500 Blog Posts To Learn About Tech

11 Nov 2026

The hottest technology takes on tomorrow's tech, today.

1. How it feels to learn JavaScript in 2016

No <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/javascript" target="_blank">JavaScript</a> frameworks were created during the writing of this article.

2. How to Implement Trie (Prefix Tree) - Blind 75 LeetCode Questions

A trie (pronounced as “try”) or prefix tree is a tree data structure used to efficiently store and retrieve keys in a dataset of strings.

3. How To Merge Two Sorted Lists

We can use LinkedList to merge both sorted lists, though there are considerations to doing it single or double-linked that may complicate the operation.

4. $200 Solar Self-sufficiency — Without your Landlord Noticing

Building a solar micro-grid in my bedroom with parts from Amazon

5. Soft Skills Of The IT Future — What Will Set You Apart?

Do you want to learn which Soft Skills set you apart in the IT Industry of the future? Rush in a hurry to learn!

6. We already know blockchain’s killer apps

It wasn’t too long ago that Silicon Valley scoffed at cryptocurrencies. All over coffee shops in Mountain View and Menlo Park, you heard the same conversation: “Sure, it’s cool technology, but when are we going to see the killer app”?

7. How to Fix Android Not Receiving Verification Texts Error

This guide explains 10 ways to fix unreceived verification code texts errors on Android phones.

8. How to Fix Mouse Scroll Wheel Jumping in Windows 10 [SOLVED]

If you're experiencing mouse scroll wheel jumping, you may have outdated, corrupt, or missing drivers. Another likely reason would be incorrectly configured scrolling settings.

9. A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Consensus Algorithms

Don’t Panic. Behind every great cryptocurrency, there’s a great consensus algorithm. No consensus algorithm is perfect, but they each have their strengths. In the world of crypto, consensus algorithms exist to prevent double spending. Here’s a quick rundown on some of the most popular consensus algorithms to date, from Blockchains to DAGs and everything in-between.

10. What is the difference between web design and web development?

I remember in my early stages of learning web development, that I found myself confused multiple times about the differences between design and development. What are the roles of a web designer? What is involved in working with web design? Are web design and web development the same? Are they interchangeable terms with the same meaning?

11. AI Sex Is Almost Here - And the World Isn't Ready for It

As soon as we have a new technology, we use it to make p*rn. Any rudimentary search on the printing press, radio, TV, and the internet proves this. In fact, the internet’s early success was likely due to the technology’s ability to propagate erotic images and videos.

12. Differences Between RAM, ROM, And Flash Memory: All You Need To Know

ROM and RAM belong to the semiconductor memory. ROM is the abbreviation of read only memory, and RAM is the abbreviation of random access memory.

13. Beginner’s Guide to Blockchain — Explaining it to a 5 Year Old

This is a two part series. You can find the link to the follow up article at the end of this article.

14. The ICO Handbook

This page is available via <a href="http://www.theicohandbook.com" target="_blank">www.theicohandbook.com</a> . This essay is part of <a href="http://www.thetokenhandbook.com" target="_blank">The Token Handbook</a>, a book on tokens, ICOs, and venture capital written on Medium.com.

15. The phone hacker is coming

These last few days, a phone hacking video clip has been doing the rounds on India’s social media. This guy, Saket Modi, is giving a live talk onstage. While talking, he borrows a phone from a man in the audience, and casually hacks it, in just 20 seconds. Saket was able to see the list of phone calls, read all the SMS messages, view the contacts, access the GPS to figure out where the phone is at the moment, and even turn on the phone’s microphone to listen to what was being spoken in the phone’s vicinity.

16. The advantages of building your website from scratch

Most of the people I talk with regarding the product or website that I am developing, tend to ask if I’m using any frameworks or libraries. When I say none, they usually look very surprised and ask, “Why!? It’s far easier to use a library, and it saves a lot of development time”. They make me question myself again and again, but every time I confirm that I made the right decision. Each and every single line of code that makes my product alive is written by me, by my own way of thinking, and my own creative ideas. It may not be perfect, maybe even off the web guidelines, but this is how you learn!

17. Why Interviewing As A Developer Is Complete Nonsense

Learn what a developer goes through on every job search

18. Coding vs Scripting: What Are The Differences?

You’ve probably seen somewhere someone saying coding vs scripting. When I first saw that, I thought that those two are the same things, but the more I learned I found out that there are some main differences between those two. So, what are those differences?

19. The One PM Interview Question you Should Rehearse

Product management interviews contain a whole gamut of questions — some questions involve grilling you on your analytical skills while others assess your product intuition. However, there’s one two-part Product Management question that, without fail, you will be asked in your interview process. I recommend every PM applicant have a well-thought answer to these questions, for multiple products.

20. Prompt Engineering 101 - I: Unveiling Principles & Techniques of Effective Prompt Crafting

Learn how to effectively communicate with machines with this 101 post series on Prompt Engineering.

21. As a builder of Wordpress websites, I need to speak my truth

This is why Wordpress sucks and you should probably stop using it

22. Bootstrap Framework - Best Practices

At the time of this writing, we’re at Bootstrap v4.1.1 release! In their v5 roadmap, they’re planning to rewrite everything with <a href="https://postcss.org/" target="_blank">PostCSS</a>. When that happens, this guide will become deprecated. Until then, enjoy!

23. Understanding The Cryptocurrency Bull Run 2021

In this article, I explain the larger pieces of the puzzle contributing to this epic 2021 cryptocurrency bull run.

24. What is a MetaTime? A Look at the MetaChain Blockchain Ecosystem

A deep dive into the MetaTime ecosystem and how it works.

25. Please Don't Use OFFSET and LIMIT For Your Pagination

Gone are the days when we wouldn’t need to worry about database performance optimization.

26. Ace your PM Interview: What is the future of X?

Each PM interview quizzes you not only on your product “spidey senses” and general business intuition, but often includes questions testing design, PR, marketing, entrepreneurship, leadership, and engineering skills.

27. A Comparison Of The Best Desktops vs Laptops For Coding

Every programmer who is buying a new computer will ask themselves, ‘Should I buy a desktop or a laptop for coding’? Also, what computer should I buy if I also want to do other things besides coding, like playing games?

28. Taming Big Tech: The Case for Monitoring

How, working in the shadows of the internet, researchers developed a passive monitoring system that might soon make Big Tech companies accountable to the public — and even save democracy.

29. Frigidaire Freezer Error Codes

Frigidaire is the most reliable freezer brand due to its highest quality and excellent performance. Most people prefer this brand to others because of its attractive features, including a cooling system, a light that shows that the power is on, a temperature alarm, leveled stands, and numerous shelves for storage. Another added advantage to the Frigidaire freezer is the presence of a reversible door, which makes placement more flexible, thus more superb.

30. Developers: The Why and How to Writing Technical Articles

I posted a small broadcast on the need for technical articles to add to my publication on a Whatsapp group of over 200 developers and the response I got prompted me to write this short article. I have found out that many developers do not find it important to write articles and I believe it is not right. As if I knew many developers wouldn’t have technical articles, I decided to add the last paragraph to the BC and to my surprise several developers messaged me that they needed help on starting to write technical articles and that is why I decided to write this quick article.

Early January 2022, I spontaneously bought a pager. I looked into the US pager market, and to my surprise...

32. How to Use AWS Textract with S3

This article demonstrates how to use AWS Textract to extract text from scanned documents in an S3 bucket.

33. Key Product Metrics and Where They Come From

Why do we need different types of metrics - topline, supporting, guardrail - and how are they defined by the product mission and lifecycle stages?

34. How To Remove a Rootkit

Companies—and even the government—collect the information they need online. And this is where the risk to privacy and cybersecurity arises.

35. Explore Must-Know Technical Concepts For Product Managers: Your Guide to the Mind of a Dev

A relevant list of software-related concepts that every product manager should know to better understand a developer's point of view.

36. Yanni Tassev, Former Tech Startup Employee, Accused of Multi-Million Dollar Theft

This week, bombshell accusations were filed in a New York court, detailing a scheme by Iani “Yanni” Tassev to allegedly steal over $1,000,000 from 10 investors.

37. What are Latent Diffusion Models? The Architecture Behind Stable Diffusion

What do all recent super powerful image models like DALLE, Imagen, or Midjourney have in common? Other than their high computing costs, huge training time, and shared hype, they are all based on the same mechanism: diffusion.

38. 10 things InfoSec Professionals Need to Know About Networking

So this story stems from the fact that I’ve plopped myself into the InfoSec world from App Development and from my Sec work I’ve really seen and understood that there is a need for a greater security understanding amongst devs, and the planet in general.

39. 14 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Software Engineer

A Q&A for students with a Facebook software engineer

40. 8 steps to become a successful non-tech founder.

I got a lot of love on my article <a href="https://hackernoon.com/9-things-that-i-learnt-from-the-most-successful-non-tech-founders-9525efd2716" target="_blank">9 things I learnt from the most successful non-tech founders</a> and I realised that there are not much resources for non-tech founders. This blog is in continuation to the same topic.

41. The 8 Youngest and Most Accomplished Tech Entrepreneurs

Tech startups, e-commerce stores and family businesses have all played a role in making some of the wealthiest tech based entrepreneurs of the decade. With the advancement of recent technology, there is now more young up and coming entrepreneurs today than any other point in our history. Forbes has ranked the youngest billionaire at just 22 years old, that being Alexandra Andressen, the young women who owns Ferd, the Norwegian investment company that runs hedge funds and actively invests in the Nordic Stock Exchange.

42. What Exactly is a Tech Job?

Any job that deals within the tech ecosystem and requires some basic knowledge and understanding of technology is a tech job.

43. ChatGPT - Debugging is the new Coding!

Much has been said about ChatGPTs ability to code but in my experience, ChatGPT is only as good a coder as the programmer guiding it to write the code.

44. Top 10 Android App Development Frameworks 2020

(Image by Aline Dassel from Pixabay)

45. What is a Marketing Campaign Anyway?

A few days ago, while talking to a client, I found myself agreeing to a vague deliverable called a <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/marketing" target="_blank">marketing</a> campaign. As the leader of a marketing division, a marketing campaign should be right in my wheelhouse. As I talked over my meeting notes with my team, I quickly realized that I had absolutely no idea what I had agreed to. To make things worse, I had agreed to do this nebulous activity at least once a month for the client.

46. Can You Get A Developer Job With HTML And CSS Only?

When I was just learning web development and only knew HTML and CSS, I wasn’t applying for any job, because most of the people told me that you can’t get a developer job with just HTML and CSS. In this article, I’ll analyze that a little bit better and maybe try to prove it wrong.

47. The 💩 Poop Emoji's 10th Anniversary

The poop emoji was inspired by Dr.Slump, a Japanese anime from the 80s. The emoji project began in Japan in 1999.

48. 5 Best Budget Gaming Laptops Under $500

Lenovo, Asus, and Acer produce some of the best budget gaming laptops under 500 USD. The extensive features and a multitude of uses has led to gaming laptops being preferred over consoles in today’s gaming world. But as the demand for gaming laptops rose, so did their prices.

49. Did You Know That Every Expo App Includes Facebook's SDK?

How Expo Is Fooling Everyone

50. How to Build a Pokédex App with React and a Slash GraphQL Backend

In this article, we're going to walk through some of the basic setup for Slash GraphQL and then take a look at how I built a Pokémon Pokédex app with React and Slash GraphQL in just a few hours!

51. Hosting Your Web Development Projects For Free [A How-To Guide]

Many people (myself included) don’t host their personal projects, because it usually costs money, right? The thing is that those projects don’t matter if no one can see them. How are you going to prove someone that you’ve to build 3 real-world projects if he can’t see them? There is a solution for that, and that’s free hosting. In this article, I’ll give you a few best free hosting options that you can use to host your projects. Let’s get started!

52. What is a BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) and How Does it Work?

A BESS is an energy storage system (ESS) that captures energy from different sources, accumulates this energy, and stores it in rechargeable batteries.

