Development review: week of Sep 12th.

The ultimate key to success is stupidity. This is not rational. This should not work. None of this should work, so you have to be dumb enough to keep doing it.

A deep dive into major tech-driven changes within the legacy insurance industry.

On a sunny Thursday afternoon amidst the poor and typical Nigerian mobile network, the calm and engaging Rita spoke to our interviewers…

Stop ‘disrupting’ businesses and start ‘replacing’ them instead

Cross line practice is very helpful in developing light, elastic, gliding motion.

White Hat Hackers and Black Hat Hackers have always been at odds with one another, but now the war has gotten even more heated.

Welcoming more developers to The Blockchain OS & DApp improvements.

A recent BCG-report highlight that despite the recent cryptocurrency crash, developer activity has continued to sustain. In other words: Developers Never Sleeps

Comparing the significance of decentralized metaverses and web 3 hubs in the evolution of decentralized technology.

Productivity tips to make the most of your iPhones

Timeless advice to profit from your passions, capitalize on your ideas and become a better human being.

This week on HackerNoon’s Stories of the Week, we looked at the Ethereum Merge and what the shift from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake means for the industry.

How to use Big Data, Self-Service Analytics Tools and Artificial Intelligence to Empower your Company Business Decisions Makers with State Of The Art Software

Stable Diffusion makes for a very powerful lossy image compression codec

Never has there ever been a time in history when people have been so available as we are today. We have emails, calls, texts, instant…

For every facet of an organization, the increasing and infinite demands that need to be met are inevitable, especially if your company is growing.

Someone made Minecraft inside Minecraft and this changes everything we know about the metaverse.

We keep close track of every SaaS IPO in the past five years (since MongoDB in October 2017). Those 67 companies have finally all issued…

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