Science fiction authors need to write better fiction if they don’t like the billionaires turning their ideas into dystopian reality.

In most cases, the students on Bradford’s list for summer visits land there because of a label—“high risk”—assigned to them by a racially inequitable algorithm

12/26/2023: Top 5 stories on the HackerNoon homepage!

Reflections on moving from Peru to Wisconsin to start a family with my courageous wife

The problem with John Vervaeke’s answer to the big philosophical question

Human civilization and the unpredictable have long been connected

Small changes, big differences

In school, we all learn about the Greenwich Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time. We are also informed assiduously that Greenwich is not to be…

For this year’s round of New Year’s Resolutions, try brainpower instead of willpower

The ONTOCHAIN project, funded by the European Commission, aims to explore how blockchain can create a more secure internet.

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Is Exponent’s System Design interview course really worth it?

Explain the concept of Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection in Spring?

The current craze for NFTs seemed to have peeked two years ago, but to an extent is still going on.

I despise Christmas. The city becomes like a pestering showroom, seemingly designed to provoke me.

Using AI and ChatGPT to create content such as a blog post or story is like trying to replace Shakespeare with a computer program. Here's to the age of AI.

What's the difference between hacking and social engineering? Is hacking in 2023 just a form a social engineering? Find out here.

Global blogging statistics indicate that the internet hosts a staggering 600 million blogs among a total of 1.9 billion websites.

In this episode, we’ll discover open-source blogging and writing tools that are free to use and may appreciate a tip via Kivach. Let’s go!

12/27/2023: Trending stories on Hackernoon today!

visuals on procrastination, ego, love…