53. 5 Best Google Cloud Professional Data Engineer Certification Exam Courses in 2022

In this article, I will share the best online courses to help you pass the Google Cloud Professional Data Engineer certification exam.

54. Smart Contracts: Characteristics, Benefits, and Types

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55. You Need to Know What is erb in Rails and How to Master it

One of the first things that made me uncomfortable about learning Rails was taking a look at the views. I found some weird files with some weird syntax. Their name was something like ‘name.html.erb’ and I was like what? Why does this file which seems to be an HTML file with kind of HTML syntax has a .erb extension after the .html extension?

56. Pynecone: Web Apps in Pure Python

Pynecone is an open-source framework to build web apps in pure Python and deploy with a single command.

57. 5+ ERC standards every Ethereum developer should know about

(bait for ethereum lovers)

58. We Should Talk About ChatGPT

ChatGPT isn't the only thing taking over your newsfeed. Check out this syndicate.

59. How to Code Sloped Section Edges?

In the past, the only option to achieve this was using SVG images. Today, we can have multiple solutions and I’ll try my best to show you all possibilities.

60. Is Terraform Still Useful?

Terraform is an agentless infrastructure tool used mainly by DevOps for infrastructure management. Find out why you should use Terraform for infrastructure.

61. Is the Tech Market Oversaturated?

With so much technology on the market, is there any room left for innovation? Is it possible to really do anything new in the industry?

62. Dot-Com Bubble 2.0: How Did We Get Here?

An in-depth explanation of everything you need to know about current tech events. Especially Layoffs and loss of valuation.

63. 5 Best Courses to Learn MySQL Database for Beginners

If you are interested in learning SQL with MySQL database then you have come to the right place.

64. Pay It Forward, You’ll Be Surprised To See How Much You Can Achieve.

These holidays, choose wisely

65. Pocketalk Review: Is this Translator Device Worth the Hype?

Pocketalk is a mobile translator device that supports over 70 languages and works in over 130 countries. In our Pocketalk review, we will explain why this device may or may not be a worthy investment for you and/or your company.

66. Should Web Developers Use WordPress?

If you’re a web developer and you’re not sure if you should use WordPress for building websites or you should code them by yourself. Read this article to learn if web developers should use WordPress.

67. Substrata CEO Talks About the Subtle Art Of Dealmaking

A successful dealmaker needs two things to push a sale forward: the right attitude and a reliable, cutting-edge tool.

68. 7 Ways to Fix When Your Email Has Stopped Working on an Android Phone

These 7 ways to fix the email on your Android phone should have you back to being productive in no time!

69. How You Can Set Up Remote Development Workflow With VS Code in Your Browser

In this guide, I will be walking through VS Code-Server setup with DigitalOcean, as well as tweaks I have used to create a clean, simple workflow.

70. A Crash Course in Blockchain and Crypto

Over the weekend, I built a digital currency, for no good reason.

71. Using Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) versus Black Scholes Model to value Stocks [A How-To Guide]

Should we choose a model that gives a flawed but mostly usable coefficient, or should we choose a model that may give a very good or at times a very bad estimate depending on the nature of the data?

72. Should You Let Them Put a Chip in Your Brain?

How Neuralink's Brain-Machine Interface works

73. AWS vs Google Cloud: We Asked the Devs

Spoiler alert: It's AWS for the win.

74. Phishing 101: A Beginner's Guide on Phishing Attacks

You receive an email asking for your bank details or credit card information. It's urgent, but read this so that you do not become a victim of phishing.

75. How to Remove Background Sound in Real-Time for Linux

76. Can This 24-Year-Old Tech Whiz Make Spending Tracking Go Viral With Oops?

Developed by Gen Z for Gen Z, Oops Finance is led by Shaura, whose journey highlights the power of unexplored paths.

77. Taproot and Schnorr: The Biggest BTC Upgrade for 2021

Taproot is the most significant BTC update since the SegWit soft fork of 2017. It is intended to increase Bitcoin's fungibility.

78. How Ukrainian Techies Are Combining Work and Volunteering

UA IT Hub is the personification of all Ukrainian people who are united for a common purpose.

79. How Netflix works: the (Hugely Simplified) Complex Stuff that Happens Every Time You Hit Play

Not long ago, House of Cards came back for the fifth season, finally ending a long wait for binge watchers across the world who are interested in an American politician’s ruthless ascendance to presidency. For them, kicking off a marathon is as simple as reaching out for your device or remote, opening the Netflix app and hitting Play. Simple, fast and instantly gratifying.

80. Self-Taught vs College-Educated Programmers: Who's More Effective?

If you’re just a normal person who doesn’t know much about coding, you would probably think that those programmers who went to college are better then those who are self-taught. I mean, they went to college, they must know more than those who have learned it by themself. In reality, the answer is not that simple.

81. An Investor’s Guide To The Four Kinds of ICOs

By <a href="https://twitter.com/njess" target="_blank">Noah Jessop</a>

82. 9 ways to accelerate your learning and stay on the bleeding edge

Back in June I decided to take Udacity’s Deep Learning Foundations Nanodgree. In that Nanodegree we created a model that could generate T.V. scripts for The Simpsons.

83. Kth Largest Element in an Array - Quickselect Using Lomuto Partitioning Scheme.

Solving k-th largest element in the array using heap and quickselect

84. How to Make Requests Over Tor Browser Using Python

To make requests over Tor using Python3, we are going to be utilizing a Python controller library for Tor called Stem.

85. IT Arena 2022 - Ukrainian Tech Braves the War

This was my third invitation to attend IT Arena in Lviv, Ukraine. But this was the first time, and indeed a first for me overall that it happened during a war.

86. An Introduction to High Speed Printed Circuit Boards (PCB)

A high speed printed circuit board design provides the transmission of signals at high speeds. It's a device that transfers data at very high speeds.

87. Technology and the Mind: An Existential Psychotherapist’s Thoughts on the Meaning of Tech

A: Technology has two primary shortcomings. Both of them stem from the fact that technology facilitates contact with humans, but through a medium that underscores the individual and not the connection between them or the relational phenomena that occur between them.

6 tips for new grad and junior UX designers from a Staff Product Designer at Meta and Google.

89. Web Scrape with Python Using Just 9 Lines of Code

Scraping is extracting data from websites. In this article, I will show you how to scrape links from a test e-commerce site with Python 3.

90. 10 Steps To Become A Tech Influencer

A simple guide on how to become a tech influencer so you can share your voice and make a living.

91. Building the bank for startups: Immad Akhund of Mercury [Interview]

Fintech startups have become undeniably attractive in the last few years, receiving a lot of attention from media outlets and VCs. I spoke with Immad Akhund, co-founder and CEO of Mercury, to understand the vision for his new company that aims to define the future of banking for startups.

92. How to Build Your Personal GPTs: From Zero to AI Hero

How to Build Your Personal GPTs: a step-by-step guide

93. How and Why Modern Criminals Still Use Obsolete Technology

Dumb Phones, Smart Criminals, and Email "Drafting"

94. Understanding First-class and Higher Order Functions

A programming language is said to have first-class functions if it treats functions as first-class citizens.

95. 17 Highest-Paying Cities in the San Francisco Bay Area for Software Engineers

A list with 17 of the highest paying cities for Software Engineers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Curate by reports from the verified professionals at Blind.

96. A Procedural Landscape Experiment

Quick and dirty(?) procedural generation in 99 LoC of Rust

97. How to Make $40K Per Month in Your 20's: Building a Side-Business

Ex-Google Tech Lead talks about building a side-hustle and making $40K/month in your 20's.

98. Don’t Get Seduced by GMV

By <a href="https://twitter.com/micahjay1" target="_blank">Micah Rosenbloom</a>, Managing Partner

99. Top 21 Companies Hiring for Remote Work

Top 21 Companies Hiring for full time , Remote Work-from Home Jobs

100. 6 Proven Tips to Become a Technical Content Writer

How did it all start?

101. A Beginner's Guide on Ransomware: How To Identify and Prevent Attacks

Ransomware is a different kind of malware. Find out how to identify and prevent its attacks that encrypt your files and demand a paid ransome for data access.

102. Exploring 7 Popular Crypto APIs

Sadly, knowing the definition of a crypto-api is isn’t enough to enable you use it effectively. You still need a simple guide on which api to use and how to acc

103. DJL: Deep Java Library and How To Get Started

Want to get your hands dirty with Machine Learning / Deep Learning, but have a Java background and not sure where to start? Then read on! This article is about using an existing Java skillset and ramp-up your journey to start building deep learning models.

104. The Impostor Syndrome Among Us

Impostor Syndrome is one of the most popular workplace epidemics in the world. It affects people in every profession, irrespective of years of experience.

105. Quick Tips for Programmers to Improve Their Posture

As programmers, we spend a lot of our time sitting in a chair in front of the desk, and most of the times you can’t choose what chair you want or how high do you want the desk. All of these things, in most cases, lead to having a bad posture, and that’s a serious problem, even more, serious than most people think. So, in this article, I am going to help you correct and keep a good posture, while being a programmer.

106. Are You Building an Incredibly Complicated Piece of Engineering Just to Squeeze... Ketchup?

For the last decade, technology promised to ‘make the world a better place’. But is it delivering?

107. 5 Steps in Programming to Keep You From Getting Stuck

Getting stuck in a programming problem is a very common thing.

108. AI vs. Sarcasm: Will It Ever Understand?

Exploring AI's understanding of sarcasm and emotions, revealing the complexity of human interactions and challenges in sentiment analysis.

109. The Life Changing Magic Of.. Nothing — How Everyone Spent $1.3M to Receive 'Nothing' in Return

Pauly really seems to be having fun with all the memes, jokes and unfolding the whole theme of “nothing”.

110. 5 Best Augmented Reality Tools For Web Development Projects

Presently, AR (Augmented Reality) is not just a technology, as it is now used for creating brand applications and building customer relationships. Almost every brand has started using AR as a tool for building apps and web apps for their own brand image.

111. Unity, Unreal Remain Popular Game Engines Among Developers But What Do Indie Studios Use?

We break down professional game developer profiles based on the studios they work for. Are you one of them?

112. Women in Tech: A Woman of Web3

I wish there were more women in tech who would meaningfully participate in industry events and not be treated like ornaments to enhance the ambiance.

113. Key Trends in AI-Driven Fintech: The New Paradigm

Technology is reshaping the operating-model of financial institutions fundamentally, and the attributes necessary to build a successful business.

114. The Rise of AI Personal Assistants and Their Consequences

4 ways OpenAI's GPTs will forever change the way we interact with the world… and each other.

115. Informative Blogs to Follow in 2022

In this slogging thread, our community shares their best suggestions on tech, financial, work, travel, gaming, and pop-culture-themed blogs to follow.

116. Top 5 Tips to Pitch Your Way Into Startup Accelerators

Wondering how to get your startup into top startup accelerators like Y-Combinator and Techstars? Here are some tips that will help your application stand out

117. 5 Ways Technology is Helping Improve Financial Literacy

With an ever more worrying cost-of-living crisis, here are 5 ways technology is helping improve financial literacy.

118. 4 Best HDMI 2.1 Gaming Monitors for Xbox Series X, PS5, and PC

Display technology is evolving! Find a monitor for your Xbox Series X, PS5, and PC with this list of the best HDMI 2.1 monitors.

119. What Is Passwordless Authentication and How Does It Work? The Magic of FIDO2 and U2F Standards

Logging into a website or service using the traditional username and password combination isn’t the best or safest way of going about it anymore.

120. What Does a Decentralized VPN Look Like?

As far as the Internet is concerned one of the most significant hot-button issues has got to be the issue of privacy and restrictions. Currently, everyone seems to have an opinion over the prospect of providing restrictions and keeping other people from having access to some portions of the Internet-technology which, ideally, should have been for us all.

