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The concept of the "Gnosis conditional token framework" implements a codebase for tokenizing potential outcomes in prediction markets. Such markets are often referred to as information markets, idea futures, decision markets, or virtual stock markets. Essentially, they all mean the same thing. What unites them is that users bet or vote on the outcomes of various events. The main value of prediction markets is...

Predicted Outputs significantly reduce latency for model responses, especially when much of the output is known ahead of time. This feature is particularly beneficial for applications that involve regenerating text documents or code files with minor modifications. The feature appears to be a unique offering that addresses the specific need for latency reduction when regenerating content.

Word on the street is that OpenAI's working with Broadcom to develop custom chips. Written into this rumor is a message that the days of universally accessible AI may be numbered—here's why designer hardware is inevitable, how tech could use chips to chain us, and what to expect from 2025.

DeGate is thrilled to announce a major update in our product roadmap: the upcoming launch of Cross-Chain Intent Trading, a secure and seamless way to trade tokens across blockchains, including all your favourite meme coins. This feature, using proprietary technology developed by DeGate DAO, will enable traders to use their Ethereum-based USDC to trade all tokens on other chains — starting with Solana —...

In this post I demonstrate how you can implement a cache-friendly Blocked Floyd-Warshall algorithm in C# to solve all-pairs shortest path problem. Besides the implementation this post includes various algorithm optimisations (vectorisation and parallelism) and basic theory behind cache and application profiling.

A Deep Dive into Mean, Median, and Mode. We’ll discuss their strengths and weaknesses, along with practical examples using SQL and Python.

How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what's trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. Towards Glory: Lumoz OG NFT Event is Now Live! By @lumoz [ 3 Min read ] We’re thrilled to announce that the Lumoz OG NFT ev...

Alelo, led by Lewis Johnson, pioneers conversational AI for education and training, focusing on healthcare with Virtual Patient Navigators and simulated learning tools. With a history of innovation, they’ve reached 500,000 learners, with exponential growth expected. Despite competition from major AI developers, Alelo's trustworthy, impactful solutions set it apart.

Meliorar was born out of a desire to help startups harness the true power of design. We use a combination of research-backed design methodology and user psychology to create intuitive digital experiences. If you believe in the power of user-centered design and want to support a passionate team of growth hackers, cast your vote for Meliorar.

AWS Athena is a serverless query service that lets you analyze large datasets directly in Amazon S3 using standard SQL. It’s cost-effective, easy to use, and scales automatically, making it ideal for data analysis without the need for infrastructure management. This guide covers its features, use cases, and optimization tips.

Atome Bakery, an online artisan bakery delivering pre-proofed sourdough bread and pastries, is nominated for HackerNoon’s Startups of the Year in Vancouver. With sustainable practices and a mission to make artisan-quality baked goods accessible, they’ve shipped nearly 10,000 boxes in under a year. Vote now to support their journey!

Checkmarx researchers uncovered a suspicious PyPI package targeting macOS users. While the package presented itself as a crypto token hunter bot, a deeper look revealed it harbored a sophisticated data-stealing payload. To gain a clearer understanding of how Meme-Token-Hunter-Bot executes its attack, we sketched out a flowchart showing each step of the malware’s process.

AnyModal is an open-source framework designed to make training multimodal LLMs easier by reducing boilerplate and simplifying the integration of diverse data types like text, images, and audio. It provides modular components for tokenization, feature encoding, and projection, allowing developers to focus on building applications without dealing with the complexities of multimodal integration. Demos include training VLMs for image captioning, LaTeX OCR, and radiology...

ERC-20’s flaws have cost users $115M due to poor error handling. Dexaran reveals the risks, challenges auditors and Ethereum to act, and advocates for ERC-223 as a secure solution.

How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, November 19, 2024? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, National Review published its first issue in 1955, The People's Republic of China launched its first Shenzhou spacecraft. in 1999, The Television Bro...

The ablative study of AnimateDiff reveals that adjusting the domain adapter enhances visual quality, the temporal Transformer outperforms convolution in motion generation, and MotionLoRA offers efficient parameter and data usage, though limited reference videos reduce its effectiveness.

As developers, we spend hours crafting great content, but often overlook how it appears when shared on social media. Let's fix that with this practical guide to social share images

Bluemarz is an open-source platform for deploying and managing multiple AI agents in a scalable, stateless environment. It supports major LLMs, enabling secure, flexible multi-agent sessions.

Coding is like being the architect of the Matrix, but with less leather and more coffee. It’s a mental adventure with the occasional dragon (or, you know, a really stubborn line of code). In the end, whether you feel trapped or free as a bird is all in your head.

The Startups of the Year 2024 showcases exceptional companies across 100 industries. Nominations are based on regional and industrial excellence, not just location. This series will detail our key industries and demonstrate how HackerNoon can help you explore them further. Today's Industry: Business!

This GitHub repository is my contribution to the Pacific Islands FOSS4G - Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial community by publicly open-sourcing over 45,000 lines of code and modules created with MapBasic for MapInfo to solve real-world challenges.

As a developer who has spent countless hours in VSCode, I wasn't actively looking for a change. But sometimes change finds you.