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DC Universe Infinite: Pricing, Plans, and More

2026-05-02 10:33:05

Last week, we went over Marvel Comics’ subscription service, Marvel Unlimited. So, it would only be fair to check out DC’s subscription service: DC Universe Infinite. They’re pretty similar; if you use one, you can navigate and understand the other. There are some key differences, though, enough to warrant a whole separate article. Here’s what you need to know about DC Universe Infinite.

DC Universe Infinite’s Plans

The subscription service has 3 different plans, each with different content. Let’s go over what each plan has and how much they cost.

Free

The first plan is completely free, so it should come as no surprise that this is the plan with the least amount of content. But you do get some neat stuff. You get a few free comic books to read, and these change from time to time. You also get some comics from their DC GO! imprint. This imprint is specifically made to be read on digital devices. Not bad for a free tier.

Standard

Next is the standard plan. This plan can be bought monthly for $7.99 or annually for $74.99. According to the DC Universe Infinite website, here’s everything that comes with this plan: over 27k comics, with new comic books being available 6 months after their release. It’s a bit of a wait, but it could be worse; it could be 8 months or even a year. This plan also allows for a 7-day free trial.

Ultra

The final plan is Ultra. The website states that this plan has over 35k comics, which include books from imprints such as Vertigo and Black Label. Also, instead of waiting 6 months for new releases, you’ll now have to wait just 30 days. This plan is definitely the one with the most value, but it’s also the priciest. Monthly is $12.99, and annually is $119.99. A 7-day free trial is also available for this plan.

\ These are the 3 plans that potential customers can choose from. Now, let’s take a look at what devices are supported.

What Devices Does It Work On?

In the FAQ section of the website, it says that it’s available on iPhones, iPads, Android phones, and Android tablets. You might notice that there’s one big omission: Amazon Kindle tablets. Yep, like Marvel Unlimited, this service is also not available on these devices. It’s unfortunate, but not a dealbreaker.

\ I’ve personally used this service on iPhone and iPad, and it worked seamlessly. I haven’t tried it on Android devices, but I imagine it would be a similar positive experience.

\ Now, for 2 more important questions:

Is DC Universe Infinite Worth It? Which Plan Is Right For Me?

I would say yes, it’s absolutely worth it. If you’re just a casual DC fan and want to read certain comics from time to time, I would go for the standard plan. If you love reading comics and know you can read a ton in a month, the Ultra plan is the one for you. And whether you want to go monthly or annually is up to you. It’s apparently 23% cheaper to go annually.

\ However, I also know that some people love to alternate between services. One month, it would be Marvel Unlimited, then DC Universe Infinite. I think this might be the smartest way to do it, but there is no right or wrong way. So, choose the right option for you, and start reading!

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500 Blog Posts To Learn About Data Science

2026-05-02 10:00:41

Let's learn about Data Science via these 500 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology.

The science of using computer programs to sift through thousands of data points and then using computer programs to present that data in a visual format.

1. 13 Best Datasets for Power BI Practice

In 2022, Gartner named Microsoft Power BI the Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms leader. These are the 13 Best Datasets for Power BI Practice.

2. Import JSON To Google Sheets - 3 Best Ways To Do It

3 ways to pull JSON data into a Google Spreadsheet

3. Android Devices in Enterprise Mobility — Navigating Key Risks

Mobile phones have always been a staple of corporate communication. In the early days, companies would provide mobile devices to their employees.

4. How I built a spreadsheet app with Python to make data science easier

Today I'm open sourcing "Grid studio", a web-based spreadsheet application with full integration of the Python programming language.

5. How To Plot A Decision Boundary For Machine Learning Algorithms in Python

Classification algorithms learn how to assign class labels to examples (observations or data points), although their decisions can appear opaque.

6. Random Forest Regression in R: Code and Interpretation

This story looks into random forest regression in R, focusing on understanding the output and variable importance.

7. Search Algorithms in Artificial Intelligence

There can be one or many solutions to a given problem, depending on the scenario, As there can be many ways to solve that problem. Think about how do you approach a problem. Lets say you need to do something straight forward like a math multiplication. Clearly there is one correct solution, but many algorithms to multiply, depending on the size of the input. Now, take a more complicated problem, like playing a game(imagine your favorite game, chess, poker, call of duty, DOTA, anything..). In most of these games, at a given point in time, you have multiple moves that you can make, and you choose the one that gives you best possible outcome. In this scenario, there is no one correct solution, but there is a best possible solution, depending on what you want to achieve. Also, there are multiple ways to approach the problem, based on what strategy you choose to have for your game play.

8. 160+ Data Science Interview Questions

A typical interview process for a data science position includes multiple rounds. Often, one of such rounds covers theoretical concepts, where the goal is to determine if the candidate knows the fundamentals of machine learning.

9. Data Science for Portfolio Optimization: Markowitz Mean-Variance Theory

The theory formulates a mathematical model to optimize the asset allocations to gain the maximum return for a given risk-level.

10. 9 Best Data Engineering Courses You Should Take in 2023

In this listicle, you'll find some of the best data engineering courses, and career paths that can help you jumpstart your data engineering journey!

11. 10 Best Datasets for Time Series Analysis

In order to understand how a certain metric varies over time and to predict future values, we will look at the 10 Best Datasets for Time Series Analysis.

12. NLP Tutorial: Topic Modeling in Python with BerTopic

Topic modeling is an unsupervised machine learning technique that can automatically identify different topics present in a document (textual data). Data has become a key asset/tool to run many businesses around the world. With topic modeling, you can collect unstructured datasets, analyzing the documents, and obtain the relevant and desired information that can assist you in making a better decision.

13. How to Build a Web Scraper With Python [Step-by-Step Guide]

On my self-taught programming journey, my interests lie within machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), and the language I’ve chosen to master is Python.

14. My Notes on MAE vs MSE Error Metrics 🚀

We will focus on MSE and MAE metrics, which are frequently used model evaluation metrics in regression models.

15. How To Import External Data Into Google Sheets Without Copy/Paste

Learn how to save time and eliminate manual data imports in Google Sheets by automatically connecting and importing data from external sources.

16. What is Image Annotation? – An Intro to 5 Image Annotation Services

Image annotation is one of the most important tasks in computer vision. With numerous applications, computer vision essentially strives to give a machine eyes – the ability to see and interpret the world. At times, machine learning projects seem to unlock futuristic technology we never thought possible. AI-powered applications like augmented reality, automatic speech recognition, and neural machine translation have the potential to change lives and businesses around the world. Likewise, the technologies that computer vision can give us (autonomous vehicles, facial recognition, unmanned drones) are extraordinary.

17. How To Scrape Google With Python

Ever since Google Web Search API deprecation in 2011, I've been searching for an alternative. I need a way to get links from Google search into my Python script. So I made my own, and here is a quick guide on scraping Google searches with requests and Beautiful Soup.

18. Rational Agents for Artificial Intelligence

There are multiple approaches that you might take to create Artificial Intelligence, based on what we hope to achieve with it and how will we measure its success. It ranges from extremely rare and complex systems, like self driving cars and robotics, to something that is a part of our daily lives, like face recognition, machine translation and email classification.

19. Automatic Feature Selection in Python: An Essential Guide

Feature Selection in python is the process where you automatically or manually select the features in the dataset that contribute most to your prediction.

20. Top C/C++ Machine Learning Libraries For Data Science

Importance of C++ in Data Science and Big Data

21. How to Scrape Data from Google Maps Using Python

Learn how to easily extract valuable information from Google Maps using Python with our step-by-step guide.

22. Intro to Audio Analysis: Recognizing Sounds Using Machine Learning

23. Top 20 Image Datasets for Machine Learning and Computer Vision

Computer vision enables computers to understand the content of images and videos. The goal in computer vision is to automate tasks that the human visual system can do.

24. 7 Effective Ways to Deal With a Small Dataset

In a real-world setting, you often only have a small dataset to work with. Models trained on a small number of observations tend to overfit and produce inaccurate results. Learn how to avoid overfitting and get accurate predictions even if available data is scarce.

25. Advantages and Disadvantages of Big Data

Big data may seem like any other buzzword in business, but it’s important to understand how big data benefits a company and how it’s limited.

26. How to Authenticate a User via Face Recognition in Your Web Application

Facial recognition-based authentication to verify a user in a web application is discussed in a beginner-friendly manner using FaceIO APIs.

27. How To use Google Colab with VS Code

Google Colab and VS Code are popular editor tools. Learn how you can use Google Colab with VS Code and take advantage of a full-fledged code editor.

28. How to Transform Your Data Into a Voice AI Knowledge Assistant

RAIN executives give a full breakdown of the build out and power of AI Voice Assistants.

29. THE BEST Photo to 3D AI Model !

As if taking a picture wasn’t a challenging enough technological prowess, we are now doing the opposite: modeling the world from pictures. I’ve covered amazing AI-based models that could take images and turn them into high-quality scenes. A challenging task that consists of taking a few images in the 2-dimensional picture world to create how the object or person would look in the real world.