121. 'How I got a $500K job at Facebook (as a software engineer)' - TechLead

Ex-Google TechLead explains the interview process at Facebook for staff software engineer. (FYI, this video is a little more technical in nature.)

122. Treating DevOps Like Skynet with ChatGPT

One area that really has the tech industry taken by storm is ChatGPT's capability of writing code.

123. How Programming and Technology Are Changing the World

How Programming and Technology Are Changing the World

124. Real-Life Stories About AI Taking Human Jobs

We have been lied to when told that AI will not take away our jobs. Real life testimonies and experiments prove that AI tools have been robbing humans of jobs

125. A Beginner's Guide to Virtual Real Estate

This beginner guide tells you why people are buying virtual land for millions of dollars. If you want to know why people buy land that doesn't exist, read this.

126. How Apple Became A Trillion Dollar Company

Apple, today, is worth $2.74 trillion, with its relentless rally putting $ 3 trillion in view. But how did the trillion-dollar company become so successful?

127. The Convergence of AI and Blockchain: A Game Changer in the Tech Industry

The convergence of AI and blockchain technologies has immense potential to transform the tech industry.

128. 7 Security Mistakes Others Made So You (Probably) Shouldn’t

Explore 7 security mistakes others have made. Learn lessons from them and improve your software security now.

129. Turn your idea into a product that people actually use

We are all inspired by great ideas and thoughts towards which we strive to accomplish, but this doesn’t mean they will be done by the next day. If you are inspired by a great idea or you have thought about something you really want to do, you will also notice that you instantly get this urge to follow it through till the end to finally see the finished product. But how long does this feeling last? It’s these rare moments that give us such motive, and you should make use of this time before it starts fading away.

130. Driving Circuit and Short Circuit Protection of IGBT

The insulated gate bipolar transistor (hereinafter referred to as IGBT) is a composite device of MOSFET and GTR. Thus it has the advantages of MOSFET and GTR, it is an ideal switch device to replace GTR, which is widely used at present with its ability to turn off, and it’s also widely used in all kinds of solid-state power supply.

131. Technology Trends of 2021: Our Top Five Picks

2021 is just around the corner, which means it is high time to forecast what the IT industry is holding for us.

132. Why Elastos is Building a New Internet With User Rights and Freedom at its Core

Building decentralised web 3.0 network on a decentralised network which is censorship resistant and provides users with net neutrality.

133. 3 eCommerce Tech Trends to Keep an Eye On

The B2C landscape is heavily affected by eCommerce and online shopping

134. If tech companies were iconic cars…

I love cars and I work in tech, which is kind of unfortunate because Silicon Valley is where unique automobiles go to die. Grey Priuses rule the roads of Silicon Valley. Uber wants to replace everything with self-driving clone armies. Google aims to put millions of these little buggers on the streets.

135. 23 AI-Generated Tech Predictions for 2023

Predictions are a silly business : you either make completely obvious claims, or you end up being dead wrong before the year is over.

136. Styled Components: The Essentials to Get Started

Photo by Hello I’m Nik 🇬🇧 on Unsplash

137. How To Get Windows 10 PRO OEM Keys in Under $12

For years now, Windows 10 has been the standard for laptops and mobile phones running on the Windows platform. While many people prefer to tout the benefits of Windows 10software such as Windows 7 and 8, Windows 10 provides an amalgamation of both systems in a way that is truly revolutionary.

138. The Oracle of Truth: Where Do Blockchain Betting Projects get Their Event's Results?

There are hundreds of blockchain projects proposing to “disrupt” real-world industries, from insurance to sports betting. It seems like a great way to remove intermediaries and fight fraud. Unfortunately, crypto enthusiasts often forget one thing: as soon as external data is involved, blockchain is in trouble.

139. Making the Case for Why React Native is Garbage

Ex-Google/ex-Facebook TechLead presents the case against the React Native cross-platform mobile app framework. Join my interview training prep here http://techinterviewpro.com/

140. An Interview With "Dr. Java" James Gosling, The Creator Of Java

Read this interview with Java Creator James Gosling on the coding languages that engineers use every day!

141. Is Bitcoin the Goose That Lays the Golden Egg?

Crypto is only as valuable as people make it. Kill not this golden goose but wisely profit from it.

142. Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT and Generative AI

The quality and relevance of results that can be derived from ChatGPT is highly dependent on the quality and contextual mapping of prompts or requests.

143. BlobGAN: A BIG step for GANs

BlobGAN allows for unreal manipulation of images, made super easily controlling simple blobs. All these small blobs represent an object, and you can move them around or make them bigger, smaller, or even remove them, and it will have the same effect on the object it represents in the image. This is so cool!

144. Robot Dog Coding Tutorial: Petoi Bittle vs Gummy Bear on Halloween

Learn how to make a horror comic clip with Bittle dog robotics kit using Python and Petoi Skill composer.

145. How Technology Is Making Pensions More Attractive

Here is how technology is making pensions more attractive to younger generations.

146. Laid-Off Techies: Where Are You Going?

The short answer, however, is that America's tech workers are still here. They're just working in different industries and looking to diversify their careers.

147. How the Metaverse Could Affect Mental Health

The impact of tech on mental health is a field of study that is still in its infancy.

148. One Netbook T1 Review: Can This Entry-Level Tablet Compete with the Microsoft Surface?

The One Netbook T1 is a good tablet for general use and productivity, packing in some great specs and an excellent design at a reasonable price.

149. Can We Control the Economy Once Machines Take the Wheel?

The Machine Economy is not simply a question of process optimization. It is a fundamental transformation of the very forces driving the economy.

150. Why We Are Not Likely to Transition to IPv6 Any Time Soon

Three years ago, on 25 November 2019, at 15:35 (UTC+1), the world ran out of IPv4 addresses. This was supposed to be a big deal. And nothing happened.

151. 10 Most Popular Misconceptions About Email Marketing Automation

This is a quote from a letter we recently got from one of our potential clients.

152. Why is Twitter moving to 280 characters?

140 has been an iconic number for Twitter. But not anymore!

153. 7 Things to Gift a Programmer or Developer

These 7 gifts are sure to please the programmer or developer in your life, featuring gaming gifts and even LEGO sets.

154. 5 Technologies That Could Be the Next Big Thing

What is the up-and-coming breakthrough technology that will significantly advance humankind? Here are 5 Ideas of what it could be.

155. Mapping the Internet: A Visualization of the Web

Journey into the depths of the Internet with this incredible map showcasing undersea cables and internet exchanges.

156. POWER LEADER: TensorWave co-founder Piotr Tomasik secures key partnership at AMD Advancing AI event

POWER LEADER: TensorWave co-founder Piotr Tomasik secures key partnership at AMD Advancing AI event

157. Using Mind Mapping as a Software Engineer

Mind mapping is a visual tool that can help you to organize your thoughts, ideas, and information in a way that is intuitive and easy to understand.

158. From Gossip Girl Cast To Building A Blockchain Marketplace: Nan Zhang, MyMarkit Inc. CEO

Nan Zhang, CEO and Founder of MyMarkit Inc. shares the story behind building the first blockchain marketplace and the future of crypto and fintech industry.

159. The Impact of Live Streaming on Media and Entertainment Industry

The growing popularity of live streaming is because it is interactive and engaging, and anyone can be a part of it.

160. React Vs. Vue: Who Takes The Prize

we’ve put together this convenient guide to popular frameworks, to help you better understand the use cases of Vue vs. React.

161. Automation, AI, and the Future of Jobs

Billions of people will not have the luck, means, or stamina to keep retraining and hold non-automatized jobs. Can our society future-proof itself?

162. 10 Tech Gadgets All Music Lovers Should Have

In this age of fast-paced technological advances, music is perhaps more than just the food for the soul. Thanks to many high-tech gadgets available today, listening to music is an extremely amazing experience. But how do you choose perfect devices for your musical needs in a market that has tons of options? Here are 10 must-have gadgets for music lovers.

163. 5 Realities of Tech in China

From the well-known to the hardly spoken about.

164. 'Why I don't eat out at restaurants, even as a millionaire' - TechLead

Ex-Google Tech Lead reveals the secret to why he doesn't enjoy eating out at restaurants, even as a multi-millionaire.

165. How to Manage Your Technology and Reduce Your Digital Distractions

With so many different ways that we can be connected at any given moment in time, it’s easy for technology to take over our lives.

166. A Comprehensive List of Gaming Slang Terms That You’ll Ever Need

The most comprehensive and unadulterated list of gaming slang terms below is in alphabetical order.

167. CalmWear: Aiding in Sensory Processing Disorder and Hypersensitivity

CalmWear can offer a sense of comfort to just about anyone. Calming compression clothing is used primarily to assist the body in filtering sensory information.

168. 11 Best AI Chat Tools for Developers in 2024

11 best AI chat tools for developers to maximize productivity.

169. A Look at Connectix QuickCam — One of the First Webcams in the World

Connectix released the QuickCam in 1994. Initially, it was only available for the Mac and connected via an RS-422 connector.

170. 200 Black Women in Tech to Follow on Twitter {2023 List}

Twitter's changed a bit, but these 200 Black Women in Tech are still going strong sharing resources, highlighting the underrepresented & sharing community wins

171. FrontEnd Frameworks and Libraries to 10x Your Productivity

A non-exhaustive list of libraries, frameworks that you should be aware of. Knowing about their existence helps you construct a tech stack and development plan.

172. Prompt Engineers Can Make $335K a Year: What Are They and How to Become One

It’s hard to say what the job market will look like in the next several years, but it seems that prompt engineers will continue to be in high demand.

173. Asynchronous Javascript For Beginners

Asynchronous javascript is the backbone of modern web development. But understanding it comes with its challenges.

174. The Effect of Blockchain Technology on Content Creation

The blockchain gives content creators all over the world to gain full control over their income. Everyone from artists to photographers can earn at all levels

175. An Interview With CSS Creator Håkon Wium Lie

CSS Creator Håkon Wium Lie Interview

176. How to Use HTML Templates for Smarter Web Development

Learn how to take a handful of static HTML files and convert them into templated files that will help you minimize errors and work more efficiently.

177. Why Start a Bank? Interview with Mercury CEO Immad Akhund

178. Why Startup Names Today Are $#!& And How You Can Find One That Isn’t

When you think about startups, you immediately picture a really smart group of young professionals biting away on their computers with the sole aim of solving complex everyday problems. But when you hear the names of some of these startups, you can literally hear yourself go ‘What the hell?!’

179. Should We Be Concerned by the Rise of AI?

As AI continues to rise, there is a growing concern over the possible state of human uselessness.

180. Futurism in Africa: Creating New Realities With The Power of Technology

How should we use technology for our benefit? What are the risks, and how do we manage them in the Gambia?

181. 5 Artificial Intelligence Tools to Simplify Your Life: No Cost Required

Dead-simple AI tools to help you in your daily life.

182. Aspie Programmer: Embracing Neurodiversity and Unlocking Potential in the Tech Industry

In this piece, I dive deep into the complexities of Asperger's syndrome, discuss the pros and cons of having aspies on programming teams, and provide practic

183. How Data Teams Can Benefit From Running Like a Product Team

Product teams have a lot of great practices that data teams would benefit from adopting. Namely: user-centricity and proactivity.

184. Golang: A Beginner' Guide To Getting Started

In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know to get started using Go to build real-world applications.

185. Qualitative vs. Quantitative Analysis for Cybersecurity

Learning where an organization’s most significant vulnerabilities lie is the first step to addressing those risks to stay safe.

186. 8 Crucial Tips for Hardening PostgreSQL 14.4 servers in 2022

As of July 13th, 2022, there are 135 security flaws reported to the CVE database. Here are 8 essential measures you can take to protect your PostgreSQL server.

187. KYC Does Not Harm the Crypto Industry — It Actually Does the Complete Opposite

KYC (know your customer) is by no means an enemy of the crypto space. In fact, it is much needed if the goal is for cryptocurrency to be taken seriously on the world stage.

