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## The Long Now of the Web: Inside the Internet Archive’s Fight Against Forgetting
By @zbruceli [ 18 Min read ]
A deep dive into the Internet Archive’s custom tech stack. Read More.
Back to Basics: Database Design as Storytelling 
By @dataops [ 3 Min read ]
Why great database design is really storytelling—and why ignoring relational fundamentals leads to poor performance AI can’t fix. Read More.
The Authorization Gap No One Wants to Talk About: Why Your API Is Probably Leaking Right Now 
By @drechimyn [ 7 Min read ]
Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) is eating the API economy from the inside out. Read More.
CodeRabbit vs Code Reviews in Kilo: Which One Is Best For You in 2026 
By @kilocode [ 6 Min read ]
CodeRabbit alternative for 2026: Kilo’s Code Reviews combines AI code review with coding agents, deploy tools, and 500+ models in one unified platform. Read More.
Proof of Usefulness Hackathon: Win $150K+ from Bright Data, Neo4j, Algolia, Storyblok & HackerNoon 
By @proofofusefulness [ 8 Min read ]
Proof of Usefulness is a global hackathon powered by HackerNoon that rewards one thing and one thing only: usefulness. Win from $150k! Read More.
Jetpack Compose Memory Leaks: A Reference-Graph Deep Dive 
By @mohansankaran [ 10 Min read ]
Jetpack Compose memory leaks are usually reference leaks. Learn the top leak patterns, why they happen, and how to fix them. Read More.
Zero-Trust Data Access for AI Training: New Architecture Patterns for Cloud and On-Prem Workloads 
By @rahul-gupta [ 8 Min read ]
As AI adoption grows, legacy data access controls fall short. Here’s why zero-trust data security is becoming essential for modern AI systems. Read More.
How Automation Makes DataOps Work in Real Enterprise Environments 
By @dataops [ 4 Min read ]
DataOps provides the blueprint, but automation makes it scalable. Learn how enforced CI/CD, observability, and governance turn theory into reality. Read More.
How I stopped fighting AI and started shipping features 10x faster with Claude Code and Codex 
By @tigranbs [ 9 Min read ]
A deep dive into my production workflow for AI-assisted development, separating task planning from implementation for maximum focus and quality. Read More.
Complete Ollama Tutorial (2026) – LLMs via CLI, Cloud & Python 
By @proflead [ 4 Min read ]
Ollama is an open-source platform for running and managing large-language-model (LLM) packages entirely on your local machine. Read More.
HARmageddon is cancelled: how we taught Playwright to replay HAR with dynamic parameters 
By @socialdiscoverygroup [ 19 Min read ]
We taught Playwright to find the correct HAR entry even when query/body values change and prevented reusing entities with dynamic identifiers. Read More.
Agent-specificity is the New Accuracy 
By @erelcohen [ 4 Min read ]
Accuracy is no longer the gold standard for AI agents—specificity is. Read More.
How to Make Email Marketing Work for You 
By @jonstojanjournalist [ 3 Min read ]
Ensure your emails are seen with deliverability testing. Optimize campaigns, boost engagement, and protect sender reputation effectively. Read More.
The Next Big Thing Isn’t on Your Phone. It’s AI-Powered XR and It’s Already Taking Over. Part II 
By @romanaxelrod [ 7 Min read ]
AI-powered XR won’t be won by smart glasses alone. Why Big Tech is stuck optimizing and how deep tech, AI-driven R&D, and new materials are reshaping computing Read More.
A Year of AI in My Life as an Engineer 
By @manoja [ 4 Min read ]
A senior engineer explains how AI tools changed document writing, code review, and system understanding, without replacing judgment or accountability. Read More.
Meet Ola.cv: HackerNoon Company of the Week 
By @companyoftheweek [ 4 Min read ]
Ola.cv is the official registry for the .CV domain, helping individuals to build next-gen professional links and profiles to enhance their digital presence. Read More.
AI – Should we Be Afraid? 3 Years 
By @djcampbell [ 6 Min read ]
Is AI good or bad? We must decide. Read More.
Prompt Reverse Engineering: Fix Your Prompts by Studying the Wrong Answers 
By @superorange0707 [ 7 Min read ]
Learn prompt reverse engineering: analyse wrong LLM outputs, identify missing constraints, patch prompts systematically, and iterate like a pro. Read More.
Slop Isn’t the Problem. It’s the Symptom. 
By @normbond [ 3 Min read ]
When teams move fast without shared meaning, quality dissolves quietly. Why slop is a symptom of interpretation lag, not a technology failure. Read More.
10 Noteworthy C and C++ Bugs Found in Open-Source Projects in 2025 
By @akiradoko [ 20 Min read ]
A roundup of 10 standout C and C++ bugs found in open-source projects in 2025. Read More.
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