30. Finding The Most Important Sentences Using NLP & TF-IDF

We’re going to use Term Frequency — Inverse Document Frequency (TF-IDF) to find the most important sentences in a BBC news article. Then we are going to implement this algorithm into a quick & easy Firefox extension.

31. 🎁 Releasing “Supervisely Person” dataset for teaching machines to segment humans

Hello, Machine Learning community!

32. Top 10 JavaScript Charting Libraries for Every Data Visualization Need

There're numerous JavaScript charting libraries. To make your life easier, I decided to share my picks. Check out the best JS libraries for creating web charts!

33. NLP Datasets from HuggingFace: How to Access and Train Them

The Datasets library from hugging Face provides a very efficient way to load and process NLP datasets from raw files or in-memory data. These NLP datasets have been shared by different research and practitioner communities across the world.

34. Python for Data Science: How to Scrape Website Data via the Internet's Top 300 APIs

In this post we are going to scrape websites to gather data via the API World's top 300 APIs of year. The major reason of doing web scraping is it saves time and avoid manual data gathering and also allows you to have all the data in a structured form.

35. 10 Machine Learning, Data Science, and Deep Learning Courses for Programmers in 2020

A curated list of courses to learn data science, machine learning, and deep learning fundamentals.

36. 14 Open Datasets for Text Classification in Machine Learning

Text classification datasets are used to categorize natural language texts according to content. For example, think classifying news articles by topic, or classifying book reviews based on a positive or negative response. Text classification is also helpful for language detection, organizing customer feedback, and fraud detection. Though time consuming when done manually, this process can be automated with machine learning models. The result saves companies time while also providing valuable data insights.

37. Pornhub Growth Hack During Coronavirus Pandemic

The 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic is an ongoing pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The outbreak was first identified in Wuhan, Hubei, China, in December 2019, and was recognized as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) on 11 March 2020.

38. 6 Biggest Limitations of Artificial Intelligence Technology

While the release of GPT-3 marks a significant milestone in the development of AI, the path forward is still obscure. There are still certain limitations to the technology today. Here are six of the major limitations facing data scientists today.

39. 10 Biggest Image Datasets for Computer Vision

Data is very important in building computer vision models and these are the 10 Biggest Datasets for Computer Vision.

40. 11 Best Climate Change Datasets for Data Science Projects

Data is a central piece of the climate change debate. With the climate change datasets on this list, many data scientists have created visualizations and models to measure and track the change in surface temperatures, sea ice levels, and more. Many of these datasets have been made public to allow people to contribute and add valuable insight into the way the climate is changing and its causes. 

41. Top 10 Open Datasets for Linear Regression

On Hacker Noon, I will be sharing some of my best-performing machine learning articles. This listicle on datasets built for regression or linear regression tasks has been upvoted many times on Reddit and reshared dozens of times on various social media platforms. I hope Hacker Noon data scientists find it useful as well!

42. Technical Data Science Interview Questions: SQL and Coding

A data science interview consists of multiple rounds. One of such rounds involves theoretical questions, which we covered previously in 160+ Data Science Interview Questions.

43. Using Flask to Build a Rule-based Chatbot in Python

Learn to build AI ruled-based chatbot with a simple tutorial that can be showcased in your Portfolio.

44. Why Are We Teaching Pandas Instead of SQL?

How I learned to stop using pandas and love SQL.

45. 16 SQL Techniques Every Beginner Needs to Know

This blog post explains the most intricate data warehouse SQL techniques in detail.

46. DreamFusion: An AI that Generates 3D Models from Text

Here’s DreamFusion, a new Google Research model that can understand a sentence enough to generate a 3D model of it.

47. How to Create Dummy Data in Python

Dummy data is randomly generated data that can be substituted for live data. Whether you are a Developer, Software Engineer, or Data Scientist, sometimes you need dummy data to test what you have built, it can be a web app, mobile app, or machine learning model.

48. Scraping Tweet Replies with Python and Tweepy Twitter API [A Step-by-Step Guide]

A Quick Method To Extract Tweets and Replies For Free 

49. 5 Best Stock Market APIs in 2024: A Guide for Data Scientists & Algorithmic Traders

Best stock market data APIs for data scientists and algorithmic traders: Alpha Vantage, Barchart OnDemand, Tradier, Intrinio, and Xignite.

50. 10 Best Stock Market Datasets for Machine Learning

For those looking to build predictive models, this article will introduce 10 stock market and cryptocurrency datasets for machine learning.

51. Crunching Large Datasets Made Fast and Easy: the Polars Library

Processing large data, e.g. for cleansing, aggregation or filtering is done blazingly fast with the Polars data frame library in python thanks to its design.

52. America's Secret Pager Giant

Early January 2022, I spontaneously bought a pager. I looked into the US pager market, and to my surprise…

53. Python: Updating and Appending pandas DataFrame using Dictionary

Get savvy with Pandas DataFrame updates & appends using dictionaries for smoother data tinkering.

54. AI is Neither the Magical Replacement for Human Analysts Nor a Useless Gimmick

AI is being used to help analysts with routine tasks. But it can also be a real contender on the analytics team.

55. Building A Machine Learning Model With PySpark [A Step-by-Step Guide]

Spark is the name of the engine to realize cluster computing while PySpark is the Python's library to use Spark.

56. A list of artificial intelligence tools you can use today — for businesses (2/3)

A detailed list of useful artificial intelligence tools you can use for company purposes, such as business analytics, data capture, data science, ML and more

57. Build Your Own Voice Recognition Model with Tensorflow

While I'm usually a JavaScript person, there are plenty of things that Python makes easier to do. Doing voice recognition with machine learning is one of those.

58. How to Web Scrape Using Python, Snscrape & HarperDB

Learn how to execute web scraping on Twitter using the snsscrape Python library and store scraped data automatically in database by using HarperDB.

59. Multicollinearity and Its Importance in Machine Learning

Multicollinearity refers to the high correlation between two or more explanatory variables, i.e. predictors. It can be an issue in machine learning too.

60. Overview of Exploratory Data Analysis With Python

In this post I am giving a brief intro of Exploratory data analysis(EDA) in Python with help of pandas and matplotlib.

61. How to Query Deeply Nested JSON Data in PSQL

Recently I had to write a script, which should’ve changed some JSON data structure in a PSQL database. Here are some tricks I learned along the way.

62. 3 Types of Anomalies in Anomaly Detection

An Introduction to Anomaly Detection and Its Importance in Machine Learning

63. Advanced Algorithms: Median in Sliding Window

Explore the intricacies of calculating median statistics in sliding windows, a vital tool for real-time data analysis in diverse fields.

64. Using Hashcat Tool for Microsoft Active Directory Password Analysis and Cracking

Let's conduct a penetration testing on a file with a detailed study analysis of system passwords as part of an ethical hacking engagement.

65. DataOps: the Future of Data Engineering

Explore the evolution of DataOps in data engineering, its parallels with DevOps, challenges it addresses, and best practices. Transformative future of DataOps.

66. Eliminating Difference Between Business Intelligence analysts, Data Analysts or Data Scientists 🚀

There was a time when the data analyst on the team was the person driving digitalization in an adventurous data quest…and then the engineers took over.

67. Types of Linear Regression

Linear Regression is generally classified into two types:

68. Basic Understanding of ARIMA/SARIMA vs Auto ARIMA/SARIMA using Covid-19 Data Predictions

Motivation

69. 6 Best Python-Based Data Science Frameworks

Knowing Python is the most valuable skill to start a data scientist career. Although there are other languages to use for data tasks (R, Java, SQL, MATLAB, TensorFlow, and others), there are some reasons why specialists choose Python. It has some benefits, such as:

70. How POST Requests with Python Make Web Scraping Easier

To scrape a website, it’s common to send GET requests, but it's useful to know how to send data. In this article, we'll see how to start with POST requests.

71. Driver Drowsiness Detection System: A Python Project with Source Code

Drowsiness detection is a safety technology that can prevent accidents that are caused by drivers who fell asleep while driving.

72. The Best 50 Sites to Learn About Data Science

Blogs, they’re everywhere. Blogs about travel, blogs about pets, blogs about blogs. And data science is no exception. Data science blogs are a dime a dozen and with so many, where do you start when you need to find the most valuable information for your needs?

73. How to Keep Your Machine Learning Models Up-to-Date

Performant machine learning models require high-quality data. And training your machine learning model is not a single, finite stage in your process. Even after you deploy it in a production environment, it’s likely you will need a steady stream of new training data to ensure your model’s predictive accuracy over time.

74. 9 Best Machine Learning, AI, and Data Science Internships in 2022

Here are the Top 9 ML, AI, and Data Science Internships to consider for 2022 if you want to get into any of these very lucrative fields in computer science.

75. How to Use Streamlit and Python to Build a Data Science App

Web apps are still useful tools for data scientists to present their data science projects to the users. Since we may not have web development skills, we can use open-source python libraries like Streamlit to easily develop web apps in a short time.