188. The Ascent of FinTech

Society has always been hostile towards financiers. There has always been tension between the have-nots and have-yachts. For millennia people have sneered at ‘parasitic’ money lenders, while admiring more ‘honourable’ professions from farming to art.

189. 5 Things to Consider Before Interviewing at Fortinet

Working at Fortinet is a unique experience. Its one that can grow your career and pay you well, if you know what your getting into.

190. Confessions of a Serial Interviewer

I bombed completely at my first big job interview. It included whiteboard-coding and questions about multithreading and I hadn't prepared nearly enough. Instead of saying I don't know, I ranted on for a good couple of minutes about anything tangential I could come up with, hoping I'd get in the vicinity of the answer–I never did. Fortunately when the ego takes a hit, a willingness to improve kicks in.

191. 10 Best Tech Stocks: Which are the Most Traded in 2021?

In this article, we will discuss the most popular and most traded tech stocks of 2021 so far.

192. AI As the Ultimate Propaganda Machine

Discover how AI is reshaping marketing propaganda. Stealing attention, influencing behavior, and turning marketing into digital warfare. Enter the mind trap.

[193. Go-Daddy Gone Wrong: What Happens to Your Domain if

Your Co-Owner Dies?](https://hackernoon.com/thats-a-no-go-daddy-what-happens-to-your-domain-if-your-co-owner-dies-or-flies-off-the-handle) One day you receive a call from a mutual friend and hear unbelievable stories, when your friend is out of his mind, and harms himself, and others.

194. Crypto Projects Are Racing to Crack the Interoperability Problem

Interoperability is a big word with even bigger connotations for the cryptosphere. In Fact, apart from the burgeoning DeFi movement, no other industry vertical is attracting so much investment and interest.

195. Using ChatGPT to Recover Amounts Owed by Your Client

Read how a CEO used ChatGPT to generate a scary email to get $109,500 owed to his company.

196. Technology: Past, Present and The Deep Blue Sea

Armed with science, technology, and a complex psyche, the entire species inched forward, spurred on by a collective curiosity that will make or mar us.

197. How to Turn "0 Years of Experience" Into a Job in Tech

If you’re here, you want to land a technical role, but you’re not sure what to do next. Do you get a specific certification? What tools or software do you need to pick up? You want to know you can land an incredible job that pays well, allows you to learn, and stand among fellow techies. Yet, you’re uncertain right now and unsure if your technical skills are at the level companies want. The last thing you want is for a hiring manager to look at your resume and immediately toss it out. Even worse, he might laugh at how bad your technical skills are.

198. I Give Up on Foldable Phones

I feel disappointed; I truly tried to make it work, but the issues I found one month after buying the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 eventually became a dealbreaker.

Ex-Google TechLead explains his learnings from leaving Google.

200. How AI Has Changed Natural Language Processing

How natural language processing has been revolutionized by Artificial Intelligence and how this is currently affecting businesses.

201. How to Become an Excel Pro: 10 Best Tips

Antonio Reza gives you the best Excel tips to become a verified pro.

202. Kempus is What Facebook was Intended to Be

An interview with a CEO you're about to hear a lot about.

203. Could Contact Lenses be the Ultimate Computer Screen?

In this thread, our community discusses Mojo's new product - smart contact lenses - and its potential benefits and downsides.

204. Who is Going to Win the CPU War Between AMD and Intel?

With the end of the year coming around, it is time for new technology and hardware releases! And we want to know how you plan to spend this tech season.

205. Top 5 Tech Startup Trends in 2020

According to Statista, the global startup economy generates nearly $3 trillion. Startups have always been the driving force behind the world market, bringing new ideas, and transforming familiar business systems. Unfortunately, the economic crisis associated with Covid-19 has not spared this area.

206. Mastadon: Everything You Need to Know

Mastodon is the largest decentralized social network on the internet.

207. Tech Giants are Laying off Thousands of People. Why?

Facebook’s parent company Meta has announced laying off more than 11,000 employees. The long list of companies sacking their employees includes Netflix, Netflix

208. Are Tech Giants Building Walled Gardens (Again)?

In the last few years, I've been dissecting business models of any type, and companies of any size. At the same time, I've been talking, interviewing, and discussing business models and business model innovation with dozens of entrepreneurs, and practitioners.

209. Jonathan Garman, David Hernandez. Did a Las Vegas Tech Company Uncover a Cabal of Conspirators?

In three recent Nevada court filings, a Las Vegas tech startup has filed lawsuits against two former staffers and a known professional paid agitator.

210. Dockerizing Your PHP Application

A short guide on how to set-up a simple PHP 8.1 environment using docker

211. An Interview With C++ Creator Bjarne Stroustrup

We had a great talk with Bjarne Stroustrup, the designer and original implementer of C++.

212. GITEX GLOBAL is Back and Bigger Than Ever

HackerNoon is proud to be a media partner for this year’s GITEX GLOBAL at Dubai World Trade Centre, on October 16-20, 2023. Read on to see what you can expect.

213. Everything You Need to Know About “this” in JavaScript

An in-depth explanation of the deceptively simple concepts around "this" and its binding (implicit, explicit, and new) in JavaScript.

214. Technical vs. Non Technical Marketers: Why You Need Both

In 2015, I had the chance to work closely with the CMO of a $100 million company. As CMO, this individual was an extreme “performance marketer”, leveraging SQL and database skills to drive metric-driven performance to clients and his company. If something wasn’t backed by data or metrics, it was dismissed. It was my first taste of technical digital marketing.

215. What is Collision Resistance in Cryptography?

A short story about how national secrets, passwords, and financial data stays secret because of a small handful of smart people playing "Bet you can't"

216. Necrodemic - Blockchain Free to Play & Earn Crypto Game

The Crypto Gaming industry is all set to explode. Noah Labs, creators of Bullieverse, launched its first Free to Play and earn crypto game, Necrodemic.

217. How Technology Has Birthed More Millionaires Than Ever Before

In the last few years, digital products and platforms have made it easier for people with new ideas to make money.

218. Understanding (And Making Your Life Easier) With Bootstrap

So a few days ago, I had to make a project with Bootstrap, I had never worked with it in the past and neither with Grid. It was really difficult for me, and when I decided to find information, I got a hard time looking for something that I can actually understand and use. So in that day, I told myself: if I get to understand this, I will write about it so if someone its a beginner like I was, they don’t have a hard time as I did. So here is: my first article about the basic information to get to understand Bootstrap and don’t die, (or in my case panic) trying.

219. How To Start a Technical Blog in 2020

Technical blogging can reinforce your learning, educate people in the tech community, and serve as a good source of income. As a tech blogger, you have the great benefit of becoming a lifelong learner because you need to be well-versed in the field you are writing about to explain the concepts to readers clearly.

220. The Ethics of Data Collection and Privacy in the Tech Industry

The term “Data Ethics“ is relative, and refers to the best practices, rules, and laws that seek to preserve the rights of users over their data.

221. Microsoft‘s Big AI Ambitions Go Beyond Just OpenAI and ChatGPT

Microsoft has extended its multi-billion dollar partnership with OpenAI and aims to be a leader in the AI industry.

222. Session vs JWT Authentication — How They Work, Key Differences, and Real-World Examples

While both achieve the goal of verifying a user’s identity, they work in different ways.

223. Bridging the Gap Between Technical & Non-technical Teams

To a certain extent, this gap is caused by a relatively low priority that soft skills are given among tech employees.

224. Navigating the Future: 3 Steps for Seamless Innovation Adoption in Business

Unlock business growth with AI, language models, and automation. Learn proven tips for seamless innovation integration into your business strategy.

225. Blockchain and the Future of Medicine [Infographic]

A look at how blockchain and healthcare go hand in hand.

226. Implementing Zero Trust Security

At its core, Zero Trust is an intuitive concept: assume that every device, user and network is compromised until proven otherwise.

227. A New Attack in the Age Of AI

Discover 'Disruption of Context' - a new AI cyberattack where insiders manipulate data to sabotage AI systems. Learn how to protect your organization.

228. Nmap: From Movies to the Most Used Tool in the Industry

Nmap was seen in many successful movies, from Chloe to Rihanna and die-hard 4. Discover the tool from a technical perspective.

229. 6 Ways Spotify Devalues Music

All Is Not Well In Music-Land

230. How to Change the World?! Pocket Guide for People With a Messiah Complex

How do you change the world? By doing good things. You don’t have to do big things or invent anything, but instead you can help others.

231. Artificial Intelligence is the Future, and It's Already Here

By 2030, artificial intelligence is projected to contribute at least $15.7 trillion to the global economy.

232. Debunking Diversity and Inclusion Myths in Big Tech

A recent controversial post written by a former Microsoft manager gets dissected and broken down with data that shows the author's biases and false narrative.

233. Upselling and Cross-selling: Boosting Tech Sales in a Changing Economy

234. Microsoft Completes $69 Billion Acquisition of Activision Blizzard Amid Regulatory Hurdles

Xbox Game Studios is now the parent company of Activision Blizzard

235. How Developers Will Work in 2022

The job of developers has never been more difficult. There is constant pressure to keep up with the trends. Here are a few to keep in mind for 2022.

236. Transforming Culinary Education: The AR/VR Journey with Scrappy Meals' Fridgie Smalls

Scrappy Meals XR’s Fridgie Smalls app solves key problems in cooking and education by leveraging analytics and immersive technology.

237. The Reddit Paradox: How AI is Driving Users Back to the Internet’s Most Un-AI Misfit

Why the sudden Internet exodus to a 19-year-old platform? Here's how AI and psychology are fueling Reddit’s growth.

238. How to Achieve 'Product of the Day' on Product Hunt Using a Trello Board

I recently discovered that you can earn the title of “Product of the Day” on Product Hunt with almost any product. You should try it out!

239. Musk's Open-Source Hyperloop: Players in the Race to Create the First

Originally conceived by Elon Musk in 2013, the Hyperloop has been touted as the fastest way to cross the surface of the Earth. Possibly one of the greatest leaps in transportation for generations, the concept promises to slash journey times between cities from several hours to a matter of minutes. On track to revolutionise our world, when can we expect the Hyperloop to become a reality and is it too good to be true?

240. The Best Replacement Options for Oracle Commerce Cloud

With Oracle Commerce Cloud being sunset, where should customers look next?

241. The Global Development of AI

The artificial intelligence economy is booming as generative AI like ChatGPT makes AI accessible and part of the layperson’s everyday life.

242. HN Editor Picks: Top Tech Stories of March 2023

Take a look at all the best HackerNoon stories, handpicked for your reading pleasure and education on trending tech topics.

243. Enhancing Developer Productivity: 4 Approaches for CTOs

I explain four strategic levers for CTOs and software engineering to improve developer productivity, ship faster and get better outcomes.

244. How to Take Your Resume from Pure Garbage to Landing Your Dream Job: Tips for Software Engineers

Ex-Google TechLead exposes must-know resume tips to land your job!

The brownies I'm eating: https://amzn.to/2XPq5IQ

245. Will AI Be The Key To The Green Revolution?

AI's superiority against the human race means that the transition to a greener future will be more efficient and take place at an accelerated pace.

246. How to Write Your First Full-stack Android App

In the span of 4 months, I planned out a mobile app idea, self-taught myself the Android framework, wrote my first REST API, and released my finished Android app onto the Google Play Store. I learned a lot along the way, so I thought I'd share what I learned.

247. Top Free And Paid VPN Services In 2021

The VPN creates a secure connection over the Internet. In the simplest terms, it works as a tunnel between a computer and a server. Every time you go online...

248. Here's How a Space Elevator Could Work

The idea of a space elevator is to create a permanent physical connection between Earth and space, allowing cargo and people to be delivered into space.

249. How to Connect Your Soundbar to External Components

It only takes a few minutes to connect your soundbar to your TV and get it running. But what if you want to set it up for another device, such as a gaming console or a Blu-ray player? Here, we go through the details such as the cables you need and settings you may have to change in your TV’s menu.

