The HackerNoon Newsletter: Netflix and Amazon: A Tale of Two Ad Tiers (11/14/2024) | HackerNoon

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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, November 14, 2024?

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From
How Humanity Could Survive The Emergence of AGI
to
Whats With the Similarities Between Rootstock Smart Contracts and Artificial Intelligence,
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By @brightdata [ 9 Min read ] Lets dig into advanced web scraping by looking at how to scrape SPAs, PWAs, and AI-powered sites Read More.

By @startupsoftheweek [ 3 Min read ] This week Fast Remote Services, Postjer Group, and Semillas Urbanas Mexico are HackerNoons Startups of the Week. Read More.

By @antonvokrug [ 7 Min read ] Can we survive alongside AGI, or will the encounter with this superintelligence be our final mistake? Read More.

By @davidjdeal [ 6 Min read ] Amazon and Netflix have adopted very different strategies to incorporate ad tiers. Which is right? Read More.

By @maken8 [ 5 Min read ] Rootstock and its smart contracts look a little like ChatGPT and similar AI algorithms, if you look closely. Read More.

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