76. Never the One to Die: Persistent Data with a CDC MinIO Sink for CockroachDB

When you absolutely need to have a perfect replica of your data for data exploration, CockroachDB and MinIO is your winning strategy.

77. Karate Club a Python library for graph representation learning

Karate Club is an unsupervised machine learning extension library for the NetworkX Python package. See the documentation here.

78. Introduction To Maths Behind Neural Networks

Today, with open source machine learning software libraries such as TensorFlow, Keras or PyTorch we can create neural network, even with a high structural complexity, with just a few lines of code. Having said that, the Math behind neural networks is still a mystery to some of us and having the Math knowledge behind neural networks and deep learning can help us understand what’s happening inside a neural network. It is also helpful in architecture selection, fine-tuning of Deep Learning models, hyperparameters tuning and optimization.

79. How to Create an Engaging README for Your Data Science Project on Github

The README file is the very first item that developers examine when they access your Data Science project hosted on GitHub. Every developer should begin their exploration of your Data Science project by reading the README file. This will tell them everything they need to know, including how to install and use your project, how to contribute (if they have suggestions for improvement), and everything else.

80. Is GPU Really Necessary for Data Science Work?

A big question for Machine Learning and Deep Learning apps developers is whether or not to use a computer with a GPU, after all, GPUs are still very expensive. To get an idea, see the price of a typical GPU for processing AI in Brazil costs between US $ 1,000.00 and US $ 7,000.00 (or more).

81. 20 Best Machine Learning Resources for Data Scientists

Whether you’re a beginner looking for introductory articles or an intermediate looking for datasets or papers about new AI models, this list of machine learning resources has something for everyone interested in or working in data science. In this article, we will introduce guides, papers, tools and datasets for both computer vision and natural language processing. 

82. The Best (and Worst) Punny Jokes Only Data Scientists Will Understand

For the first KDnuggets post on Hacker Noon, we bring you a lighter fare of very nerdy computer humor from the series of self-referential jokes started on Twitter earlier this week. Here are some of our favorites.

If you do understand all of the jokes, then you congratulate yourself on having excellent knowledge of Data Science and Machine Learning! If you have actually laughed at 2 or more jokes, then you have earned MS in Computer Humor! If you just smirked, you probably have a Ph.D. And I have a great joke about AGI, but it will be ready in 10 years.

Enjoy, and if you have more, add them in comments below!

Yann LeCun, @ylecun

83. How To Deploy Grafana Loki and Save Data to MinIO Using Docker Containers or Direct from Source

Although commonplace, logs hold critical information about system operations and are a valuable source of debugging and troubleshooting information.

84. How to Perform Emotion detection in Text via Python

In this tutorial, I will guide you on how to detect emotions associated with textual data and how can you apply it in real-world applications.

85. How to Use MinIO as External Tables to Extend Snowflake

MinIO is a high-performance, cloud native object store. Because of this, MinIO can become the global datastore for Snowflake customers, wherever their data sits

86. How GPUs are Beginning to Displace Clusters for Big Data & Data Science

More recently on my data science journey I have been using a low grade consumer GPU (NVIDIA GeForce 1060) to accomplish things that were previously only realistically capable on a cluster - here is why I think this is the direction data science will go in the next 5 years.

87. 12 Mistakes that Data Scientists Make and How to Avoid Them

Data analytics can transform how businesses operate. With companies having tons of data today , data analytics can help companies deliver valuable products and services to customers.

88. Reinforcement Learning: 10 Real Reward & Punishment Applications

In Reinforcement Learning (RL), agents are trained on a reward and punishment mechanism. The agent is rewarded for correct moves and punished for the wrong ones. In doing so, the agent tries to minimize wrong moves and maximize the right ones. 

89. Using LTV Modeling for Quick Evaluation of Customer Acquisition Channels

True story from retail finance about LTV modeling with ML algorithms for evaluation customer acquisition channels.

90. Setting Up MinIO With Quickwit

MinIO is the right choice for Quickwit because of its industry-leading performance and scalability.

91. How to Build an Image Search Engine to Find Similar Images

After reading this article, you will be able to create a search engine for similar images for your objective from scratch

92. Size Does Matter: Global Control Group for a Bank

Learn how to approach data-driven measurement properly. See what unexpected results we got in a bank and get insights for your own data analytics journey.

93. 10 Best Hugging Face Datasets for Building NLP Models

Hugging Face offers solutions and tools for developers and researchers. This article looks at the Best Hugging Face Datasets for Building NLP Models.

94. Your Definitive Guide to Lakehouse Architecture with Iceberg and MinIO

This post focuses on how Iceberg and MinIO complement each other and how various analytic frameworks (Spark, Flink, Trino, Dremio, Snowflake) can leverage them.

95. Combining Delta Lake With MinIO for Multi-Cloud Data Lakes

The combination of MinIO and Delta Lake enables enterprises to have a multi-cloud data lake that serves as a consolidated single source of truth.

96. The Real Reasons Why AI is Built on Object Storage

From no limits on unstructured data to having greater control over serving models, here are some reasons why AI is built on object storage.

97. Implementation of Data Preprocessing on Titanic Dataset

98. A Quick Comparison of Streamlit, Dash, Reflex and Rio

Streamlit, Dash, Reflex and Rio. A comparison of python web app frameworks .

99. Meta's New Model OPT is an Open-Source GPT-3

We’ve all heard about GPT-3 and have somewhat of a clear idea of its capabilities. You’ve most certainly seen some applications born strictly due to this model, some of which I covered in a previous video about the model. GPT-3 is a model developed by OpenAI that you can access through a paid API but have no access to the model itself.

100. An Intro to No-Code Web Scraping

Web scraping has broken the barriers of programming and can now be done in a much simpler and easier manner without using a single line of code.

101. 10 Best Image Classification Datasets for ML Projects

To help you build object recognition models, scene recognition models, and more, we’ve compiled a list of the best image classification datasets. These datasets vary in scope and magnitude and can suit a variety of use cases. Furthermore, the datasets have been divided into the following categories: medical imaging, agriculture & scene recognition, and others. 

102. How To Deploy Metabase on Google Cloud Platform (GCP)?

Metabase is a business intelligence tool for your organisation that plugs in various data-sources so you can explore data and build dashboards. I'll aim to provide a series of articles on provisioning and building this out for your organisation. This article is about getting up and running quickly.

103. How We Automated the Verification of Car Photos

You will find out how we at inDrive currently handle regular vehicle verifications. Every month, we ask our users to take a picture of their car.

104. So you think you know what is Artificial Intelligence?

When you think of Artificial Intelligence, the first thing that comes to mind is either Robots or Machines with Brains or Matrix or Terminator or Ex Machina or any of the other amazing concepts having machines that can think. This is an appropriate but vague understanding of Artificial Intelligence. In this article we’ll see what A.I. really is and how the definition has changed in the past.

105. Introductory Guide To Real-time Object Detection with Python

Researchers have been studying the possibilities of giving machines the ability to distinguish and identify objects through vision for years now. This particular domain, called Computer Vision or CV, has a wide range of modern-day applications.

106. Developing Streaming Data Lakes with Hudi and MinIO

Using MinIO for Hudi storage paves the way for multi-cloud data lakes and analytics.

107. How to Create a Simple Web Dashboard for Efficient Data Analytics

Dashboard with different visualizations allows you to compare data and show changes and tendencies. In this tutorial I wil explain why and how to build one.

108. Top 10 Data Science Project Ideas for 2020

As an aspiring data scientist, the best way for you to increase your skill level is by practicing. And what better way is there for practicing your technical skills than making projects.

109. Dear Aspiring Data Scientists: Skip the Certificates, Do This Instead

If you've been on LinkedIn anytime in the past several months, you've probably come across the infamous "certification post."

110. Going From Not Being Able To Code To Deep Learning Hero

A detailed plan for going from not being able to write code to being a deep learning expert. Advice based on personal experience.

111. How to Do Speech Recognition in Python

In my free time, I am attempting to build my own smart home devices. One feature they will need is speech recognition. While I am not certain yet as to how exactly I want to implement that feature, I thought it would be interesting to dive in and explore different options. The first I wanted to try was the SpeechRecognition library.

112. How ColBERT Helps Developers Overcome the Limits of RAG

Learn about ColBERT, a new way of scoring passage relevance using a BERT language model that substantially solves the problems with dense passage retrieval.

113. Why Every Software Engineer Should Learn Python?

Hello guys, If you follow my blog regularly, or read my articles here on HackerNoon, then you may be wondering why am I writing an article to tell people to learn Python? Didn’t I ask you to prefer Java over Python a couple of years ago?

114. MongoDB: Exploring Data Visualization Tools and Techniques

Looking for MongoDB data visualization tool? There are plenty of options but firstly its better to explore what kinds of solutions there are on the market.

115. Data Analytics 101: Your First Steps Into a Data-Driven World

Every business has its goals and the path to attaining those goals usually lies in data, it’s why our data is so important today.