250. How Should I Prepare For a Technical Interview?

Red flag: Individuals who immediately jump into solutions and coding before the interviewer gives them the green light.

251. How You Can Make a Naruto Hand Signs Classifier using Deep Learning

Introduction: (How I got the idea and the process of how the dataset was developed)

252. Visions of Generative AI Smart Glasses: How Artificial Intelligence Will Take Over Eyewear

Let’s take a deeper look into the future of generative AI in smart glasses to better understand what the eyewear of tomorrow will be capable of.

253. Buying Into the AI Boom: Should Investors Brace Themselves for a Tech Stock Bull Run?

The emergence of generative artificial intelligence has provided a major boost to tech stocks. Could the revolutionary impact of AI help to deliver a bull run?

254. Our Politicians Don’t Understand Tech and it's Time to Put Them to the Test

Mark Zuckerberg shouldn't have to explain the internet to Congress. It's high time we made tech literacy a requirement for running for office.

255. Addiction Treatment: All You Need to Know About Telehealth

Telehealth addiction treatment works by providing real-time support, advice and guidance to help you overcome your addiction.

256. All The Secrets Of Encrypting API Keys In Ruby Revealed

257. Blockchain Facts: What Is It, How It Works, and How It Can Be Used

A blockchain is a decentralized, distributed digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers.

258. The Top Ten Hottest Trends in Automobile Technology

The transformative force of technology can be felt in all types of businesses, including the automobile industry. Technology has helped to transform the various aspects of the automotive sector include the buying process and the driving experience.

259. Taking Deepfakes Seriously

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming a reality, but how does it affect our society. Is it something we should fear or embrace? Read to learn more.

260. Secrets to Grow a Small Business Without Spending Money

Ex-Google Tech Lead shares his experience in growing a business from 0 to millions of users fast, and his top tips for you to get going too.

261. How To Get Rich Playing DEO Arena

In this article we will dive into the Player Vs Player, Play 2 Earn game, DEO Arena. Total prize pool for the first Tournament is $20,000 in $XOR

262. Learn Tech Jargon: Here Are 24 Terms You Should Know

Misha Da Vinci goes over 24 tech terms to make you smarter.

263. Of Man and Machine: How Tech Entrepreneurs Are Leading the Charge

Tech is often termed as ‘the future’ and for a good reason; the developments within the tech sector often shape the future as we know it. Think of how the internet changed every part of human life and how social media has permanently altered how we communicate and connect.

264. How to Improve Data Quality in 2022

Poor quality data could bring everything you built down. Ensuring data quality is a challenging but necessary task. 100% may be too ambitious, but here's what y

265. The Crazy Tales of IP Geolocation in Real Life

A report on various dimensions of incidences involving IP Geolocation.

266. Saudi NEOM Sparks a Brighter Future: Will Smart Cities Be the Next Big Thing?

Explore NEOM's visionary ambitions, potential, challenges, and global impact, and decide for yourself whether smart cities are the future.

267. 7 Best Outdoor Apps for Nature Lovers

Enjoy your outdoor hobbies with the best apps for nature lovers. 1. Birda App 2. iNaturalist 3. Solar walk 4. Alltrails, and more

268. Why co-location is the best way to mine bitcoin

Since the recent Bitcoin halving event, most small and medium crypto miners have had to shut down their mining rigs. Simply put, it is not profitable to have a mining rig in your home at current market prices. However, there are some solutions to the issue.

269. Make Money While Helping Out the HackerNoon Community

Take inspiration from one of the 50+ writing templates to get started writing your next story. Remember to create a top story that's also evergreen content!

270. Softer, Faster, Stronger: EdTech Startup Building Kids’ Soft Skills

EdTech Startup Building Kids’ Soft Skills | Interview with KIDDIO founder on challenges, perspectives and techniques of online soft skills development

271. Before Thinking About Ethical AI, First, Become Responsible

When talking about Responsible AI and Ethical AI, there still seems to be confusion.

272. Tech Categories, The Tech Topics Pit Stop

There’s one place where all HackerNoon tags hang out, and that's our brand-new Tech Categories Page - the perfect place to look for your next tech story.

273. An Interview with the Creator of JSON Douglas Crockford

We had a nice chat with Douglas Crockford, a well-known American computer programmer who was involved in the development of the JavaScript language.

274. Turning Your Imagination Into Reality

You need to know when your AirTaxi pickup time is. You think for a moment and the answer pops into your mind in less than a few milliseconds. You suddenly remember to catch up with your friend over in Shanghai and you reach out to him. A flood of joy washes over your mind as the connection is established. He allows you to traverse through his feelings and of a recent holiday as you connect with each other. A virtual message notification pops up in front of your eyes but intuitively, you will it to go away. You feel the AirTaxi landing outside and start walking towards it, through automatic doors, and allow it to carry out an invisible memory check before sitting down…

275. How Innovation Is Changing the World Despite Threats Of Decline

The digital ‘economy’ has now amassed an estimated value of $11.5 trillion globally, growing two and a half times faster than the global GDP across the past...

276. Amazon Layoffs Spark Controversy, Debate Among Stakeholders

Amazon, the e-commerce giant, has been facing a lot of criticism and backlash for its recent decision to lay off another 9,000 employees by the end of April.

277. Why You Should Chase Interesting Problems, Not Money

Feeling dissatisfied with your career? We grow up with the lie that money makes everything right. And it doesn't. Here's why.

278. How To Create a Communication Bridge Between Flutter And JavaScript

As a follow up to my article explaining how to create communication bridges in Android and iOS, I thought it might be a good idea to do the same for Flutter. While it may seem like this is a straightforward affair, you’ll soon realize it takes a bit of work to get this functionality working.

279. 10x Programmers: The True Way to Increase Software Engineering Productivity

A 10x programmer is a software developer that outperforms the average programmer in terms of productivity by at least 10x.

280. Everything I Learned (the Hard Way) as a First-Time AI SaaS Founder

A first-time CEO shares what went right, what went wrong, and the governance mistakes every startup founder should avoid before it’s too late.

281. Neuromarketing: Understanding Consumer Behavior Through Technology

Neuromarketing uses technology to decode consumer choices, offering insights for tailored marketing strategies.

282. Practical Cryptography with Go

What algorithm(s) to use, what is safe enough, what is not safe, which implementation, padding, what type of key, encoding, etc

283. Creating an Integration Platform That is Easy and Scalable

The good company interview - find out what is the origin story of ZigiWave, what is so great about the ZigiWave team and how to integrate multiple systems.

284. Understanding Rails Polymorphic Active Record Associations

Brief Introduction

285. 10 Reasons Why NFTs Will Be Hot in 2023

What was once touted as a lazy-man’s trade has emerged to be the anchoring technology of Web 3.0.

286. You’re Not Alone, Coding is Hard! How to Deal with Programming Roadblocks

Ex-Google Tech Lead explains why programming is so hard.

287. The Importance and Benefits of a Hackathon in 2022

This story will explore the importance and benefits of a hackathon in 2022

288. DevOps Explained: Five Levels of Understanding

This article explains devops as clearly as possible for any audience level so anyone can share in the coolness of using such a techy term.

289. The Magic of Altcoins: How do I Know if a Coin is Worthy of Attention?

There are more and more altcoins. But how do you know it's not a scam? How do you know if a coin is worth paying attention to? We tell you in this column.

290. Automate, But Don't Eliminate: We Still Need A Human Touch

Let's face it: for the business world, automation is like the flashy new $5,000 Weber barbecue you saw in your neighbor's yard last summer. You bought it because it seemed like the 'thing to do', but when it arrived at your doorstep, you realized – I've got no freaking idea how to use this thing.

291. How Slack Turned Failure Into Fortune

Slack is one of the most successful tech businesses of all time. But how did they do it?

292. 3 Best DVD Ripper Software for Windows and Mac

We all know that a DVD ripping software works by transferring a video into DVDs, back up or edit a DVD content, as well as to convert a DVD video into the media player and mobile devices playback.

293. Building Around A Niche: The Story Behing Carrd's MVP and Success

Learning how to build a better MVP by studying Carrd's growth to $1m ARR and 1.6m users.

294. Contains Duplicate and Missing Number

author: Sergei Golitsyn https://t.me/crack_code_interview

return true if any value appears at least twice
number in the range that is missing from arr

295. How to Run a Tech Business in 2023: 4 Tips From a Ukrainian Startup CEO

Running a tech business in 2023 can be difficult. Here are four tips you can follow to develop your business this year.

296. Working in a Company Just Isn't for Me

I respect the various reasons people pursuing a career, but I'm clearly wired for something else and will exhaust all options before I go there.

297. How to Be a Great Mentor in 5 Steps

Here are some crucial steps I believe each mentor should take in order to build a long-lasting relationship with their mentees.

298. I Left Banking For Tech And It Was The Best Career Decision I've Ever Made

I quit my Hong Kong finance job and changed the course of my life through technology. Two years after making the switch into tech and I still love the industry.

299. Bringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story of Danny De Hek and Sultan Kassam

Bringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story of Danny De Hek and Sultan KassamBringing Dishonest Crypto Journalists Lies to Light - The Story

300. Google's Best Practices: Using a Design Doc

Ex-Google Tech Lead talks you through the #1 engineering practice: Design Docs.

301. AI Proving to Be an Integral Part of Cryptocurrency High Volume Transaction Security

There are several significant concerns regarding cryptocurrency that make some investors hesitant.

302. "Python is eating the software development world right now"

An Interview with Talk Python to Me Podcast founder, Michael Kennedy.

303. Overview of the Top Available Career Paths for Software Engineers With Advice on How to Navigate it

Ex-Google Tech Lead walks you through the career paths for software engineers and computer science majors.

304. How AI Is Changing Invoicing

New, helpful technologies constantly emerge, but few are as disruptive as artificial intelligence (AI). It’s hard to think of an industry AI can’t improve, but data-heavy, high-precision businesses like invoice factoring companies stand to gain more than most. As e-invoicing becomes the norm, AI’s potential in the industry will only grow.

305. Case Studies, Digests, Open-source? How Should IT Companies Promote Themselves?

How do you write a case study in a language understandable to the client — without losing expertise?

306. How Decentralized Cloud sets Business Free from Computing and Storage Barriers

Decentralized cloud like Aleph offers a secure, transparent, and cost-effective alternative to traditional cloud by using peer-to-peer networks.

307. Top 30 Software Development Companies in Denver

Most companies today are technology companies. They aim at digitizing their back-office and frontline operations, which requires extensive IT assistance. However, trying to pursue agile methods, many businesses choose to outsource their digital transformation to external consultants’ IT teams as the alternative to running their own.

308. How To Prepare For A Technical Interview

As an engineer you will face several controversial situations when looking for a new job. I've been there too and now I'm sharing what worked for me.

309. Turkish‌ ‌Farmer‌ ‌Uses ‌Virtual‌ ‌Reality‌ ‌for Healthier ‌Milk‌ Production ‌

A Russian farmer, Izzet Koçak, uses VR on cows to increase milk production and health and a Turkish farmer has followed suit.

310. 4 Emerging Technologies to Help Your Small Business Transform its Supply Chain Management

Managing supply chains can be one of the most costly and labor-intensive hurdles for small businesses to overcome.

311. How To Become A VSCode Girl - From A VSCode Girl

I didn’t coin the term “VSCode girl” but I’m here to teach you how to become one. It’s a lifestyle, a mindset, not a stereotype.

312. What Data Science Has Taught Me

I always tell people that data is not the new oil, instead, it is the new time machine.

313. Can we be honest about ethics?

The “manifesto for data practices” (datapractices.org), was produced by a Data for Good Exchange, sponsored by Data for Democracy and Bloomberg, promoted by former U.S. Chief Data Scientist DJ Patil. The document’s creators incurred no risk by creating and promoting it, so it should not be surprising that the product fails to live up to its own ethical standards. We won’t fix ethics by fixing those tools, the creators of those tools built systematic bias into their products before deploying them.

