Bitcoin price rally above $70K could supercharge ETH, SOL, DOGE and SHIB
Bitcoin’s bullish weekend price action could be a sneak peek of what’s to come this week. Will ETH, SOL, DOGE, and SHIB follow?
WebGPU-Based WiFi Simulator
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Popular crypto influencer Jaypeg accused of promotional scam
In an attempt to apologize publicly, the crypto influencer purportedly donated $2,000 to The Turtle Foundation — a conservation charity.
Scrollable Cards in iOS 18 – #30DaysOfSwift
Day 9: Smooth Scroll with Scrollable Cards! 🎴 For the ninth post of the #30DaysOfSwift series, let’s learn Scrollable Cards in SwiftUI. Scrollable cards or stacks are perfect for showcasing content in a visually appealing, swipeable format. Let’s build a horizontally scrolling stack of cards that showcases different content! Steps to Create Scrollable Cards: 1. … Read more
When machines could see you
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Cross-Platform Design Wrapped Part 3: UI Polish and Interaction Design
The human body has existed long before any of what we see around us today was possible and has created intricate systems that drive how we engage with the world, and now, are the point of focus of all IT research, be it biotech or design. These systems direct our experiences in life. Our senses … Read more
Lyft is working on a ‘service animal opt-in feature’ for passengers
Uber and Lyft need to do more to support disabled passengers, especially those who are blind or visually impaired, according to protesters who gathered outside the companies’ headquarters on October 15. Wired spoke to protesters who shared stories about drivers passing them by or refusing to let them bring their guide dogs on a ride. … Read more
Would You Still Love a $500 T-Shirt If You Knew AI Designed It?
Sounds (“Music”) and Images (“Art”) have been somewhat conquered by GenAI; it’s never been easier to create slop that’s “close enough” to the real thing. Creatives have taken notice, with 73% of them now believing that AI will significantly impact their industry. Fashion has up until now been somewhat disconnected from these conversations. Sure, it’s … Read more
Can AI sandbag safety checks to sabotage users? Yes, but not very well — for now
AI companies claim to have robust safety checks in place that ensure that models don’t say or do weird, illegal, or unsafe stuff. But what if the models were capable of evading those checks and, for some reason, trying to sabotage or mislead users? Turns out they can do this, according to Anthropic researchers. Just … Read more
Why ‘X Empire’ Telegram Players Are Complaining to Elon Musk About the Airdrop
Only a fraction of X Empire players are getting tokens—and they’re telling Elon Musk, who has nothing to do with the Telegram game.
The HackerNoon Newsletter: Expanding Smart Contracts With SQL (10/20/2024)
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, October 20, 2024? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Congress Investigates Communists in Hollywood in 1947, Libyan dictator Muammar al‑Qaddafi is killed in 2011, The Famous Sydney Opera House opens in 1973, and we present you with … Read more
The Layman’s Guide to Ethereum’s ZK-Rollups: Scaling Without Sacrificing Decentralization
The Ethereum blockchain provides a secure, decentralized, and transparent way to transfer value over the internet without a third party. Although secure and decentralized, this technological breakthrough has a problem—it’s not scalable. The blockchain has sacrificed scalability for security and decentralization. This inability to strike a balance between scalability, security, and decentralization is referred to … Read more
Gusto’s head of technology says hiring an army of specialists is the wrong approach to AI
As founders plan for an increasingly AI-centric future, Gusto co-founder and head of technology Edward Kim said that cutting existing teams and hiring a bunch of specially trained AI engineers is “the wrong way to go.” Instead, he argued that non-technical team members can “actually have a much deeper understanding than an average engineer on … Read more
Alien: Romulus is getting a VHS release
It’s time to dust off your VCR and clean the heads, because Alien: Romulus is coming to VHS as a limited edition on December 3rd alongside the other physical releases, director Fede Alvarez announced during “a special Beyond Fest-partnered screening” in Los Angeles yesterday. The “fully functioning VHS tape” is meant to celebrate 45 years … Read more
Draw a Crocodile Without a Tail
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The AI Investment Boom
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Syncthing Android App Discontinued
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