2025-03-07
Crypto Has a Privacy Conundrum
Crypto’s $3T market and 560M users shine, yet privacy woes stall big money—think $26.3T from top asset holders. Bitcoin’s open ledger clashes with traditional finance’s closed doors. Tools like zero-knowledge...
Did Donald Trump Just Flip the Script on Crypto?
Donald Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic reserve of Bitcoin and other digital assets. The U.S. won’t sell the Bitcoin in the reserve because it’s keeping it...
How Tether's USDT Became Essential While Meme-Stablecoins Became Compliant
While "meme-stablecoins" (Ardoino's term for compliance-focused stablecoins) chased regulatory approval and institutional partnerships, Tether focused on actual user adoption and utility. This market-focused approach turned USDT into the backbone of...
Elon Musk's Starlink May Be The Better Option for Internet in the Pacific Islands
The Starlink solution offers capabilities that make our current cable infrastructure look antiquated.
Shorten The Time It Takes to Build Your Telegram Mini App With This Template
Telegram Mini Apps (TMA) are small, interactive web applications that live inside Telegram bots. TMA Starter Kit is a pre-built foundation for creating Telegram Mini Apps. The kit comes pre-wired...
This Open Source Framework Brings Full Featured AI Agents Into Your PHP Application
If your customers are pushing you to implement AI features into your application, try Neuron, it takes just a few lines of code to implement your first full featured agent.
How to Approach the Most Popular Futures, Options and Other Derivatives in Crypto and Legacy Markets
Derivatives can be created from any underlying asset, Stocks, Bonds, Cryptocurrencies, commodities, etc. Derivatives are used in two major ways. Hedging purposes are usually used by larger players. Speculation and...
You Can Use Golf as a Web Framework for C
How to use C for web development
The TechBeat: Give Feedback, Get Rewarded: Win Sony Headphones or an iPad for Helping Shape HackerNoon’s Future (3/7/2025)
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...
Finding XPath Bugs in XML Document Processors via Differential Testing
We implemented and evaluated our approach on six widelyused XML process systems, which successfully found 27 previously-unknown unique bugs.
A Generalization of Our Exit-problem for a Class of Non-Markov Processes With Path Dependency Paper
In this section, we present the possible generalization of Assumptions A-1 and A-2 as well as the exit-time result for this more general process
A Mathematical Overview of Dimension Reduction in Text Classification
Dimension reduction refines text classification by reducing feature space while preserving cluster structure. Scatter matrices (Sw, Sb) measure intra-class and inter-class distances, ensuring better classification performance with fewer dimensions.
A Brief Introduction to Statistical Parsing
Statistical parsing uses probabilistic context-free grammars (PCFGs) to analyze sentence structures. Each rule in a grammar has a probability based on corpus data, allowing NLP models to disambiguate competing parse...
When Words Won’t Talk, Sentence Structures Spill the Truth
Statistical parsing proves effective in distinguishing authors by analyzing grammatical structures rather than traditional word-based methods. While The Federalist Papers benefited from dimensionality reduction, Sanditon did not, highlighting the method’s...
Can AI Tell Jane Austen’s Writing Apart from a Fake?
Using statistical parsing, this study confirms distinct stylistic differences between Jane Austen’s unfinished Sanditon and its continuation. Unlike in The Federalist Papers, POS tagging proves effective in distinguishing authorship, revealing...
Deep Syntax and Dead Founders: How AI Deciphered The Federalist Papers
Using statistical parsing and syntactic tree features, this study accurately attributes The Federalist Papers to their authors. Rooted subtrees outperform POS tagging in distinguishing writing styles, proving the effectiveness of...
Great software design looks underwhelming
Years ago I spent a lot of time reviewing coding challenges. The challenge itself was very straightforward - building a CLI tool that hit an…
2025-03-06
Inside the Incredible Potential of Quantum Computing in Drug Development
Drug development is time-consuming, costly, and complex — but quantum computing could allow results in mere months rather than years by accelerating data generation, rapidly solving complex problems, and authentically...
Pentagon Signs Deal to "Deploy AI Agents for Military Use"
The Pentagon has signed a deal with AI company Scale AI, dubbed "Thunderforge," to use AI agents for military planning and operations. Put simply, we've never been closer to giving...
Code Smell 293 - You Should Avoid Adding isTesting or Similar Flags
When you add flags like isTesting, you mix testing and production code. This creates hidden paths that are only active in tests.
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