The HackerNoon Newsletter: GPS Is Broken, And Its Holding Tech Back (12/30/2024) | HackerNoon

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GPS Is Broken, And Its Holding Tech Back
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Building Vertical SaaS in an Old School Industry: AI That Fits, Not Fights,
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By @shangyan [ 7 Min read ] Building Vertical SaaS in an Old School Industry: AI That Fits, Not Fights Read More.

By @morphology [ 6 Min read ] Researchers in Poland have developed an open-source tool that improves the evaluation and comparison of AI used in natural language preprocessing. Read More.

By @jackborie [ 4 Min read ] GPS signals are vulnerable to jamming, spoofing, and interference, leading to inaccuracies and inefficiencies. Read More.

By @maken8 [ 3 Min read ] If gold could be moved around like Bitcoin, using aeroplanes, this would pollute the planet more. But it would make us tougher humans. Read More.

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