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Tokenmaxxing - how large companies waste millions on AI to make employees look 'AI-native'
The article introduces a new trend in cryptocurrencies called TokenMaxxing, which involves maximizing profits from owned tokens. The author warns about the risks associated with this approach and advises caution. They stress the importance of project analysis and long-term investment strategies instead of following fads. Market changes can lead to losses, so understanding the fundamentals of investments is crucial.
Copy Fail - a logical error since 2017 allows gaining root access on any Linux distribution
Copyfail is a collection of cases of illegal content copying online, showcasing the risks of copyright infringement.
SVG File Security - it's not that easy to filter
The article discusses SVG sanitization, vital for web application security, detailing methods and techniques to protect against malicious code.
From Abacus to Language Models - The History of Fear of New Technologies
The article discusses the history of innovative drugs and the challenges in their development. Matmurawski emphasizes the importance of clinical trials and the influence of legal regulations on this process.
Did the hairdryer deceive Polymarket? - analysis of the case
The article examines a man who allegedly used a hairdryer to manipulate a temperature bet on Polymarket, raising questions about ethics and regulations in betting.
What you don't know about indexing in PostgreSQL - why they don't always help?
Indexes in databases are crucial for speed. The article provides insights into their performance and applications.
Hire People Who Are Better Than You - A Guide for Bosses
The article discusses the importance of hiring employees better than oneself for company growth.
Two years without cookies - how has it affected Sentry's development strategy?
Sentry's blog discusses two years of operating without cookies. This approach has built user trust and improved website experiences.
Who owns the code written by AI and what about copyright?
The article discusses copyright issues concerning AI models like Claude, questioning who owns the content generated by these machines.
Capture stream from a cheap Chinese IoT camera - reverse engineering
Owl Cam is an underwater camera project based on Raspberry Pi, created by Alex Beals. It highlights software and hardware challenges, and is open to the community, encouraging experimentation.
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