~hackernoon | Bookmarks (13)

clear filters

open-source ×

Getting Started With Apache Iceberg and Resources if You Would Like To Go Further

hackernoon.com

apache-iceberg big-data-engineer data-engineering data-lakehouse data-management
1
HackerNoon's Emoji Credibility Indicators are Live on GitHub and Figma!

hackernoon.com

Emoji Credibility Indicators by HackerNoon are now live on GitHub and Figma!!! Our open-source pixelated emoji...
Emoji Credibility Indicators by HackerNoon are now live on GitHub and Figma!!! Our open-source pixelated emoji pack was designed to communicate context about a story's content on HackerNoon and you can be amongst the first to try them! Read on to learn more.

emoji emoji-credibility emoji-indicators hackernoon hackernoon-top-story
1
The React AI Library Upgrade You May Have Been Looking For

hackernoon.com

Gitroom is an open-sourced tool that lets you schedule posts on multiple social media platforms and...
Gitroom is an open-sourced tool that lets you schedule posts on multiple social media platforms and cross-post them to publishing platforms such as DEV, Medium, and Hashnode. You can also use Gitroom to add AI to your application. The most open-source chatbot is a chatbot that interact with your data for the user.

ai-integration app-development chatbot-solutions gitroom open-source
1
How to Remove the Human Factor From DeFi Risk Management: The Key Concepts to Know

hackernoon.com

Yaron Velner, founder of B Protocol, presented on how to leverage on-chain risk feeds to build...
Yaron Velner, founder of B Protocol, presented on how to leverage on-chain risk feeds to build trust in DeFi platforms. B Protocol has been building open-source protocols and infrastructure for risk mitigation and assessment for the DeFi ecosystem since 2020. B. Protocol’s risk oracle provides objective risk-related information about different assets, protocols, or platforms.

b-protocal blockchain-oracles defi defi-risk-management open-source
1
How to Build a $300 AI Computer for the GPU-Poor

hackernoon.com

For us GPU-poor, however, having our own AI computer seems to be a pricey dream. Macbook...
For us GPU-poor, however, having our own AI computer seems to be a pricey dream. Macbook M3 Max? $3200, ouch! Nvidia 4090? $1850; that hurts even if you can get one. Microsoft Surface Laptop 6? Starting at $1200, still too much. What if I tell you that you can get a useful AI computer for $300? Interested? You do need to supply your own...

ai build-an-ai-computer hackernoon-top-story llm open-source
1
Effective Workarounds for SQL-Style Joins in Elasticsearch

hackernoon.com

Explore various techniques for managing data relationships in Elasticsearch, including denormalization, nested documents, and parent-child relationships....
Explore various techniques for managing data relationships in Elasticsearch, including denormalization, nested documents, and parent-child relationships. Understand the challenges and benefits of each method, along with workarounds for implementing SQL-style joins in the NoSQL environment.

elasticsearch json open-source rockset sql
1
HOLEPUNCH UNVEILS GROUNDBREAKING OPEN-SOURCE PEER-TO-PEER APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM: PEAR RUNTIME

hackernoon.com

Pear Runtime is an open-source, interoperable peer-to-peer live data protocol that enables app developers to create...
Pear Runtime is an open-source, interoperable peer-to-peer live data protocol that enables app developers to create cost-efficient, scalable and secure apps with no server infrastructure costs. The platform is designed to eliminate the need for centralized server environments, instead allowing devices and users to communicate directly with each other. This revolutionary approach promotes privacy, security and decentralization in the digital realm.

holepunch open-source pear-runtime pears peer-to-peer
1
Introducing zkWeb - ZKPs For Everyone

hackernoon.com

Introducing zkWeb - bringing zero-knowledge proofs to the web for everyone!

cryptography open-source web-development zero-knowledge-proofs zkps-for-everyone
1
LanceDB: Your Trusted Steed in the Duel Against Data Complexity

hackernoon.com

There are many ways to build on the foundation offered in this tutorial to create performant,...
There are many ways to build on the foundation offered in this tutorial to create performant, scalable and future-proofed ML/AI architectures using MinIO and LanceDB.

data-analytics lancedb minio minio-blog open-source
1
Open-Source: The Next Step in AI Revolution

hackernoon.com

This exploration of the future of open-source AI will dissect the “pretenders” and champion the “real...
This exploration of the future of open-source AI will dissect the “pretenders” and champion the “real ones” in AI development to uncover the innovation engine that is open-source software humming beneath it all. The bottom line is that open-source AI will beget an open-source data stack.

ai-revolution future-of-ai llama-v2 minio open-source
1
An Interview With Carl Cervone: On Open Source, Digital Public Goods Funding, and Impact Tracking

hackernoon.com

In the interview, Carl Cervone discusses his work on Open Source Observer, focusing on innovative ways...
In the interview, Carl Cervone discusses his work on Open Source Observer, focusing on innovative ways to fund and measure the impact of digital public goods. He highlights the unique challenges in a decentralized ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of community-driven funding mechanisms and impact verification. Carl also touches on his involvement with the Hypercerts project, which aims to transform how public goods are funded...

impact-tracking impact-verification open-source public-goods public-goods-funding
1
The Cybersecurity Battle Has Come to Hardware

hackernoon.com

Open source collaboration enhances hardware security by allowing global contributions and constant iteration. Mature open source...
Open source collaboration enhances hardware security by allowing global contributions and constant iteration. Mature open source projects, including those in hardware security, benefit from diverse perspectives and lead to rapid innovation. Instruction-set architectures (ISAs) exemplify this, providing open source-hardened foundations for secure software execution.

cybersecurity freebsd isa open-source open-source-hardware
1
Everything I Achieved With My Mozilla Contribution Sprint

hackernoon.com

After years of supporting Mozilla financially and spreading messages with my peers, I returned as an...
After years of supporting Mozilla financially and spreading messages with my peers, I returned as an active contributor. I defined a 4-week sprint for myself that started on November 22th and finished on my birthday, December 22th. My goals were: n 1: To contribute to the localization every day, including weekends. n 2: To ensure that Thunderbird is 100% localized in Bulgarian (it was...

goal-setting mozilla mozilla-contribution open-source sprint-contribution
1

~hackernoon | Bookmarks (13)

Tags

Domains

Getting Started With Apache Iceberg and Resources if You Would Like To Go Further

HackerNoon's Emoji Credibility Indicators are Live on GitHub and Figma!

The React AI Library Upgrade You May Have Been Looking For

How to Remove the Human Factor From DeFi Risk Management: The Key Concepts to Know

How to Build a $300 AI Computer for the GPU-Poor

Effective Workarounds for SQL-Style Joins in Elasticsearch

HOLEPUNCH UNVEILS GROUNDBREAKING OPEN-SOURCE PEER-TO-PEER APP DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM: PEAR RUNTIME

Introducing zkWeb - ZKPs For Everyone

LanceDB: Your Trusted Steed in the Duel Against Data Complexity

Open-Source: The Next Step in AI Revolution

An Interview With Carl Cervone: On Open Source, Digital Public Goods Funding, and Impact Tracking

The Cybersecurity Battle Has Come to Hardware

Everything I Achieved With My Mozilla Contribution Sprint