314. The Tech Community's Efforts to Dethrone OpenAI

OpenAI is starting to raise some ethical concerns, and now the tech community wants to fight back. Here is a quick summary.

315. How Code-Switching Leads to Imposter Syndrome for WOC in Corporate Technology

Exceptional performance can be highlighted without cultural barriers and division of circumstances.

316. Hacking the Remote Work Economy [Infographic]

Thanks to the rapid spread of COVID-19 people have started working remotely out of necessity, as more states order shelter-in-place protocols to fight the spread. A growing list of 20 states, including most of New England and the West Coast, have closed all bars and restaurants to the public, to curb the spread of the deadly virus. With over 4 million people working from home, the internet has allowed many of us to continue business as usual, with a few modifications.

317. Affective Computing, Mindless AI and a World for the Taking

Affective computing is a term that refers to the synergy between AI and psychology in order to understand and affect emotions. Another term for it could be emot

318. Founder Interviews: Matt Creager of Manifold

Matt is the co-founder & VP of Marketing and Developer Relations at Manifold, the cloud-native marketplace company.

319. What Mobile Apps will be Built in 2022

Our hot take on mobile app development predictions and trends for the rest of 2022

320. Best No-code Tools for Product Managers

A quick overview of no-code tools that can be useful for Product Managers, from Airtable to Retool.

321. Subtitles for Living: AR's Role in Language Translation

AR shines when our relationship with technology becomes more intuitive and in 2022, emerging AR capabilities are taking language translation a step further.

322. White Employees Are Heavily Over-Represented In Tech Leadership

I collected and analyzed employment data by race for 57 of the biggest tech employers in the US (1). Here are the top level conclusions:

323. Bitcoin Ultimatum – The Next Generation Bitcoin by Nikolay Udianskyi

Cryptocurrencies have proven to be the most innovative technology to be developed in a while. From making payments and settling remittances to serving as a hedge for investments and helping to transfer assets over a secure and anonymous network, there are various uses of cryptocurrencies- and each of them continued to get developed almost as the days go by.

Data Breaches: Why You Should Never Share Your Passwords

325. Network Detection and Response: the Future of Cybersecurity

A look at how network detection and response is the future of cyber security

326. The 'Cloud 100' is Pretty Much a List of APIs. Find out why.

Why (nearly) every company in the Forbes' Cloud 100 has a public application programming interface (API).

327. Global Surge Fuels GITEX Takeover of Dubai with Dual Mega Venues

HackerNoon is proud to be a media partner for this year’s GITEX GLOBAL at Dubai World Trade Centre, on October 16-20, 2023. Read on to see what you can expect.

328. Shaping The Future of the Healthcare Industry with Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the capability to modernize recurring processes for clinicians. This increases the efficiency and accuracy of patient care.

329. The Internet of Things (IoT) and the HVAC Industry

The term “Internet of things (IoT)” is often used in tech-savvy conversations, and its prevalence in society is increasing exponentially. It is here to stay by making our lives ever more productive. The days of standalone appliances are long gone, and interconnected ‘smart’ devices are the way forward. Even though IoT is already making its presence felt in the fields of consumer electronics, household appliances, power utility distribution, and financial services, there are still some obstacles to cross and mountains to climb before we truly live in an interconnected world.

330. As the Hype Ends, Brazil's Tech Startup Investment Landscape is Changing for the Better

Brazil's become a startup paradise, but the current funding low is leaving its mark. What's in store for the Brazilian startup ecosystem at the end of 2022

331. How to Keep Earning a Salary While Transitioning Into a Role as a Product Manager

How to switch successfully to a role in product management.

332. The Overview of the Mobile App Development Industry in Singapore [2020]

Mobile app development has become an actual topic for many businesses in Singapore and worldwide. Enterprises, startups, and SMEs use custom mobile apps to increase productivity, set business processes, acquire new customers, generate additional revenue — there are plenty of ways how a mobile app can boost a business in the digital era.

333. The World's Largest Block...and Solving the Scalability Problem with the RIFT Protocol

Blockchain was billed as a solution to many of the problems that traditional technology faces when it comes to connecting various parties from one end of the world to another, and it has done pretty well at that. However, certain issues linger, and the RIFT protocol helps to get that out of the way.

334. A Simple Introduction to Banking-as-a-service

Basics of Baas

335. How AI and Machine Learning are Reshaping SaaS FinTech

AI and Machine learning are awesome pieces of technology. With applications in many fields, find out how AI and ML are reshaping the Saas fintech landscape.

336. The Beginner’s Guide to Making a Chatbot

There has been a lot of talk about chatbots these days. You come across them quite often in Facebook Messenger.

337. Key Tactics The Pros Use For Feature Extraction From Time Series

338. AI & IOT: Transforming the Future of Website Design

Artificial intelligence, AI, learns, identifies, and implements using machines to design websites consistent with the present trends of the market by generating a customized website design. AI is exploring various platforms, such as the grid, Wix, bookmark, Adobe Sensei, fire drop, GoDaddy, etc. It takes the brain of the designer and formulates it into a machine by creating various programs by understanding all the principles of design according to the present observation of website action.

339. 6 Software Engineering Soft Skills That You Need

As a software engineer, you should contemplate and reflect on how you can better improve your soft skills with users, customers, and team members.

340. How to Hack Your Way Into Google (Spoiler Alert: You’ll be Using Wheels)

Learn about my secret way for getting into Google.

341. Accusations Thrown at RealPage: Were They Colluding With Landlords?

A Texas-based real estate tech company is facing a new barrage of questions about whether its software is helping landlords coordinate rental pricing...

342. Big Tech Companies are Killing Kubernetes: Here's How

Noah Kantrowitz explains how big tech companies are killing Kubernetes.

343. The Future of Battery Technology: What’s Next?

Lithium-ion batteries are the standard for electronics, electric vehicles and are also growing in popularity for military and aerospace applications. A prototype Li-ion battery was developed by Akira Yoshino in 1985, then a commercial Li-ion battery was developed by a Sony and Asahi Kasei team in 1991. Since then, there haven't really been any breakthroughs in rechargeable batteries, however, because Lithium is finite and not renewable, we will need to find different methods of making these batteries that almost all our electronic devices rely on.

We don't yet have true p2p social commonly used and hopefully by the time you end this short essay you will think as I do that it's really important that we do.

345. 3 reasons growth-focused tech companies need PR during a down economy

Using PR during a down economy is essential for growth-minded tech companies

346. Which Layer 2 Solutions Are Helping Ethereum Scale?

Layer2 Blockchain protocols are helping with the scalability to the L1 protocols. Others Blockchains like DComm are using subnets to scale the Blockchain.

347. 124 Stories To Learn About Youtube

Learn everything you need to know about Youtube via these 124 free HackerNoon stories.

348. What the Transcontinental Railroads Teaches Us About Tech

This article looks back in time at the history of the development of the railroad infrastructure that took place during the 19th century.

349. Alibaba’s “Homecoming” IPO in Hong Kong

Image: Sam Tsang

350. 7 Things Every Startup Founder Should Know About Software Security

Explore vital security aspects that all startup founders should know. These insights will help you understand what you should expect from your security team.

351. Learning How To Work Anywhere

Why one should be flexible in working from anywhere in the world that has a functional internet connection to become more successful in their life and wrok.

AI has been making big waves, and HackerNoon is busy chatting about all things AI, like programming tools, text processors, and AI applications.

It’s a brutal NFT winter, but you wouldn’t know it from the lit discord of Axie Infinity’s first social club. Today, we sit with BYAC founder Zakariah Wain.

354. Building Great Things Before They're Built

Do It Before It's 'Cool'

355. On Galileo’s Crazy Life (And Why Science & Tech Are Never Straightforward)

This is an article describing the complex, roundabout story of how Galileo Galilei helped shape our modern world & technology.

356. Why Blockchain Technology Is the Most Feared Enemy of a Corrupt Government

Why does the government hate bitcoin and blockchain technology? This is due to their inexplicable involvement in corruption and their blatant support for it.

357. Eyes Forward: The World of Smart Contact Lens Patents

Patents cover the most exciting fields of development. What is happening with smart contact lenses?

358. Evolving as a Founding CTO

Founding CTOs weigh in on how they adapted their role when the company grew to suit their needs and that of their company.

359. How Coronavirus Will Affect Tech Industry

We are all aware of the situation that’s currently happening with the Coronavirus. Some people think that it’s not a big deal, it’ll go away in the next month or so, but these people don’t understand how deadly it can be for the tech industry and the global economy as well. Since the global economy is not my field, I’ll focus on the tech industry.

360. Keyboard Layouts and Their Place in the Web

How come QWERTY became the most popular keyboard, despite the fact that it might be not the most comfortable to use?

361. Serverless Computing, Low Code/No-Code to Dominate DevOps Trends in 2023

What are the new up-and-coming trends for DevOps? We count to 5 and give you what is on the horizon for 2023.

362. How DoorDash Has Been Winning the Food Delivery War

DoorDash has overtaken their competitors and achieved admirable success in only seven years of existing. The business lessons we can learn from them are spot on

363. Will AI Replace You at the Office?

As more organizations embrace AI-powered technologies, employees continue to question what the future holds for them.

364. 22 Predictions for the Tech Landscape in 2022

From the Metaverse to Space Wars, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

365. Verification and Configuration Management for Avionics Systems

The performance of verification and configuration management is essential to the ARP4754A document and other avionics development documents. ARP4754A, officially titled Guidelines for Development of Civil Aircraft And Systems, is concerned with “the development of aircraft systems taking into account the overall aircraft operating environment and functions.”

366. The Future of Business is AI: Embracing the Change

The rise of AI is leading to more efficient, effective, and innovative businesses, and companies that embrace this change will reap the benefits for years.

367. Justin Sun Discusses Blockchain Technology and How it Can Impact the World

Justin Sun discusses the history of blockchain technology, and how internet decentralization can impact the world in a myriad of ways.

368. JavaScript: A Complex Love Story - A Dissection and Probable Resolution

The ideal step forward for JavaScript today is to retire it. Our focus should shift towards the next language.

369. Technology That Invalidates Regulation

As technological advancements continue to accelerate at an ever greater pace, the landscape of various industries is changing rapidly.

370. Today’s three main problems in Web3 games and how we are going to solve it together

Games define us, make us wiser and more street-smart, calm us down, and bring us together as a community. Lets discuss about web3 common problems.

371. Building A Custom Contact Center: Top Hacks From Telnyx

At Telnyx, we've always had a soft spot for the "do-it-yourself" approach. From kitting out our office spaces with custom-built dashboards and tooling, all the way to building our own global private IP communications network from the ground up, diving in and getting our hands dirty has given us a way of expressing ourselves and our problem-solving creativity, all the while helping us to operate and serve our customers more efficiently.

372. Technologies That Will Transform Our Lives in the Following 10 Years

The world will see more changes over the next ten years than it has in the past century. Augmented and virtual reality technologies, wearable devices, brain-computer interfaces, artificial intelligence and the Internet of things will veer everyone's life upside down.

373. How Augmented Reality (AR) is Changing the Recruitment World

Immersive technologies like Augmented reality and Virtual reality have been used for quite some time in the media and entertainment field.

374. The Uncomfortable Truths I Discovered When AI Tools Crossed Ethical Lines

Recently, while exploring Google Gemini's image generation for my personal project, I noticed something unsettling.

375. 10+ Questions you Should ask Yourself Before Developing an AI Solution

So you want to start your project basing on Artificial Intelligence. That's great but... are you really sure it is the best move?

376. Machine Learning: What Does The Future Look Like?

Machine learning (ML) is the process which enables a computer to perform something that it has not been explicitly told to do. Hence, ML assumes the central role in making sentient machines a reality. With the launch of Sophia, an AI robot developed by Hanson robotics, we wonder how close we are to be outclassed by these smart fellows.