116. Training Your Models on Cloud TPUs in 4 Easy Steps on Google Colab

You have a plain old TensorFlow model that’s too computationally expensive to train on your standard-issue work laptop. I get it. I’ve been there too, and if I’m being honest, seeing my laptop crash twice in a row after trying to train a model on it is painful to watch.

117. What is an RNN (Recurrent Neural Network) in Deep Learning?

RNN is one of the popular neural networks that is commonly used to solve natural language processing tasks.

118. Python Bootcamp For ML

Few days ago i think that i can make a bootcamp on python which most needed for machine learning enthusiastic or deep learning enthusiastic or data science enthusiastic.Then i was started this bootcamp. I hope that this bootcamp will be helpful for everyone who’s want to work in Data Science field or Machine learning field.

119. Apache Druid, TiDB, ClickHouse, or Apache Doris? A Comparison of OLAP Tools

The OLAP experience of an automobile manufacturer.

120. Must-Know Base Tips for Feature Engineering With Time Series Data

Master key time series feature engineering techniques to enhance predictive models in finance, healthcare & more with our comprehensive guide.

121. Pynecone: Web Apps in Pure Python

Pynecone is an open-source framework to build web apps in pure Python and deploy with a single command.

122. 5 Best Sentiment Analysis Companies and Tools for Machine Learning

Looking for sentiment analysis companies or sentiment annotation tools? If so, you’ve come to the right place. This guide will briefly explain what sentiment analysis is, and introduce companies that provide sentiment annotation tools and services.

123. Deepmind May Have Just Created the World's First General AI

Gato from DeepMind was just published! It is a single transformer that can play Atari games, caption images, chat with people, control a real robotic arm, and more! Indeed, it is trained once and uses the same weights to achieve all those tasks. And as per Deepmind, this is not only a transformer but also an agent. This is what happens when you mix Transformers with progress on multi-task reinforcement learning agents.

124. Automating Cloud Storage Deployments With MinIO and SystemD

With the help of SystemD and MinIO you can automate your cloud object storage deployments and ensure the service lifecycle is managed smoothly and successfully.

125. Using MinIO to Build a Retrieval Augmented Generation Chat Application

Building a production-grade RAG application demands a suitable data infrastructure to store, version, process, evaluate, and query chunks of data.

126. The History of JSON and the People That Created It

Douglas Crockford and Chip Morngingstar created the data exchange format that is now known as JSON.

127. Facial Recognition Comparison with Java and C ++ using HOG

HOG - Histogram of Oriented Gradients (histogram of oriented gradients) is an image descriptor format, capable of summarizing the main characteristics of an image, such as faces for example, allowing comparison with similar images.

128. Numpy With Python For Data Science

In Part 1 of the Data science With Python series, we looked at the basic in-built functions for numerical computing in Python. In this part, we will be taking a look at the Numpy library.

129. 17 Open Crime Datasets for Data Science and Machine Learning Projects

For those looking to analyze crime rates or trends over a specific area or time period, we have compiled a list of the 16 best crime datasets made available for public use.

130. Top 20 Twitter Datasets for Machine Learning Projects

It is often very difficult for AI researchers to gather social media data for machine learning. Luckily, one free and accessible source of SNS data is Twitter.

131. No-Code is Eating the World

Recently, Amazon released a new tool, called Honeycode, which lets customers quickly build mobile and web applications — with no coding required. This came a few months after Google’s acquisition of the no-code mobile-app-building platform, AppSheet. While these moves surprised many, they’re in line with a larger trend I’ve observed, one that’s growing strong in all sectors, even amidst economic turmoil.

132. The Importance of Hypothesis Testing

Hypothesis tests are significant for evaluating answers to questions concerning samples of data.

133. 3 Data Distributions for Counts in Layman’s Terms

Counts are everywhere, so no matter your background, these data distributions will come in handy.

134. How to Deploy Machine Learning Models to the Cloud Quickly and Easily

Machine learning models are usually developed in a training environment (online or offline). And you can then deploy them and use them with live data.  

135. 9 Free AI Tools Everyone Needs to Try

Unlock the power of AI with these 9 free tools! Boost productivity, improve decision-making, & enhance your personal life.

136. Essential Guide to Transformer Models in Machine Learning

Transformer models have become the defacto standard for NLP tasks. As an example, I’m sure you’ve already seen the awesome GPT3 Transformer demos and articles detailing how much time and money it took to train.

137. How LZ77 Data Compression Works

How does the ZIP format work?

138. Architecting Trustworthy Healthcare Data Platforms Using Declarative Pipelines

In Digital Healthcare data platforms, data quality is no longer a nice-to-have — it is a hard requirement.

139. Exploring Machine Learning Techniques for LTV/CLV Prediction

Using ML to analyze and predict CLV offers more accurate, actionable insights by learning from behavioral data at scale.

140. 8 Best Human Behaviour Datasets for Machine Learning

Human behaviour describes how people interact and in this article, we will look at the 8 Best Human Behaviour Datasets for Machine Learning.

141. How To Build and Deploy an NLP Model with FastAPI: Part 1

Learn how to build an NLP model and deploy it with a fast web framework for building APIs called FastAPI.

142. Top Dev Jokes Of 2019

Having fun while developing is necessary for programmers and developers. No matter how much serious or tough the situation is, one should always take things lightly when it comes to software development. 

143. Data Testing for Machine Learning Pipelines Using Deepchecks, DagsHub, and GitHub Actions

A complete setup of a ML project using version control (also for data with DVC), experiment tracking, data checks with deepchecks and GitHub Action

144. A Data Scientist's Guide to Semi-Supervised Learning

Semi-supervised learning is the type of machine learning that is not commonly talked about by data science and machine learning practitioners but still has a very important role to play. 

145. Linear Regression and its Mathematical implementation

What is Linear Regression ?

146. You Could Be Wrong About Probability

A quick walkthrough of the three frameworks in probability viz. classical, frequentist and Bayesian through an example.

147. Knowledge Graphs Gain Traction as AI Pushes Beyond Traditional Data Models

Is graph really the new star schema? What do graphs like to non-insiders, and what attracts them to the community, methodologies, applications, and innovation?

148. My Favorite Free Excel Courses for Programmers, Data Analysts, and IT Professionals

If you want to learn Microsoft Excel, a productivity tool for IT professionals, and looking for free online courses, then you have come to the right place.

149. 21 Best Coursera Courses and Certificates for IT Professionals to Learn Data Science and Cloud

Here are the top 20 Coursera Courses and Certifications to Learn Data Science, Cloud Computing, and Python.

150. How Machine Learning is Used in Astronomy

Is Astronomy data science?

151. Increase The Size of Your Datasets Through Data Augmentation

Access to training data is one of the largest blockers for many machine learning projects. Luckily, for various different projects, we can use data augmentation to increase the size of our training data many times over.

152. A Practical Guide to Machine Learning for Business

A practical guide to using machine learning in business, from defining problems and choosing models to deployment, monitoring, and delivering real value.

153. How to Build Your Own PyTorch Neural Network Layer from Scratch

This is actually an assignment from Jeremy Howard’s fast.ai course, lesson 5. I’ve showcased how easy it is to build a Convolutional Neural Networks from scratch using PyTorch. Today, let’s try to delve down even deeper and see if we could write our own nn.Linear module. Why waste your time writing your own PyTorch module while it’s already been written by the devs over at Facebook?

154. Architecting a Modern Data Lake in a Post-Hadoop World

This paper talks to the rise and fall of Hadoop HDFS and why high-performance object storage is a natural successor in the big data world.

155. A Look Into 5 Use Cases for Vector Search from Major Tech Companies

A deep dive into 5 early adopters of vector search- Pinterest, Spotify, eBay, Airbnb and Doordash- who have integrated AI into their applications.

156. Hinge Loss - A Steadfast Loss Evaluation Function for the SVM Classification Models in AI & ML

Researchers use an algebraic acme called “Losses” in order to optimise the machine learning space defined by a specific use case.

157. A Comprehensive Guide to Building DolphinScheduler 3.2.0 Production-Grade Cluster Deployment

In version 3.2.0, DolphinScheduler introduces a series of new features and improvements, significantly enhancing its stability.

158. 10 Best Datasets for Geospatial Analytics (Open and Public Access)

Scientists use geospatial analytics to build visualizations such as maps, graphs and cartograms. These are the Best Public Datasets for Geospatial Analytics.

159. Crowdsourcing Data Labeling for Machine Learning Projects [A How-To Guide]

Research suggests that data scientists spend a whopping 80% of their time preprocessing data and only 20% on actually building machine learning models. With that in mind, it’s no wonder why the machine learning community was quick to embrace crowdsourcing for data labeling. Crowdsourcing helps break down large and complex machine learning problems into smaller and simpler tasks for a large distributed workforce.

160. How to Visualize Bias and Variance

In the process of building a Machine Learning model, there is a trade-off between bias and variance.

161. Introducing CatalyzeX: A Browser Extension for Machine Learning

Andrew Ng likes it, you probably will too!

