Our Notions of ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ IV. Results A. Two Elements of Pair Programming Skill … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Related Work A. On the Existence of Pair Programming Skill B. On the Elements of Pair Programming Skill III. Research Method A. Research Goal and Data Collection B. Qualitative Research Approach C. Our Notions of ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ IV. Results A. Two Elements of Pair Programming Skill … Read more

When Katherine Pickering Antonova became a history professor in 2008, she got access to the plagiarism detection software tools Turnitin and SafeAssign. At first blush, she thought the technology would be great. She had just finished a graduate program where she had manually graded papers as a teaching assistant, meticulously checking students’ suspect phrases to … 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. ## The Dating App Breach That Turned Into a Biometric Black Mirror Episode By @qryptonic [ 6 Min read ] Tea’s Firebase … Read more

With the next Bitcoin halving drawing closer, investors are scanning the market for high-upside opportunities to add alongside their core holdings. Pepeto, still in presale at $0.000000147, is emerging as a standout contender. This is not the usual meme coin hype cycle because Pepeto is shipping real infrastructure: a zero-fee decentralized exchange (PepetoSwap), an integrated … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, August 16, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Census Bureau Announced Results Using Herman Hollerith’s Machine in 1890, The First Transatlantic Telegraph Message was sent in 1858, Patent for Loop-the-Loop Roller Coaster was Awarded in 1898, … Read more

The intersection of artificial intelligence and environmental conservation is rapidly expanding, offering unprecedented tools to address some of the planet’s most urgent ecological challenges. At the forefront of this evolution is bioacoustics, where AI is transforming how scientists monitor and protect endangered species. The latest advancements in this field, particularly with models like Google DeepMind’s … Read more

The internet has always been a madhouse. For a long time, tech companies have silently extracted content from public websites to run tests on search engines, power AI models, and train algorithms. However, from the look of things, the ‘’look the other way’’ culture might be coming to an end. In a recent lawsuit that … Read more

It’s official: AI-generated content is everywhere. From news blurbs to blog posts, it’s quickly weaving itself into the fabric of online media. To help users navigate this shift, platforms are experimenting with labels—some automated, others manually reviewed. But what happens when audiences actually see the label? Our recent HackerNoon poll suggests the reaction isn’t monolithic: … 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. ## MCP vs A2A – A Complete Deep Dive By @mayankc [ 29 Min read ] Deep technical analysis comparing Model Context … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Related Work A. On the Existence of Pair Programming Skill B. On the Elements of Pair Programming Skill III. Research Method A. Research Goal and Data Collection B. Qualitative Research Approach C. Our Notions of ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ IV. Results A. Two Elements of Pair Programming Skill … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Related Work A. On the Existence of Pair Programming Skill B. On the Elements of Pair Programming Skill III. Research Method A. Research Goal and Data Collection B. Qualitative Research Approach C. Our Notions of ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ IV. Results A. Two Elements of Pair Programming Skill … Read more

Table of Links Abstract and I. Introduction II. Related Work A. On the Existence of Pair Programming Skill B. On the Elements of Pair Programming Skill III. Research Method A. Research Goal and Data Collection B. Qualitative Research Approach C. Our Notions of ‘Good’ and ‘Bad’ IV. Results A. Two Elements of Pair Programming Skill … Read more

The Gentle January series shares one practical privacy tip a day from a Markup staffer who actually uses the advice in their own life. I created my first-ever internet password by physically visiting a room in the basement of a severely ugly building on the University of California, Berkeley campus. In that server room, I … Read more

Dubai, UAE, August 15th, 2025/Chainwire/–Early-stage Crypto presales present a rare opportunity for investors to get in at the lowest valuations before a token hits the open market. On 15th of August,  Ethereum has tested the $4,750 mark, signaling strong momentum as altcoin season indicators turn positive.  According to CoinMarketCap, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index leaning toward … Read more

San Francisco, California, August 15th, 2025/Chainwire/–Caldera, the internet of interconnected, modular blockchains, announced a partnership with Mawari, which is launching its network to power global infrastructure for real-time streaming of immersive 3D content. The partnership additionally positions Mawari Network to join Caldera’s metalayer interoperability network, enhancing the platform’s ability to deliver high-performance, low-latency AR/VR experiences … Read more