377. It is Intellectual to Protect Your Property

Intellectual Property (IP) is one of the major staples of tech company growth.

378. Online Retail Innovation: Here's What 2021 Has In Store For Payments After The Digital Boom In 2020

The significant shift towards online shopping has been accompanied by the increasing adoption of digital payments.

379. The Rise of Deepfake Technology: Navigating the Realm of AI-Generated Images & Videos

Deepfake technology is a type of artificial intelligence that can create or manipulate images, videos, and audio that look and sound realistic but are not.

380. Node.js Inject: How to Conduct and Why to Use

Today, I would like to show you how to execute custom JS code in another Node.js process and to get a proper result. These are relatively simple code examples, which demonstrate basic ideas of native code calls with the help of Frida framework.

381. Optimize Model Training with a Data Streaming Client

Were you ever annoyed when you had to pull a massive dataset (versioned using DVC) before training your model?

382. Migration to Quantum Encryption Begins Today: How Leveraging Quantum-Resistant Certificates Can Help

How to migrate to quantum computers today? The deployment of quantum-resistant certificates will ease the frightful number-crunching power of quantum computing.

383. Twitter Just Got Smaller

Twitter let go of at least 200 employees recently, leaving it with a workforce of less than 2,000.

384. 10 Predictions for a Post-COVID World: Contactless retail, New unicorns and Other

The world as we knew it before will never be the same. The pandemic is reshaping everything from how we work and shop to how we exercise and socialize. There was a great post by Emma Rose Bienvenu that got a lot of traffic where Emma shared her 7 predictions for a Post-Coronavirus World and named remote work, automation, and telemedicine as the key trends shaping our new normal.

The most comprehensive rundown of the latest AI updates from the top social media platforms. What's gimmick, what's gold?

386. "Vim is a Very Important Part of My Life," says Creator Bram Moolenaar

We had a great talk with Bram Moolenaar, a Dutch computer programmer and an active member of the open-source software community. Bram is the original author, ma

387. Can Technology Fix Modern Dating?

Technology broke modern dating: but here's how it can fix it.

388. Is Gen Z Sold on FinTech?

Is Gen Z thoroughly persuaded by fintech’s value, or are they moving the goalposts for FinTech firms?

389. Tech Career Stories: From Frontend Developer to Principal Software Engineer

50+ books and resources that help me in my journey in tech.

390. Simplify Custom User Models by Open-Sourcing Django-Swap-User

if you are tired of copying a custom user model from one project to other ones—use this package. It will do it all for you!

391. Sales Pitch Shake-Up: Part Two—The Pitch Hack So Obvious, You’ll Kick Yourself

One simple sales pitch hack rooted in neuroscience that'll leave your prospects hungry for your solution.

392. How Buzzfeed Plans to Use AI to Generate Listicles and More Content

Buzzfeed will use AI technologies to create personalized content for its users.

393. The Next Phase of the Metaverse Will Be Shaped by Global Events

We believe that 2023 will see the accelerated development of two major trends within the metaverse space, both dictated by global events.

394. Exploring Some of Web3's Flawed Business Models

Web3 has become a popular buzzword nowadays, which has shown promise but has yet to deliver value at scale.

395. Are Developers The Driving Force For Innovation In Tech?

Tech innovation has become the driving force of our economy, having an immense contribution to economic growth.

396. Could a Trade War Present an Opportunity for AI to Showcase its Worth for Hedge Funds?

Trade wars are generally bad news for markets, and traders struggle as their judgments are clouded by tariffs and retaliatory measures.

397. The 5 Most Flirtatious Coding Practices For Seducing Your Co-workers

In the realm of coding, where logic and precision reign supreme, a daring exploration awaits.

398. Why 5G Security Will Suffer From 4G Vulnerabilities

The fifth generation of mobile communication networks isn’t on its way; it's already here. You’ve probably heard plenty about 5G in the past few years, as this promising new generation of wireless technology is what’s enabling the continued spread of the internet of things and a host of other digital innovations. Virtually all tech experts agree that 5G technology is a good thing, given that it will lead to faster connectivity and more secure networks. However, there are good reasons to believe that the staggered deployment of 5G technology will mean that it remains vulnerable to a number of security woes currently plaguing 4G technology.

399. How COVID-19 Has Impacted Venture Capital Funding

Remember when we thought COVID was just a horrible stage in our lives that would disappear after a month of masks and hand sanitizer? Oh, how sweet and naïve we were. As the pandemic marches on and many countries consider a second lockdown, businesses are having to look back on how they have managed these last 7 months and strategize for a corona-filled future.

400. Meet Roam Telecoms, Runner-up of the Startups of the Year in London, UK

Roam Telecoms green and clean tech founded by female entrepreneur Shanaz Khan, which is the runner up to Hackernoon Start up of the Year 2023.

401. The Top 5 Technologies to Watch out For in 2022

The future lies in its convergence, as Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) will impact every industry vertical in 2022 and in the approaching years.

402. How the Artificial Intelligence Boom is Taking Data Aggregation to the Next Level

With recent use cases building momentum, we’re finally beginning to see the true power of the GenAI boom in data aggregation.

403. How Your HTML5 Code Can Impress Google's Robots

You and HTML5 can get the attention of Google’s robots. To do it you can write the coding strategically following some rules of the HTML’s semantic. It is easy and there are a lot of advantages to making it.

404. Technology and the 21st Century Artist: The Search for a New Aesthetic

This article discusses how advancements in technology can influence art aesthetics.

405. Aves Lair Announces Three Startups Comprising Inaugural Accelerator Cohort

New York, NY, (December 14, 2020) – Aves Lair, a New York-based venture capital and frontier technology accelerator, announced today the debut of three innovative startups in its Winter 2020 cohort.

406. Meet the Writer: Contributor Nicolas Fränkel, Head of Developer Advocacy on Apache APISIX

Nicolas Fränkel is the Head of Developer Advocacy working on the Apache APISIX project.

407. 3 Efficient Ways to Reverse a List in Python

Reversing a list is a common requirement in any programming language. In this tutorial, we will learn the effective way to reverse a list in Python.

408. Real-time Machine Learning For Recommendations and Search Engines

Learn about the real-time machine learning for recommendation and search engines.

409. Cloud Computing Basics: A Quick Guide for Newbies

Regardless of your background having a basic understanding of cloud computing is an invaluable skill.

410. Lead Product Designer Katarina Markina Talks About the Future and How Her Work Helps People

Katarina is a designer with 10+years of experience in the field. She is known for her bold, bright, and experimental mobile apps.

411. Explainability of AI Systems Without Responsibility and Accountability is Not Sufficient

The explainability of an artificial intelligence system is an essential first step in establishing confidence in the system.

412. How HP left me Paranoid after taking My 3400$

If you’ve been reading my posts, you would know my love for Machine Learning and Self Driving Cars.

413. Connecting on LinkedIn: A Guide to Getting Interviews and Landing Job Offers

Go to LinkedIn. Scroll through jobs. Find postings you may have a good chance of getting hired for. Click on a job posting. Upload resume. Submit. Repeat, over and over.

414. What We’ll Likely See From the Sprint and T-Mobile Merger Through 2023

Those of us in the business of selling secondhand mobile phones have been closely following the new cell phone trends and developments in 2020. However, one piece of news that has gotten a bit buried amid it all is the T-Mobile/Sprint merger. T-Mobile successfully acquired Sprint on April 1. As you may have noticed, it’s been somewhat of a quiet summer as far as the merger goes—but that’s about to change.

415. The Common Properties of All Great VPN Networks

Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) are the pinnacle of the security and privacy industry. They allow for companies and individuals to get access to some restricted services and access other websites that they might not be able to access on their own.

416. 7 Tips on How a Junior IT Professional Can Find a Job Today

The competition between even the experienced candidates with vast experience is tough; for junior tech talents finding their first job is a real challenge.

417. 12 Ways in Which Slack can Enhance Your Team’s Remote Work Culture

In this article, you’ll find 12 amazing Slack tips for remote teams.

418. Twitter's Plans for Subscription Explained (Not About Last Night...)

A recent job listing by Twitter reveals the company’s plans for a subscription based platform. They’re recruiting web engineers to work on a “subscription-based platform”.

419. What is Digital Footprint Management?

Your digital footprint refers to the trail of information you generate when creating, sharing, or storing any digital data.

420. The Overhyped Fall of Reddit

Reddit crisis sparks protest over controversial pricing policy, misinformation fuels panic.

421. Lessons From the WeWork and Blue Apron Hype

Startup founders' dreams are often filled with massive fundraising rounds, IPOs, and high valuations, and their nightmares with crashing stock prices and angry VCs. WeWork and Blue Apron have long been the type of company many founders look up to, but they seem to be facing their demise in 2019. How do companies with so much initial promise crash and burn so quickly? And how do we avoid the same fate?

422. Germany-based E-commerce Providers For Retail Startups

According to market research firm IBISWorld, the impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus) on industries around the world continues to climb everyday. With coronavirus cases spreading rapidly in Germany and Italy, pressure is growing for a broader response in the country’s IT & tech and business industry.

423. Recommender Systems in E-commerce: Why Are They Crucial and How Do You Improve Them?

An integral part of every e-commerce business is its recommender system (RS).

424. How to Improve Privacy in Conversational AI

Artificial intelligence is a great tool that assists you with fostering your business on the internet.

425. Edge Computing Optimizes the Power of Cloud at the Network Periphery

Edge computing is becoming a mammoth technology that pushes computation and data storage closer to the devices where it's being gathered.

426. What will be the next big thing in the USB Industry?

Read this article to inform yourself of its diverse classification and to get a glimpse of what is happening in this industry now.

427. The One Web 3.0 Guide to Rule 'em All

But to better imagine web3, you must know that the world implemented Web 1.0 (The first generation of the Internet) earlier and currently uses Web 2.0.

428. How and Why to Expand to APAC as a European Tech Company in 2022

The Asia Pacific technology market is expected to grow by 6.2% in 2022 to reach US$675bln. Here's why and how to successfully expand to APAC as a tech startup.

429. 28 Topics and Dev Boards Giveaways at the 2022 RT-Thread IoT OS Global Tech Conference

The virtual conference will feature 28 trending topics, starting from June 1 to June 3.

430. OnlyFans’ Truth Laid Bare: The Marriage of Sex, Money, Tech and Power

Sex, money, tech and power. OnlyFans, a social media platform created to share explicit content against tips, finds a way to merge all four.

431. If You’re Trying to Talk to Everybody, You’re Not Reaching Anybody

2019 Tech Trends for Marketers: How finely tuned is your targeting?

432. Learnings from the Big Market Tech Failures of Zune, Fire Phone, Windows Phone and Snap Spectacles

Last year, I did a talk, as part of orienting a team of automotive executives in modern way of iterative working, challenging the prevailing belief that perfect pre-planning backed by big money will always be a clear winner. I used a bunch of highly hyped tech failures to drive the point home. The talk inspired great discussions, and led to sea change in how we ended up working together afterwards. I hope you will find it equally stimulating.

433. Time Travel Through 2010s Technology: Part 1

We are now close to the end of an important decade for technology, a decade that started without many of the innovations that today we consider part of the norm. Artificial intelligence at home, self-driving cars, wearable devices, supercomputers in our pockets… the 2010s not only changed the technology we use, but also how we communicate and think. Privacy has never been so critical as a selling point, and information bubbles have never been so polarizing. Today, we are at a turning point in the tech industry; it’s not clear what’s going to be the next revolutionary tech segment, or how companies are going to keep convincing customers to upgrade their various devices.

434. Smart homes are getting mainstream: 85% of Americans bought a smart device in 2020

According to the Safewise study, 85% of Americans bought a smart home device in 2020, and three-quarters of them were 44 or younger.