162. When to Use DynamoDB Secondary Indexes

DynamoDB's secondary indexes are a powerful tool for enabling new access patterns for your data.

163. Solving Time Series Forecasting Problems: Principles and Techniques

Explore time series analysis: from cross-validation, decomposition, transformation to advanced modeling with ARIMA, Neural Networks, and more.

164. Dimensionality Reduction Using PCA : A Comprehensive Hands-On Primer

We, humans, are experiencing tailor-made services which have been engineered right for us, we are not troubled personally, but we are doing one thing every day, which is kind of helping this intelligent machine work day and night just to make sure all these services are curated right and delivered to us in the manner we like to consume it.

165. Creating a RAG Agent: Step-by-Step Guide

In this tutorial, we will develop a simple Agent that accesses multiple data sources and invokes data retrieval when needed.

166. What the Heck Is Malloy?

Malloy is a new experimental language for describing data relationships and transformations created by the developer of Looker.

167. A Guide to DynamoDB Secondary Indexes: GSI, LSI, Elasticsearch and Rockset

For analytical use cases, you can gain significant performance and cost advantages by syncing the DynamoDB table with a different tool or service like Rockset.

168. Best B2B Data Providers in 2026

This guide will look into the ten best B2B data providers that can fuel your business strategy and help you expand your customer base.

169. Answering Metric Questions in Product Manager Interviews

Product manager interviews usually include a section on metrics. As a data scientist at Uber, I’ve often given or helped friends prepare for these interviews. The difference between candidates who crush the metric questions and those who struggle turns, as far as I can tell, on whether they have a framework that they can apply.

170. Probabilistic Predictions in Classification - Evaluating Quality

Binary classification is one of the most common machine learning tasks. In practice, the goal of such tasks often extends beyond simply predicting a class.

171. How to Use Approximate Leave-one-out Cross-validation to Build Better Models

How to use Approximate leave-one-out cross-validation for hyperparameter optimization and outlier detection for logistic regression and ridge regression

172. Gain State-Of-The-Art Results on Tabular Data with Deep Learning & Embedding Layers [A How To Guide]

Tree-based models like Random Forest and XGBoost have become very popular in solving tabular(structured) data problems and gained a lot of tractions in Kaggle competitions lately. It has its very deserving reasons. However, in this article, I want to introduce a different approach from fast.ai’s Tabular module leveraging.

173. Improve Machine Learning Model Performance by Combining Categorical Features

Learn how to combine categorical features in your dataset to improve your machine learning model performance.

174. A Quick Introduction to Machine Learning with Dagster

This article is a quick introduction to Dagster using a small ML project. It is beginner friendly but might also suit more advanced programmers if they dont know Dagster.

175. Bayesian Brain: Is Your Brain a Data Scientist?

Is your Brain a Data Scientist? Yes, according to the Bayesian Brain Hypothesis, your brain is a Bayesian statistician. Let me explain.

176. How Three ML Models Transform Product Analytics

Learn how machine learning advances product analytics — from predicting behavior to optimizing personalized, data-driven decisions.

177. Data Engineering: An Interview with Meta Engineer Leonid Chashnikov

As we sit down for this exclusive interview, Leonid offers a rare glimpse into the intricate process of weaving the digital fabric that shapes our lives.

178. Data Science Toolkit (Concepts + Code)

Hi folks !! In this post, i will discuss about basic tools and software that one can use to solve a data science problem . If you are new to ML or Data Science or Statistics, Feel free to check out my other blog on ML by clicking on the link below.

179. Best Libraries That Will Assist You In EDA: 2021 Edition

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) is an essential step in the data science project lifecycle. Here are the top 10 python tools for EDA.

180. How We Increased Database Query Concurrency by 20 Times

Learn 5 ways to accelerate point queries and 4 methods to further improve concurrency: row storage format, short circuit, prepared statement, and row storage ca

181. How to Use Propensity Score Matching to Measure Down Stream Causal Impact of an Event

How can we know ours ads are making impact that we aim for? What if targeted ads are not working the way we want them to?

182. Train a NER Transformer Model with Just a Few Lines of Code via spaCy 3

Transformer models have become by far the state of the art in NLP technology, with applications ranging from NER, Text Classification, and Question Answering

183. What Happens When You Get Sick Right Now?

We are living in a weird time. Day by day we see more & more people coughing and getting sick, our neighbors, coworkers on Zoom calls, politicians, etc… But here’s when it becomes really, really scary — when you become one of “those” and have no clue what to do. Your reptile brain activates, you enter a state of panic, and engage complete freakout mode. That’s what happened to me this Monday, and I’m not sure I’m past this stage.

184. Navigating MySQL Data Types: Sets and Enums

Learn how to use MySQL’s SET and ENUM data types effectively. This guide explains their internal behavior, common pitfalls, and best practices

185. How to Start with Web Scraping and Why You Don't Need to Code

Collecting data from the web can be the core of data science. In this article, we'll see how to start with scraping with or without having to write code.

186. What the Heck Is Apache Paimon?

Have you heard of the data Streamhouse yet? Find out more and learn about Apache Paimon

187. Microsoft Fabric IQ Puts Ontology Back on the Map — and Back in the Confusion

Everyone is talking about ontologies. Why, what is an ontology actually, and how is it related to graphs?

188. Time Series Forecasting with TensorFlow.js

Pull stock prices from online API and perform predictions using Recurrent Neural Network & Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) with TensorFlow.js framework

189. A Roadmap For Becoming a Data Scientist

So you want to become a data scientist? You have heard so much about data science and want to know what all the hype is about? Well, you have come to the perfect place. The field of data science has evolved significantly in the past decade. Today there are multiple ways to jump into the field and become a data scientist. Not all of them need you to have a fancy degree either. So let’s get started!

190. Semantic Search Queries Return More Informed Results

In this article, you will learn what a vector search engine is and how you can use Weaviate with your own data in 5 minutes.

191. A Guide to Scraping HTML Tables with Pandas and BeautifulSoup

How to not get stuck when collecting tabular data from the internet.

192. Exploring the Top Data Science and Machine Learning (DSML) Platforms of 2022

Exploring Data Science and Machine Learning (DSML) Platforms

193. How LZ78 Compression Algorithm Works

How does the GIF format work?

194. AI Meets Ethics: Navigating Bias and Fairness in Data Science Models

Explore a product developer's journey in tackling AI bias and fairness. Learn how ethical considerations shape AI design, ensuring technology benefits everyone.

195. Polygon data: What it is and how can it be used?

This blog explains about polygon data, its benefits and how it is widely used in geomarketing, indoor mapping, and mobility analysis for orgnaizations.

196. Google's New AI Creates Summaries of Your Documents in Google Docs

Google recently announced a new model for automatically generating summaries using machine learning, released in Google Docs that you can already use.

197. Building an AI Red Team to Stop Problems Before They Start

An incredible 87% of data science projects never go live.

198. 20 Best PyTorch Datasets for Building Deep Learning Models

PyTorch has gained a reputation as a research-focused framework, and these are the Best PyTorch Datasets for Building Deep Learning Models available today.

199. Ten Future Technologies That Aren't in the Public Eye (Yet)

CRISPR, Quantum, Graphene, Smart Dust, Digital Twins, the Metaverse… You’ve heard about it all. Seen it all. Read it all. Or have you?

200. Secrets, Relationships, and Patterns: An Introduction to Exploratory Data Analysis

In this article, we set sail on a captivating journey through the EDA process, using the legendary Titanic dataset from Kaggle as our North Star.

201. Pickling and Unpickling in Python

In this blog, you will learn about the Pickling and Unpickling process, although it is quite simple it is very important and useful.

202. 5 Best AI Articles of the Month

Here are the five best articles related to artificial intelligence in May posted on Hackernoon.

203. Uploading a 1 Million Row CSV File to the Backend in 10 Seconds

Uploading 1 million row size large CSV to mongoDB using nodejs stream

204. An Introduction to the Power of Vector Search for Beginners

An introduction to neural vector search, in comparison to keyword-based search.

205. How to detect plagiarism in text using Python

Intro

206. How to Structure a PyTorch ML Project With Google Colab and TensorBoard

Let’s build a fashion-MNIST CNN, PyTorch style. This is A Line-by-line guide on how to structure a PyTorch ML project from scratch using Google Colab and TensorBoard

207. Top 8 Best Qlik Sense Extensions

Qlik Sense is powerful data visualization and BI software. But sometimes its functions are not enough. Meet the best Qlik Sense extensions to do more with data!

208. The Best Slack Groups for Data Scientists to Join

The online data science community is supportive and collaborative. One of the ways you can join the community is to find machine learning and AI Slack groups.

209. No-Code Machine Learning inside Google Sheets

Introduction

210. Avengers Ensemble: How Ensemble Modeling Helps You Avoid Overfitting

Ensemble modelling helps you avoid overfitting by reducing variance in the prediction and minimizing modelling method bias.

