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Harper Launches 5.0: Fully Open-Source Runtime for Building and Deploying Cost-Efficient Agents | HackerNoon Harper 5.0 launches with an open-source core, RocksDB support, and a unified runtime for AI agents—cutting latency and simplifying modern app development.

Harper 5.0 is live.

Our core runtime is now fully open source (Apache 2.0), with Harper Pro source-available under ELv2. Now with RocksDB + LMDB support.

One platform for database, cache, messaging, and app logic—built for performance and scale.

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It turns out: harming URL reach means valuable/good information is literally harder to find

Thank you @hackernoon.com and @bleepingcomputer.com for being active on here

I value not having to sift through *algorithmically engineered bias* before I find information

This Journalism Professor Made a Better New York City Chatbot in Minutes: How He Did It | HackerNoon He specifically asks his own bot some of the same questions we asked the city’s bot, and he got accurate responses when asking about rules for landlords

'That’s the big problem with chatbots—they will cite sources, they will say facts that are not facts. Then maybe there’s a little asterisk down at the bottom that says,”Sorry, some things here might not be true, double check all of them.” Which is just absurd.' hackernoon.com/this-journal...

The one thing I haven't seen any AI do yet | HackerNoon AI can write, code, and analyze, but it cannot own the consequences. Why accountability may be the most valuable human skill in the AI era.

Skynet😕
"AI can write your copy,debug your code, analyze your market, summarize your contracts, generate your pitch deck, and pass your bar exam..It is the most capable tool humanity has ever built. But I have never, not once, seen an AI be accountable for being wrong"
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Why the Fuss About Serverless? | HackerNoon To explain this, I’m going to have to recap on some old work with a particular focus on co-evolution.

The article linked in the top post, on conversational programming, has a link back to @swardley.bsky.social's post from 2016, describing "serverless" as an evolution of compute and practices.

Knowing our history is going to help us examine how things evolve.

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Claude Haiku 4.5 - My Favorite AI Model for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio 2026 | HackerNoon Claude Haiku 4.5 is my default model for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio 2026 — fast, affordable, and good enough for 80% of daily coding tasks.

Claude Haiku 4.5 - My Favorite AI Model for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio 2026 by Incomplete Developer #Azure hackernoon.com/claude-haiku...

Disposable Apps Are Here: Where Does the Value Go When Anyone Can Clone Your Product? When AI can clone any app in a day...#news hackernoon.com/disposable-apps-are-here...

The SaaS Apocalypse Is OpenSource’s Greatest Opportunity | HackerNoon As the SaaS apocalypse happens, it's OpenSource's biggest opportunity in a generation, if maintainers embrace AI and new funding models.

The #SaaS Apocalypse Is #OpenSource’s Greatest Opportunity

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#FOSS #privacy

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Quand l’IA fait s’effondrer le coût du logiciel, l’Open Source prend l’avantage

👉 hackernoon.com/the-s...

Distributed apps platform Aspire supports JavaScript, Python In other dev news: Rust updates, a six-month hackathon for useful applications, and a new tool that supports custom AI model benchmarks.

In other dev news: Rust updates, a six-month hackathon for useful applications, and a new tool that supports custom AI model benchmarks.

By @lorainelawson.bsky.social

"Maybe the internet didn’t die. Maybe we did, a little bit, every time we stopped noticing the difference between what’s real and what’s not."

In a hard-hitting opinion piece for @hackernoon, web veteran Jeferson Borba asks himself if the #DeadInternetTheory could be more than just a conspiracy […]

Ani po letech jsem se nesmířil s tím, že je TheVerge za paywallem. Máte nějaký tip na kvalitní alternativu. Styl psaní The Verge / Wired. To dávám jen pro příklad, že by mi někdo chtěl doporučit třeba hackernoon. :)

Proof of Usefulness Hackathon: Win $150K+ from Bright Data, Neo4j, Algolia, Storyblok & HackerNoon Proof of Usefulness is a six-month, global competition that rewards one thing and one thing only: usefulness. There’s $100,000+ in cash and software prizes for winners  & $1500+ for participating projects that can prove it. This hackathon is supported by companies that care about production software, not just demos.

Proof of Usefulness Hackathon: Win $150K+ from Bright Data, Neo4j, Algolia, Storyblok & HackerNoon

Proof of Usefulness is a six-month, global competition that rewards one thing and one thing only: usefulness. There’s $100,000+ in cash and software prizes for winners  & $1500+ for…
#hackernews #news

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Meet Saaniya Chugh - HackerNoon Writing Course Guest Speaker (1/9/2026) The HackerNoon Newsletter provides a summary of the latest happenings in tech, including historical events such as Steve Jobs announcing the iPhone in 2007 and Connecticut joining the United States in 1788. Today, January 9, 2026, the newsletter highlights top-quality stories, including a case study on how a project manager transformed art production in AAA gaming. The newsletter also features an interview with Saaniya Chugh, a senior technical consultant and tech author, who discusses ITSM, AI, and the power of storytelling. Another article explores the potential of AI-powered XR and its impact on the tech industry. Additionally, the newsletter discusses the possibility of OpenAI becoming the most lucrative IPO of 2026 on Wall Street. The HackerNoon team also invites readers to participate in their Proof of Usefulness Hackathon, providing a FAQ guide on how to submit projects and compete for prizes. The newsletter aims to provide valuable information and insights to its readers, and encourages them to share it with others who may be interested. Writing is highlighted as a way to consolidate technical knowledge, establish credibility, and contribute to community standards. The HackerNoon team provides resources, including a guide to answering common interview questions, to help readers who may be feeling stuck. Overall, the newsletter aims to keep readers informed and engaged with the latest developments in the tech world. The HackerNoon team signs off, inviting readers to join them on Planet Internet and explore the world of tech together.

