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Why Natural Language Coding Isn’t for Everyone—Yet

By @jay9thakur [ 5 Min read ] Beginners face a choice: acquire foundational knowledge or await further simplification. Read More.

The Power of Data Visualization for Tech Companies. Is Your Strategy Up to Par?

By @kitcast [ 7 Min read ] Discover how data visualization transforms raw data into actionable insights for tech companies, driving better decisions and competitive advantage. Read More.

What the Hell Is the Mar-a-Lago Accord and Why Should You Care?

By @darragh [ 8 Min read ] Explore Trump's bold Mar‑a‑Lago Accord—a daring plan using century bonds, currency moves, and digital assets to reshape America's economy. Read More.

What Is a Diffusion LLM and Why Does It Matter?

By @zbruceli [ 5 Min read ] What is diffusion large language model LLM, and why it matters. In the context of Inception Labs releasing Mercury Coder. Read More.

Give Feedback, Get Rewarded: Win Sony Headphones or an iPad for Helping Shape HackerNoon’s Future

By @hackernoon [ 3 Min read ] Help us improve HackerNoon! Share your feedback in our survey for a chance to win prizes, including an Nvidia GPU, free story boosts and translations. Read More.

Grand Central Dispatch, Once and for All

By @kfamyn [ 20 Min read ] Master Swift Grand Central Dispatch in iOS: learn thread/queue interplay, sync vs async execution, QoS, and deadlock pitfalls via practical exercises. Read More.

Here's How to Learn Data Structures the Fun Way With Flutter

By @dhruvam [ 23 Min read ] Inspired by Google’s Applied CS with Android, this adaptation for Flutter provides an interactive way to understand Arrays, HashSets, and HashMaps. Read More.

How Maruti Techlabs Simplified Medicare Policy Sales for HealthPro Insurance, Cutting Processing Time by 50%

By @marutitechlabs [ 5 Min read ] Maruti Techlabs automated policy data management for HealthPro Insurance, improving efficiency, reducing manual effort, and enhancing data accuracy. Read More.

Vibe Coding - A New System of the World

By @hayday [ 4 Min read ] Is the rise of vibe coding also the end of software engineering? How will vibeware change the nature of the software entrepreneur, and the meaning of work? Read More.

Open Source Isn't Dead...It's Just Forked

By @salkimmich [ 5 Min read ] Explore how relicensing and forks are reshaping open source. Dr.Dawn Foster's research unveils challenges, governance shifts, and the resilience of communities. Read More.

Michael Saylor Has Built A House of Cards That Could Tumble Down

By @juancguerrero [ 3 Min read ] A potential $8.2 billion debt bomb could force the liquidation of nearly 500,000 Bitcoin. Read More.

Reducing Server and Database Costs by 50% for an Insurance Broker using AWS

By @marutitechlabs [ 4 Min read ] Hosting all services in a single public cloud and relying solely on credential protection can cause server overloading and security vulnerabilities. Read More.

Cardano, XRP and Coldware Set to Rock March 7th

By @coldware [ 3 Min read ] With Cardano (ADA), XRP, and Solana (SOL) all gaining momentum, the focus now shifts to the groundbreaking developments expected to unfold at the White House Read More.

The Hidden Cost of Over-Engineering (and How to Stop Yourself)

By @anaumova2502 [ 4 Min read ] Over-engineering feels like smart planning—until it slows you down. Learn how to spot the signs, avoid common traps, and keep your code simple, scalable, and ma Read More.

Unreasonable Goals Are Actually Easier to Achieve: Here's Why

By @scottdclary [ 13 Min read ] "Be realistic" is a common advice, but it's often backward, says the author. Read More.

Ethereum's First Ever Employee Talks World Domination, Meme Coins, and Why Web3 Still Sucks

By @paulosadchuk20 [ 8 Min read ] Viktor Trón, the founder of Ethereum Swarm, predicts the future of Web3. Read More.

Maybe Trump and Zelenskyy Should Try Blockchain Diplomacy—At Least It Would Keep Them Honest

By @edwinliavaa [ 4 Min read ] We need diplomatic relations anchored by the same principles that have made Bitcoin revolutionary: transparency, verification, and immutability. Read More.

The Internet Is Worse Than Ever, But We’re Too Addicted to Leave

By @brianwaustin [ 4 Min read ] Social media in 2025 is a battle between humans and the machines, and we are losing. Read More.

This AI Model Gives Edge Devices Eyes on the Back of Their Heads

By @omnidirectional [ 5 Min read ] Panopticus enhances 3D object detection for edge AI, optimizing omnidirectional camera perception while balancing accuracy & latency on resource-limited devices Read More.

Encryption Wars: Governments Want a Backdoor, but Hackers Are Watching

By @redact [ 3 Min read ] Governments' demands for encryption backdoors pose significant cybersecurity risks. Learn about recent cases, expert warnings, and how to protect your privacy. Read More. 🧑‍💻 What happened in your world this week? It's been said that writing can help consolidate technical knowledge, establish credibility, and contribute to emerging community standards. Feeling stuck? We got you covered ⬇️⬇️⬇️ ANSWER THESE GREATEST INTERVIEW QUESTIONS OF ALL TIME We hope you enjoy this worth of free reading material. Feel free to forward this email to a nerdy friend who'll love you for it. See you on Planet Internet! With love, The HackerNoon Team ✌️