211. Azure Data Factory: An Amazing Data Migration Tool

This blog will highlight how users can define pipelines to migrate the unstructured data from different data stores to structured data via Azure Data Factory

212. Why I Built a SaaS to Replace Myself

The time to start building one's synthetic replacement is now.

213. Explain Complex Concepts With Minimalistic Drawings With Okso.app

Minimalistic Data Structure Sketches

214. Must-Know Theorems for Programmers

Programming is a complex and multifaceted field that encompasses a wide range of mathematical and computational concepts and techniques.

215. How to Think Like a Data Scientist or Data Analyst

Data science is a new and maturing field, with a variety of job functions emerging, from data engineering and data analysis to machine and deep learning. A data scientist must combine scientific, creative and investigative thinking to extract meaning from a range of datasets, and to address the underlying challenge faced by the client.

216. What Is Weaviate And How To Create Data Schemas In It

What is a Weaviate schema, why you need one and how to define one to store your own data.

217. How I Built an Interactive Dashboard Web App to Visualize Boxing Data

I am a huge fan of combat sports, with boxing in particular being my favourite. As much as it may appear as a purely physical sport where your sole objective is to either outbox or knock your opponent out, it is far more strategic that one would expect and incorporates an element psychology. Like a chess game, each punch thrown has to be calculated, recklessly overextending yourself might leave you more vulnerable to a counter punch, while being overly passive and defensive might swing the momentum in your opponent’s favour and not get you enough points to win the fight. If you let self-doubt sink in or are intimidated by your opponent you have already lost the battle. On top of all this, you need to remain respectful of the sport and the life threatening dangers it presents. In the words of of Sugar Ray Leonard, 'you don't play boxing'.

218. Pycaret: A Faster Way to Build Machine Learning Models

Pycaret is an open-source, low code library in python that aims to automate the development of machine learning models.

219. The Pros and Cons of Collecting Online and Offline Data

220. How Data Scientists Can Become More Marketable

This headline may seem a bit odd to you. After all, if you’re a data scientist in 2019, you’re already marketable. Since data science has a huge impact on today’s businesses, the demand for DS experts is growing. At the moment I’m writing this, there are 144,527 data science jobs on LinkedIn alone.

221. 5 Top Tech Careers to Consider Studying Towards in 2021

Gain entry into IT with knowledge of data science, engineering, cloud computing, cybersecurity, or devops.

222. How to Build a Multi-label NLP Classifier from Scratch

Attacking Toxic Comments Kaggle Competition Using Fast.ai

223. How to Optimize Your Marketing Budget Using Just Three Letters: MMM

Marketing Mix Modeling is a statistical analysis method used in marketing to determine the optimal allocation of resources.

224. Quantitative ROI Modeling for Tech Product Investments

How tech executives can harness advanced econometric and AI-driven simulation techniques to make informed investment decisions under uncertainty?

225. Data Set and Data Augmentation for Face Detection and Recognition

When it comes to building an Artificially Intelligent (AI) application, your approach must be data first, not application first.

226. How to Choose the Right Database for your Requirements

Imagine — You’re in a system design interview and need to pick a database to store, let’s say, order-related data in an e-commerce system. Your data is structured and needs to be consistent, but your query pattern doesn’t match with a standard relational DB’s. You need your transactions to be isolated, and atomic and all things ACID… But OMG it needs to scale infinitely like Cassandra!! So how would you decide what storage solution to choose? Well, let’s see!

227. Building A Log Analytics Solution 10 Times More Cost-Effective Than Elasticsearch

There exist two common log processing solutions within the industry, exemplified by Elasticsearch and Grafana Loki, respectively.

228. DecentraMind for Web 3.0 or Against It? — Interview with Mikhail Danieli

DecentraMind by Web 3.0 or for it? — interview with Mikhail Danieli, project visionary and ambassador about the future of the platform and the company.

229. 5 Types of Machine Learning Algorithms You Should Know

Machine learning has become a diverse business tool to enhance the various elements of business operations. Also, it has a significant influence on the performance of the business. Machine learning algorithms are used widely to maintain competition with different industries. However, there is a different type of algorithms for goals and data sets. The selection of an algorithm depends on user role and the purpose. If you are using Linear regression, then you can quickly implement or train rather than other machine learning algorithms. But the drawback of this algorithm is that it is not applicable for complex predictions. So you should know about the different types of machine learning algorithms for getting better results.

230. Can Graph Neural Networks Solve Real-World Problems?

In this article, we will learn about GNNs and its structure as well as its applications

231. Streamline Structured + Unstructured Data Flows from Postgres with AI

Comprehensive walkthrough on using CocoIndex to build unified, incrementally updated search and analytics pipelines.

[232. Differential Privacy with Tensorflow 2.0 :  Multi class Text Classification 

Privacy](https://hackernoon.com/differential-privacy-with-tensorflow-20-multi-class-text-classification-privacy-yk7a37uh) Introduction

233. 8 Best AI Conferences to Attend in 2022

Here’s the full list of top AI conferences to attend in 2022, from the most technical to business-focused to academic

234. How I Designed My Own Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Degree 

After noticing my programming courses in college were outdated, I began this year by dropping out of college to teach myself machine learning and artificial intelligence using online resources. With no experience in tech, no previous degrees, here is the degree I designed in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence from beginning to end to get me to my goal — to become a well-rounded machine learning and AI engineer. 

235. How To Build and Deploy an NLP Model with FastAPI: Part 2

Learn how to build an NLP model and deploy it with a fast web framework for building APIs called FastAPI.

236. Mobile Price Classification: An Open Source Data Science Project with Dagshub

Machine learning models are often developed in a training environment, which may be online or offline, and can then be deployed to be used with live data once they have been tested.

237. Python Library vs. Implementation From Scratch: 7 Things to Consider

The question of from-scratch implementation vs Python library comes up once in a while, no matter the goal of your project.

238. Mean Reversion Trading Systems and Cryptocurrency Trading [A Deep Dive]

Prices move in a wave like fashion, moving back and forth following a broader trend. While doing so, it often revolves around a mean. It might move across or bounce off the mean. Mean reversion systems are designed to exploit this tendency.

239. How to Scrape NLP Datasets From Youtube

Too lazy to scrape nlp data yourself? In this post, I’ll show you a quick way to scrape NLP datasets using Youtube and Python.

240. How Bayesian Tail-Risk Modeling can save your Retail Business Marketing Budget

Why average ROI fails. Learn how distributional and tail-risk modeling protects marketing campaigns from catastrophic losses using Bayesian methods.

241. Intro to Neural Networks: CNN vs. RNN

In machine learning, each type of artificial neural network is tailored to certain tasks. This article will introduce two types of neural networks: convolutional neural networks (CNN) and recurrent neural networks (RNN). Using popular Youtube videos and visual aids, we will explain the difference between CNN and RNN and how they are used in computer vision and natural language processing. 

242. Realistic Face Manipulation in Videos With AI

You've most certainly seen movies like the recent Captain Marvel or Gemini Man where Samuel L Jackson and Will Smith appeared to look like they were much younger. This requires hundreds if not thousands of hours of work from professionals manually editing the scenes he appeared in. Instead, you could use a simple AI and do it within a few minutes.

243. Analyzing Twitter Conversations with the New Twitter V2 API

Getting actionable insights around a topic using the new Twitter API v2 endpoint

244. Basics of Machine Learning and its capabilities in Cybersecurity

The article explores Machine Learning's vital role in cybersecurity, addressing evolving digital threats. It covers ML's types, iterative process, feature engi

245. I Built a Boxing Prediction Web App on Shiny, Here's How

As part of my data-science career track bootcamp, I had to complete a few personal capstones. For this particular capstone, I opted to focus on building something I personally care about - what better way to learn and possibly build something valuable than by working on a passion project.

246. How I mastered Python in Lockdown without spending a penny

I always wanted to learn programming. Writing codes, making algorithms always excited me. Being a mechanical engineer, I was never taught these subjects in depth.

247. How To Create a Python Data Engineering Project with a Pipeline Pattern

In this article, we cover how to use pipeline patterns in python data engineering projects. Create a functional pipeline, install fastcore, and other steps.

248. 9 Free Data Science Courses & Guides For Beginners

We human beings are depending so much on digital and smart devices. And all these devices are creating data at a very fast rate. According to an article on Forbes more than 90% of the world data has been created in past 2 to 3 years.

249. What is a Data Reliability Engineer?

With each day, enterprises increasingly rely on data to make decisions.

250. Summarizing Most Popular Text-to-Image Synthesis Methods With Python

Comparative Study of Different Adversarial Text to Image Methods

251. From Satellite Signals to Neural Networks

See how Andrei Shcherbinin built production-ready ML systems with 12x faster attribution, 95% chatbot automation, and stronger monitoring.

252. What the Heck is PRQL?

Another clever tool for a powerful SQL pre-processor

[253. Diverse types of Artificial Intelligence:

A Must-know for AI Enthusiasts](https://hackernoon.com/diverse-types-of-artificial-intelligence-a-must-know-for-ai-enthusiasts) A precursory article that explains various categorizations of artificial intelligence, some real-life examples and concepts.