435. The Digital Age and Its Roots: A Journey from Gutenberg to Google

Discover how the printing press and the internet revolutionized communication and information sharing. Learn how their similarities changed history

436. 5 Mind-Blowing Real-World Applications Made with Unity — Taking Gaming Technology to the Next Level!

Unity has been used to create some amazing real-world applications that have revolutionized the way we interact with technology.

437. The Tech Industry is a Balancing Act Between Two Value Systems: Cash and Humanity

Tech is a balancing act between two value systems (cash and humanity) and it can never not be. Here's why:

438. What is a POS System and Why is it Important for your Business?

Let's explain the benefits of a POS system using something almost everyone loves: pizza. Reducing the waiting time is one step towards building a happy customer base. Domino's uses an efficient POS system. So all their sales invoices are generated within minutes and you can grab your bite as soon as possible. YAY!

439. How I Got a Job at Google (as a Software Engineer)

Ex-Google Tech Lead explains how he landed a job offer at Google as a software engineer. Get your beautiful website started at http://squarespace.com/techlead, use code TECHLEAD for 10% off.

The road to Google took me a brutal 10 years to travel. Even still, most never make it. I share the story about the path I took that led me to success, and all the failures and missteps on the way there. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.

440. How Email Became the Weakest Link in Cybersecurity

When did email become the weakest security link? Email was never intended to transmit sensitive information, but as with all technologies people began using it differently than it was intended to be used and it wasn’t long before hackers learned they could send malicious links and malware directly to a person’s computer via email. These days we know that email can contain malicious links, but we aren’t always trained to spot them, and sometimes we assume the spam filters will take care of it for us. Email has become the weakest link, and it’s costing businesses big time.

441. The 90s Were a Crazy Time

Celso Martinho explains why the 90s were a crazy time.

442. HealthTech: Revolutionizing Healthcare through Technology

Explore how HealthTech is revolutionizing the way we diagnose, treat, and prevent illnesses. From telemedicine to AI, learn how technology is improving patient.

443. How Does the Future of the Solar Energy Market Look?

In this article, I will tell you how the solar energy industry is doing and why to me solar is the “bitcoin” of future energy.

444. Market Scenarios: Bitcoin Could Reach $25,000 Soon

Travel is one of the most critical aspects of the global economy. The international community and global economy were built on the ability of people to move from place to place and access lands unknown. It is part of what makes the world what it is today.

445. GitHub Actions To Bring You Consistency

Read an article on how to use the GitHub Actions Evrone wrote to run rubocop, brakeman, reek, fasterer, hadolint, and dotenv-linter linters on your project.

446. The Evolving Landscape of Prediction Markets

An examination of how the cryptocurrency industry is revolutionizing the prediction market space.

447. Idea Factories — How Do we Create More and Better Ideas for Humanity

The concept of ideas being trumped by execution in the startup world is so prevalent that there is no single adage to capture it.

448. The Apple Vision Pro is Best Described Through The Five Stages of Grief

Denial, anger, bargaining, and depression are all the center of the Apple Vision Pro reveal.

449. What Does the Future of Human Resources Look Like for Tech in a Post-COVID-19 Era?

When COVID-19 reared its ugly head back in March, employers realized that they needed to brace for the worst. For many companies, human resources (HR) have been scrambling to put together plans to help their respective company weather the storm, providing mechanisms for employees to work from home.

450. 4 Zoom Tweaks To Improve The Quality of Your WFH Meetings

The Coronavirus outbreak is no less than a fortune for Zoom. The cloud meetings app has seen enormous growth that roots from the disruption of normal routine due to lockdowns everywhere. From the surge of Zoom app downloads worldwide to the company almost doubling its annual revenue, 2020 may have a bad start for most of us but for Zoom it’s their heydays.

451. Why Can't Live Video Be Better?

A look at the emerging trends of live video, and how it can look to become improved in today's market.

452. What Are the Differences Between an LMS and an LXP?

An LMS (Learning Management System) and LXP (Learning Experience Platform) are both tools for organizations that allow them to deliver learning and development materials. However, they operate in different ways and are suited to different types of organizations.

453. Machine Learning is Driving the Future

AdValorem Angel Syndicate drives the future with investment in machine learning.

454. 5 Successful Strategies for Finding a Job in Tech

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people search for jobs, but it is still possible to find a rewarding tech job. To make your job-hunt successful, utilize multiple strategies at the same time. Let’s take a look at the most effective ones.

For all its talk of disrupting existing technologies and making our lives better, the tech industry hasn't been especially good at keeping its employees happy. In fact, Millennial tech workers are reaching alarming burnout rates and leave their jobs more frequently than previous generations. There are several factors at play in both issues, but one big problem is that many Millennials are not finding meaning and purpose in their work.

456. How the Industrial Revolution Changed Society: A Mixed Blessing

How did the Industrial Revolution change society? Analyzing this, we can more sustainably prepare ourselves for the next technology-driven evolutions.

457. Talent for Tech? Job Tips From 5 Top Women in Tech

As the technology sector expands, there are exponential opportunities for people from all backgrounds and disciplines to carve out new careers for yourself.

458. Django And Asynchronous Support: A Never Ending Story

Last year, when Django 3.0 came out there was a lot of buzz in the developer community about how Django 3.0 has support for asynchronous now but what does that mean for most developers? I guess we'll find out.

459. Isht Dwivedi Is Working Toward Developing Safer Next Generation Cars

Honda has set a far-reaching goal of cutting traffic collision fatalities to half by 2030 and eliminating them completely by 2050.

460. Using React-Typescript With FaceIO for User Face Authentication

This is part of a two part series, where I am going to show you how to use React and Typescript coupled with FaceIO to sign-up and authenticate a user.

461. The Keep Truckin ELD: cool and cost-effective

ELD, Electronic Logging Device is an integral part of every truck. The ELD device is aimed at creating a safe and efficient environment for truck drivers. The ELD device is a component of all commercial trucks. It helps to maintain an easy logging and tracking of location, engine diagnostics, and driver activity. The ELD help both the drivers and the business by improving the efficiency and maintain accurate records.

462. 3.6 Million Websites Went Offline Due to a Fire: How Decentralized Cloud Would've Prevented It

Centralized cloud has never been a safe custodian of your private data but we may have finally found the perfect solution - Decentralized Cloud Storage.

463. You Either Grow Your Business or You Don’t - Growth Hacking is Total BS!

There is no short cut to business growth; hacking or not! It takes good effort, consistency, and innovation to build a business that can stand the test of time.

464. Breakpoint 2022: a Global Gathering of Leading Solana Builders, Key Industry Players, and Innovators

The Solana community held its Breakpoint 2022 conference in Lisbon from November 4-7. It turned out to be a very productive, lively, and engaging meeting.

465. Why is Technology Underused in Learning

Before, I start I want to differentiate between learning and education. Of course, technology has contributed immensely to make education accessible. However, I am here to talk about learning.

466. How to Get the Identifier For Advertisers (IDFA) in iOS14

If the title of this article means something to you, then you are probably aware of the earthquake caused by iOS14.

467. SBF is Just the Most Recent Kraken Lurking in the Crypto Industry

It’s not that we don’t have a need for kings; we have a need to not have one at all!

468. Smart Tattoos: A Deep Dive

I recently wrote an article titled “The “Next Big Thing” in Technology : 20 Inventions That Will Change the World”, which was read more than 21,000 times in August. Interestingly, out of the 20 innovations described, “Smart Tattoos” is the one that generated the most excitement.

469. How Technology Has changed the Logistics Industry

Improved technology has also increased productivity in the supply chain. It is helping to make the shipping process more efficient.

470. 100x Simpler - The Ultimate Open-Source Guide

Discover everything you need to know about open source contributions, from getting started with GitHub to finding great projects and following best practices.

471. 6 Tips for Improving Cybersecurity in the Workplace

In this post, we'll cover some fundamental and practical ways to boost workplace cybersecurity.

472. Problem Solving Questions During PM Interview

Problem-solving question is the most frequent and recurring question asked PM interview. Here's a way on how shall one approach it.

473. Why I've Been at the Same Job For 7 Years Since I was 19

I've been at the same job for 7 years. Here’s why I don’t plan on leaving any time soon.

474. The Role of Technology in Fostering Creativity and Innovation in Children

Children today have unique access to incredible tools. Tablets in most classrooms. VR, 3D printers, cloud-based digital technology. The list goes on and on. And while the proliferation of this technology makes many uneasy, there is no denying that it provides today’s youth with unique opportunities, both for education and for creativity.

475. The Latest Tech Trends for Boosting Your Business

In order for your business to succeed in a market driven by digital devices, you absolutely need to take advantage of the latest developments being made. By staying on top of current trends, you can gain remarkable insight on what consumers want, how to focus your brand identity, and the best methods for increasing sales throughout the fiscal year. Take a look at these ideas that are being utilized by businesses of all sizes and learn how you can prepare your own company for the future.

476. 15 Core Ideas Shaping the Future of AI—and Why They Matter Today

A lesson on everything that has to go right before you use ChatGPT.

477. Could Marvel Rivals Help Facilitate Better US-China Relations?

Explore how Marvel Rivals, the latest hero shooter from NetEase Games, bridges East and West through iconic superheroes, vibrant gameplay, and esports.

478. Recap: Black Tech Week's Smashing Success in Cincinnati

Ever just be in the right place at the right time? After a successful LinkedIn event in Cincinnati, i was catching up over coffee with Anisha Bailey.

479. New Battery Technologies and the Race to Beating Climate Change

NextGen batteries will power the future… if we can make them.

480. Professional Development in Tech: Steps for Creating a Productive Routine

If you're looking to advance your career in the field of tech, these 6 proactive steps can help you in your professional development.

481. The Future of Protein

Have you ever tasted a veggie burger? Are you a vegan? You have a vegan friend, should you turn vegan? Did you ever thought about stop eating meat? Are you aware of animal slaughtering?

482. Google’s Bard – Analyzing the Much-Awaited Public Launch

Get the scoop on Google's latest conversational AI service, Bard, which has finally been launched to the public. Read on to learn more about Bard.

483. Top 9 Use Cases for Human Resources Automation

RPA provides firms and their HR departments with a slew of distinct and quantifiable advantages. Some prominent use cases are discussed below:

484. 6 Easy Steps to Make Animated GIFs for Short Tutorials

Most tutorials nowadays contain many visuals to grab the reader's attention and explain how to better solve different problems. Specifically, I found that GIFs are a very good tool for presenting GUIs. In this article, I will show you how to make animated GIFs that can be used alongside text to create faster and better demos.

485. Why AI Is the Swiss Army Knife of Tech

Why AI Is the Swiss Army Knife of Tech

486. Swann Security Camera Review: Outdoor Wi-fi Spotlight Model

In this Swann Security Camera Review, we look at the design, features, and performance of the Swann Outdoor Wi-Fi Spotlight Camera.

487. How Digital Payments Like Cryptocurrencies Are Changing the Way We Do Business

Cryptocurrencies have democratized the way one person sends funds to another by cutting out the middleman. The result is a faster, more transparent, and more secure way to do business.

488. Music and tech: the perfect mixture for business purposes

The role of music for business and user experience as well as ways to make the best of it, discussed by me, Alex Kochetkov, founder and CEO of Mubert, the first generative music streaming service.

489. Every New Apple Device Expected in 2025

Apple plans to refresh the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models. HomePad is the most exciting product expected by most Apple users.

490. NFC Technology to Rescue the Digital ID Verification Industry

NFC technology is a wireless communication technology that is now being employed to digitally verify the customers’ identities with increased security.

491. Is Digital Minimalism Working For You or Against You?

Digital Minimalism is a philosophy that helps you question what digital communication tools and behaviors add the most value to your life. It encourages you to live intentionally and aggressively, eschewing low-value digital “noise” in an effort to live a more balanced life. This is often achieved by reverting to older methods and technologies that are perceived as less addictive, intrusive, or upsetting.

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