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Meet Saaniya Chugh - HackerNoon Writing Course Guest Speaker (1/9/2026)

The HackerNoon Newsletter provides a summary of the latest happenings in tech, including historical events such as Steve Jobs announcing the iPhone in 2007 and C…

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#ai #news #openai

The TechBeat: The Communication Habits That Help Startups Build Real Authority (1/10/2026) The Techbeat by HackerNoon provides fresh content from trending stories of the day, covering various topics in the tech industry. One article discusses designing API contracts for legacy system modernization, focusing on real production failures and strategies to prevent silent regression. Another article explores how Supercell powers its massive social network with ScyllaDB, enabling low-latency and scalable events. A third article highlights the importance of database design as storytelling, emphasizing the need to consider relational fundamentals to avoid poor performance. The Proof of Usefulness Hackathon is also mentioned, offering a chance to win $150K+ for creating useful projects. Additionally, the newsletter covers various other topics, including C and C++ bugs found in open-source projects, the authorization gap in APIs, and the use of large-language-model packages. It also touches on the latest developments in AI, such as Groq's Deterministic Architecture and the potential of LLMs to generate quality code. The newsletter concludes by encouraging readers to share their own stories and experiences, and to take advantage of the resources provided to help establish credibility and contribute to the tech community. The HackerNoon team invites readers to explore the various articles and topics covered in the newsletter, and to join the conversation on Planet Internet. Overall, the newsletter aims to provide valuable insights and information to tech enthusiasts and professionals, and to foster a sense of community and collaboration. The content is designed to be informative, engaging, and thought-provoking, with the goal of inspiring readers to learn, share, and grow.

The TechBeat: The Communication Habits That Help Startups Build Real Authority (1/10/2026)

The Techbeat by HackerNoon provides fresh content from trending stories of the day, covering various topics in the tech industry. One article discusses designing API contracts for lega…
#hackernews #llm #news

Proof of Usefulness Hackathon: Win $100K+ from Bright Data, Neo4j, Algolia, Storyblok & HackerNoon 

Proof of Usefulness is a six-month, global hackathon powered by HackerNoon that rewards one thing and one thing only: usefulness. #proofofusefulnesshackathon

Tech leaders: 2026 is the year to amplify your voice. Guest posting on platforms like HackerNoon, VentureBeat, and Mashable can establish authority and reach decision-makers worldwide.

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The Most Dangerous Person on Your Team is "Dave" (And He Just Quit) | HackerNoon Stop letting knowledge walk out the door. Use this system prompt to turn every commit into a well-documented masterpiece.

The Most Dangerous Person on Your Team Is “Dave” (and He Just Quit), by @hackernoon@mas.to:

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#collaboration #documentation #ai #prompting

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The Strange Reality of Hiring Right Now | HackerNoon Tech roles get paused overnight and stability feels gone. I share my recent interview experience and why I think companies are secretly testing the job market.

The Strange Reality of Hiring Right Now | HackerNoon hackernoon.com/the-strange-...

Turing Test Tech Evals: Introducing the Internet's Most Comprehensive Directory of Turing Tests

HackerNoon is launching TuringTest.tech, the first comprehensive directory of AI evaluation tests and Turing tests from across the internet. As AI systems become increasing…

Telegram AI Digest
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how old is hackernoon?

Not that old. I think only like a decade.

Yep! Ten+ years in the making. @mmasnick.bsky.social Hopefully I'll see you at the quarter quell!

Write Smarter, Reach Wider: Enrollment Is OPEN for HackerNoon’s Inaugural Blogging Course Anyone can start a blog. \n But getting read? That’s a different game. You write a thoughtful article, hit publish… and then? Crickets. Maybe a few likes, a retweet if you’re lucky, and a trickle...

Write Smarter, Reach Wider: Enrollment Is OPEN for HackerNoon’s Inaugural Blogging Course #Technology #Business #Other #BloggingCourse #HackerNoon #EnrollNow

Write Smarter, Reach Wider: Enrollment Is OPEN for HackerNoon’s Inaugural Blogging Course Most writers struggle with visibility, even after publishing great content. The HackerNoon Blogging Course equips writers with a complete system to grow their audience, write with authority, get published, and turn blogging into career opportunities. Covering SEO, personal branding, monetization, AI-assisted writing, and more, the course combines self-paced lessons, practical tools, and mentorship from experienced editors and AI experts.

Write Smarter, Reach Wider: Enrollment Is OPEN for HackerNoon’s Inaugural Blogging Course

Most writers struggle with visibility, even after publishing great content. The HackerNoon Blogging Course equips writers with a complete system to grow their audience, write with authority,…
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"I've been a bsd girl", "On call is not a game". "Have you thanked an open source maintainer today?"

The thing about online talks, is that you don't get any cool laptop stickers.

Glad this one has an in-person option 🙂

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Thanks @HackerNoon