254. Using a Relational Database to Query Unstructured Data

Using Relational Database to search inside unstructured data

255. Why 87% of Machine learning Projects Fail

This article will serve as a lesson on the shocking reasons for your AI adoption disaster. We see news about machine learning everywhere. Indeed, there is lot of potential in machine learning. According to Gartner’s predictions, “Through 2020, 80% of AI projects will remain alchemy, run by wizards whose talents will not scale in the organization” and Transform 2019 of VentureBeat predicted that 87% of AI projects will never make it into production.

256. BI Analyst Interview Questions And Answers: 2020 Edition

Why you should prepare for BI analyst interview questions?

257. Statistics Cheat Sheet: A Beginner's Guide to Probability and Random Events

A beginner’s guide to Probability and Random Events. Understand the key statistics concepts and areas to focus on to ace your next data science interview.

258. Anomaly Detection Strategies for IoT Sensors

Motivation - Algorithms for IoT sensors

259. An Internal Email to Tim Cook and the State of Business Intelligence

We get a glimpse into the inner workings of a valuable company and it turns out it's not all sunshine and rainbows.

260. What Are Convolution Neural Networks? [ELI5]

Universal Approximation Theorem says that Feed-Forward Neural Network (also known as Multi-layered Network of Neurons) can act as powerful approximation to learn the non-linear relationship between the input and output. But the problem with the Feed-Forward Neural Network is that the network is prone to over-fitting due to the presence of many parameters within the network to learn.

261. 10 Best Reddit Datasets for NLP and Other ML Projects

In this post, I wanted to share a Reddit dataset list that gained a lot of traction on social media when it was first posted.

262. SERP Analysis with Google Search Console+Python

Google makes billions and billions from paid search, but did you know those folks without adblockers are only responsible for about 6 percent of web visits? Long live free organic search, the primary diet for almost 2/3rds of all web traffic!

263. Build Your Own AI Chatbot on Your Local PC — Online and Offline

You can easily build a personal AI chatbot that runs both online (using OpenAI GPT) and offline (using Ollama local models) right from your local machine.

264. Where to Learn Machine and Deep Learning for Free

265. 13 Highest paying Tech Jobs Software Engineers can aim to increase their Pay

If you are a computer science graduate or someone who is thinking of making a career in the software development world or an experienced programmer who is thinking about his next career move but not so sure which field you should go then you have a come to the right place.

266. Building Handwritten Digits Recognizer using Support Vector Machine

Handwriting Recognition:

267. MLOps Engineer vs ML Engineer: The Key Differences

Discover the key differences between MLOps Engineer vs ML Engineer roles, including focus, collaboration, and tooling.

268. Context Graphs, Ontologies, and the Race to Fix Enterprise AI

What are context graphs, what are they good for, and why are they dubbed AI’s trillion-dollar opportunity? What does context mean, and how can it be defined?

269. Features Selection by Using Xverse Package

Learn how to apply a variety of techniques to select features with Xverse package.

270. How to Optimize Google Cloud BigQuery and Control the Cost

I unknowingly blew $3,000 in 6 hours on one query in Google Cloud BigQuery. Here’s why and 3 easy steps to optimize the cost.

271. Retraining Machine Learning Model Approaches

Retraining Machine Learning Model, Model Drift, Different ways to identify model drift, Performance Degradation

272. AI Facts Every Dev Should Know: Artificial intelligence is older than you, probably

The hype around AI is growing rapidly, as most research companies predict AI will take on an increasingly important role in the future. 

273. COVID-19: "​In God We Trust, All Others Must Bring [CLEAN] Data"

In these difficult days for all of us, I’ve heard all sorts of things. From the fake news sent through Whatsapp, like vitamin C can save your life, to holding your breath in the morning to check if you’ve been hit by COVID-19. The mantra that everyone keeps repeating is “stay at home!”, okay fine, but what exactly does “stay home” mean? The question seems ridiculous when you think of a relatively short period, 15 days? A month? But if we look critically at the situation, we surely realize that it won’t be 15 days, and it won’t be a month. It will be a long, long time. Why am I saying this? Because “stay at home” doesn’t protect us from the virus. Staying at home is to protect our health care facilities from collapse. And I’m not saying that this is wrong. I’m just saying that if we want to protect the health care system from collapse, well then we’ll stay home a long, long time. But in doing so we will irreparably damage the economic system by profoundly changing our social and political model. It is inevitable. Let’s face it and not have too many illusions.

274. The Essential Architectures For Every Data Scientist and Big Data Engineer

Comprehensive List of Feature Store Architectures for Data Scientists and Big Data Professionals

275. 5 Best Machine Learning Books for ML Beginners

Here is a list of the best books to learn machine learning for beginners to help build their careers in the ML Industry.

276. 11 Awesome (and Worrisome) Applications of AI

For years AI was touted to be the next big technology. Expected to revolutionize the job industry and effectively kill millions of human jobs, it became the poster child for job cuts. Despite this, its adoption has been increasingly well-received. To the tech experts, this wasn’t really surprising given its vast range of use cases.

277. Say Goodbye to SEO - ChatGPT Steals the Show With Smarter Search

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has been the backbone of an online search for over two decades now. But as Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology moves quickl

278. Navigating MySQL data types: date and time

Explore the nuances of MySQL’s DATETIME and TIMESTAMP types, from handling time zones and zero dates to optimizing performance and preventing pitfalls.

279. The damaging effects of unplanned work

For practically anyone, unplanned work kills several hours of planned productivity. For creative workers, such as those who write software, it kills days. When the only definition of “done” is “the customer said they were satisfied with the analysis”, you know the scope of your project is going to forever creep until the customer decides to pay attention to something else. When working on something creative like writing code, you experience different levels of productivity. The most productive levels are what some people refer to as “being in the zone”

280. Positional Embedding: The Secret behind the Accuracy of Transformer Neural Networks

An article explaining the intuition behind the “positional embedding” in transformer models from the renowned research paper - “Attention Is All You Need”.

281. Is The Modern Data Warehouse Dead?

Do we need a radical new approach to data warehouse technology? An immutable data warehouse starts with the data consumer SLAs and pipes data in pre-modeled.

282. How To Predict Election Results using Twitter

Elections play crucial role in all democracies and social media is an important aspect in this process. Presently, political parties increasingly rely on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook for political communication.The use of social media in political marketing campaigns has grown dramatically over the past few years. It is also expected to become even more critical to future political campaigns, as it creates two-way communication and engagement that stimulates and fosters candidates relationships with their supporters.

283. What is OpenAI's Whisper Model?

Have you ever dreamed of a good transcription tool that would accurately understand what you say and write it down? Not like the automatic YouTube translation tools… I mean, they are good but far from perfect. Just try it out and turn the feature on for the video, and you’ll see what I’m talking about.

284. How Can Machine Learning Predict the Stock Market?

Artificial intelligence is changing the world as we know it. Form self-driving cars to weather predictions. Now it's taking on the stock market. Here's how.

285. Why Many Data Science Jobs Are Actually Data Engineering

Most data science job descriptions are actually for data engineers.

286. Top 9 Free Beginner Tutorials for Machine Learning (ML)

This post includes a round-up of some of the best free beginner tutorials for Machine Learning.

287. The Evolution of Decision Trees: From Shannon Entropy to Modern Applications and Specialties

Discover the evolution and importance of decision trees in machine learning, from their early beginnings in the 1960s to their widespread use in modern ensemble

288. Use plaidML to do Machine Learning on macOS with an AMD GPU

Want to train machine learning models on your Mac’s integrated AMD GPU or an external graphics card? Look no further than PlaidML.

289. Insights Through Vision: Tracking Eyes Using OpenCV for Blink Detection

We explore the use of OpenCV and techniques like contour detection for eye blink detection, pupil tracking, Discuss the challenges and their specific Solutions.

290. 6 Biggest Differences Between Airbyte And Singer

We’ve been asked if Airbyte was being built on top of Singer. Even though we loved the initial mission they had, that won’t be the case. Aibyte's data protocol will be compatible with Singer’s, so that you can easily integrate and use Singer’s taps, but our protocol will differ in many ways from theirs. 

291. Beat The Heat with Machine Learning Cheat Sheet

If you are a beginner and just started machine learning or even an intermediate level programmer, you might have been stuck on how do you solve this problem. Where do you start? and where do you go from here?

292. Software Development Tricks Coding for Beginners and More

This week on HackerNoon's Stories of the Week, we looked at three articles that covered the world of software development from employment to security.

293. AI vs ML: What's the Difference?

Learn the distinctions between AI and ML with vivid examples.

294. Why Do We Use Hexagons And Not Sqaures to Aggregate Location Data

If you are a two-degree marketplace like Uber, you cater to millions of users requesting a ride through your driver partners accepting and fulfilling those requests. For a three-degree marketplace like Swiggy, there is another static component added (like restaurants or stores), where delivery partners pick up the orders.