Momentum is back in digital assets. While Bitcoin and Ethereum grab attention with fresh highs, a subtler narrative is building: Pepeto (PEPETO) is appearing on pro watchlists as a top memecoin contender, with multiple desks projecting a $1B valuation in roughly five months, making it a candidate for “best crypto to invest in 2025.”And call … Read more

PANAMA CITY, August 15, 2025 – BingX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 AI company, today announced the Major Crypto Carnival—a seasonal trading event inspired by recent bullish sentiment across the crypto space. With Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major assets sustaining upward momentum, the campaign offers competitive challenges and rewards tailored to today’s heightened trading … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, August 15, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Programmer Suggested Bundling Internet Explorer in Windows 95 in 1994, AMD introduced the Socket F CPU socket in 2006, Google acquired Motorola Mobility in 2011, and we present … Read more

Hey Hackers! If you want to be a well-rounded writer, you’ll need to learn some skills that go beyond writing. SEO research, social media outreach, and – interviewing. Imagine that you get the opportunity to interview someone who is crucial to one of your stories. What do you do? What questions do you ask? How … Read more

Faced with slow Kubernetes scaling and rising AWS bills, I replaced the Cluster Autoscaler with Karpenter, built a multi-architecture EKS cluster (AMD64 + ARM64) using Terraform, and shifted 70% of workloads to Spot Instances. The result: 70% lower compute costs, sub-20-second scaling, and significantly better resource utilization in production.

Hi, I’m Stanislav Yablonskiy, Lead Server Developer at Pixonic (MY.GAMES). And today, let’s discuss microservices. Microservices are an approach to software development (primarily backend development) where functionality is broken down into the smallest possible components, each of which operates independently. Each such component has its own API. It may have its own database and can … Read more

Paring Back Those Pesky Thread IDs With a Handy Bookmarklet If you’ve been building on top of OpenAI’s shiny Assistants API, you’ve probably hit the same wall I did: ==There’s no API endpoint to list your thread IDs. n None. Zero. Nada.== You can create a thread (POST /v1/threads). You can fetch a thread if … Read more

Every January, tech headlines promise “revolutionary changes,” but most fade before spring. But 2025 feels different. n This year isn’t about a single breakthrough, it’s about multiple technologies maturing together: AI that understands human intent, quantum computers solving problems in minutes, and green tech becoming an economic necessity. The challenge? Telling the difference between what’s … Read more

Multicloud is no longer optional—89% of orgs use it in 2025. This guide breaks down how to navigate its complexity, the evolution of cross-cloud platforms, and best practices for architecture, governance, and cost control. With N2W, IT teams can streamline cross-cloud backup and DR, reduce spend, and future-proof operations.

Every class is a petri dish for state corruption. You cannot make a stateful class truly thread-safe. Classes bad; Trust me.

Background When monitoring the running status of the system and troubleshooting complex issues, logs have long served as an indispensable observability method. Scientific local log management strategies not only retain more complete historical records locally and minimize performance overhead but also facilitate log collection and subsequent analysis. However, in actual O&M, we often encounter counterexamples. … Read more

Lately, the crypto chatterbox has been buzzing with two conflicting refrains: “Alt season is coming!” and, at other times, “Alt season is over.” As both a curious observer and someone who wants clear insight, I wondered, “Which one is actually true?” So I rolled up my sleeves, looked at the data, and here’s what I … Read more

Here’s a list of practical strategies for designing courses and assessments that make it harder for students to misuse AI while still encouraging authentic learning. AI has created a nightmare scenario for educators — and trying to police it is a losing battle. The good news is that these challenges can be addressed by adapting … Read more

Quant trading is tightly coupled with the tech industry. The talent pool is overwhelmingly STEM; the work blends data science, statistics, software engineering and systems thinking; and the field is an early, enthusiastic adopter of recent advances in machine learning and AI. If you’re comfortable in Python/C++ codebases, think in hypotheses and metrics, and enjoy … Read more