295. Downloading Data as a File with Alpine.js

A quick demonstration of using JavaScript to download ad hoc data.

296. A Guide to Using Apache Cassandra as a Real-time Feature Store

This guide explores real-time AI and the unique performance and cost attributes of Cassandra that make it an excellent database for a feature store.

297. Credit Card Fraud Detection via Machine Learning: A Case Study

A machine learning guide on how to identify fraudulent credit card transactions by using the PyOD toolkit.

298. Anscombe’s Quartet And Importance of Data Visualization

Anscombe’s quartet comprises four data sets that have nearly identical simple descriptive statistics, yet have very different distributions and appear very different when graphed. — Wikipedia

299. Tencent Music Transitions from ClickHouse to Apache Doris

Evolution of our data processing architecture towards better performance and simpler maintenance at Tencent Music.

300. A Quick Introduction to Python Numpy for Beginners

This tutorial will help you get started with NumPy by teaching you to visualize multidimensional arrays.

301. How to Train Your Own Private ChatGPT Model for the Cost of a Starbucks Coffee

With the cost of a cup of Starbucks and two hours of your time, you can own your own trained open-source large-scale model.

302. Machine Learning Magic: How to Speed Up Offline Inference for Large Datasets

Running inference at scale is challenging. See how we speed up the I/O performance for large-scale ML/DL offline inference jobs.

303. Multi-Armed Bandits: The Best Reinforcement Learning Solution for Your Task

Explore the fascinating world of Reinforcement Learning through Multi-Armed Bandits (MABs), balancing exploration & exploitation.

304. Machine Learning 101: How And Where To Start For Absolute Beginners

This post covers all you will need for your Journey as a Beginner. All the Resources are provided with links. You just need Time and Your dedication.

305. What is the Future for SQL Developers in a Machine Learning World?

Do you know the machine learning global market is estimated to reach $30.6 billion by 2024? This marvellous growth is the outcome of Omni-presence of artificial intelligence and its trending subset; machine learning.

306. Self-Supervised Machine Learning: The Story So Far and Trends For 2021

Let’s talk about self-supervised machine learning - a way to teach a model a lot without manual markup, as well as an opportunity to avoid deep learning when setting a model up to solve a problem. This material requires an intermediate level of preparation; there are many references to original publications.

307. How to Improve Your Data Literacy Skills

Are you data literate? In today's data-driven world, data literacy is a crucial skill. Here's how you can develop it for yourself.

308. Training Your Own Text Classification Model From Scratch With Tensorflow Is As Easy As ABC

Hello ML Newb! In this article, you will learn to train your own text classification model from scratch using Tensorflow in just a few lines of code.

309. Using Monte Carlo to Explain Why You Don't Win Daily Fantasy Baseball Games

Use Monte Carlo simulation to understand the risk in fantasy baseball. Learn why optimizing a lineup is a tall order.

310. Busting Data Science Myths: "You Need a PhD, Extensive Python Skills, and Tons of Experience"

DJ Patil and Jeff Hammerbacher coined the title Data Scientist while working at LinkedIn and Facebook, respectively, to mean someone who “uses data to interact with the world, study it and try to come up with new things.”

311. How to Create a Bubble Map with JavaScript to Visualize Election Results

A beginner level tutorial to get started with data visualization by creating an interesting and intuitive JavaScript bubble map

312. Galactica is an AI Model Trained on 120 Billion Parameters

On November 15th, MetaAI and Papers with Code announced the release of Galactica, a game-changer, open-source large language model trained on scientific knowledge with 120 billion parameters.

313. ‘Data Science Is Not a Math Skill but a Life Skill’: Noonies Nominee Kirk Borne

From astrophysics to data science, here's a story of a lifetime journey with modeling the Universe and other dynamic things that move through space and time.

314. 3 New Startups That Are Innovating DeFi Data Analysis Technology

Data analysis as a whole is one of the most important industries. Now that DeFi is a full-fledged industry, there is a growing need for valuable data analytics.

315. Top 40+ Data Science Product Interview Questions

Find the top 40+ product interview questions you must prepare for your next data science interview.

316. Why Jupyter Notebooks are the Future of Data Science

How Jupyter Notebooks played an important role in the incredible rise in popularity of Data Science and why they are its future.

317. Using Real-Time Data in Digital Marketing

Learn how you can use real-time data in digital marketing for customer engagement and retention, analyze real-time data for faster decision-making

318. Covid-19: Analysing The Spread Across Populations

A large portion of mild and asymptomatic cases may go unreported. The data will never be perfect, the true cases are likely much larger as the testing frequency and effectiveness vary in different regions.

319. Understanding SQL's Application in Data Science [A Deep Dive]

To learn about SQL, we need to understand how a DBMS works. DBMS or Database Management System is essentially a software to create and manage databases.

320. What Data Scientists Should Know About Multi-output and Multi-label Training

Multi-output Machine Learning — MixedRandomForest

321. How Likely Was One to Survive on the Titanic?

Only 38% of the passengers survived this devastating event, prompting me to wonder about the individuals who were aboard the Titanic that fateful night.

322. Extract Prominent Colors from an Image Using Machine Learning

This article explains how I found a nice and simple algorithm to extract prominent colors out of an image.

323. Fixing the Cold Start Problem in Recommender Systems

A cold start problem is when the system cannot draw any inferences for users or items about which it has not yet gathered sufficient information. Simply put, if you have no or less initial data, what recommendation is the system supposed to give to the user?

While recommender systems are useful for users who have some previous interaction history, the same might not be the case for a new user or a newly added item. The problem is that in both cases we don’t have any history to base the recommendations on. 

324. 5 Companies Developing Computer Vision Technology in 2020

Computer vision technology is the poster child of artificial intelligence. It is the sector of the industry that gets the most media attention because of the tools and benefits the technology can provide. From autonomous vehicles and drones to cancer detection and augmented reality, technologies that once only existed in science fiction are now at our doorstep.

325. The Simplest Way to do Exploratory Data Analysis(EDA) using Python Code

EDA for Data Analysis or Data Visualization is very important. It gives a brief summary and main characteristics of data. According to a survey, Data Scientist uses their most of time to perform EDA tasks.

326. How to Chat With Your Data Using OpenAI, Pinecone, Airbyte and Langchain: A Guide

Learn how to build an AI chat bot for your own data within 40 minutes. An end-to-end LLM tutorial.

327. A Deep Dive Into Market-Leading Blockchain Analytic Solutions

Explore the pros and cons of industry-leading blockchain analytic tools, examining how each solution handles data across the blockchain network.

328. Dataism: Idea or Ideology?

Dataism suggests that the entire universe can be interpreted as data flows and that all phenomena, including human behaviour, can be reduced to data processes.

329. How No-Code Can Rekindle Your Relationship With Data Science

A modern business user’s relationship with data is fairly complicated. It starts with curiosity. “Which of my top users will do X,Y, or Z?” You need a data output to move forward with a decision—except you’re having communication issues.

330. Behaviors Trees in AI: Why you Should Ditch Your Event Framework

In this article, I look into some of the shortages of event-driven programming and suggest behavior trees as an effective alternative, suitable for back/front-end application development.

331. Exploring the Intersection of Data Science and Cyber Security: Insights and Applications

Discover how data science is revolutionizing cyber security and learn about its role in detecting and preventing cyber-attacks.

332. Meet Council: The Future of AI Agents

Get to know Council, ChainML's open-source, AI agent platform.

333. 7 Types of Data Bias in Machine Learning

Data bias in machine learning is a type of error in which certain elements of a dataset are more heavily weighted and/or represented than others. A biased dataset does not accurately represent a model’s use case, resulting in skewed outcomes, low accuracy levels, and analytical errors.

334. A GAN approach To Synthetic Time-Series Data

Although sequential data is pretty common to be found and highly useful, there are many reasons that lead to not leverage it

335. Beyond A/B Testing — Switchbacks and Synthetic Control Group

Experimentation designing in the marketplace without AB-Testing using Synthetic Control Groups and Switchbacks.

336. Data Science in Finance: 5 Ways It Changed the Industry

What’s the Role of Data Science in Finance?

337. Beginner's Roadmap to Large Language Models (LLMOps) in 2023: All free!

This guide isn’t just a compilation of LLM resources; it's a curated journey through the most valuable skills in the industry.

338. Docker Use Cases: Most Common Ways to Use

Unveiling Docker's Potential in Modern IT Landscapes - An In-Depth Exploration of Applications and Best Practices.

339. Image Style Transfer And Video Transformation In EbSynth

Using EbSynth and Image Style Transfer machine learning models to create a custom AI painted video/GIF.

340. About The Meteoric Rise of the Low Code Data Scientist

If you’re not already using low-code platforms, you will be very soon. Low-code is helping to significantly speed up timelines, while bringing down costs

341. Hot-Cold Data Separation: How It Cuts Your Storage Costs by 70%

Apparently hot-cold data separation is hot now. Let's figure out why.

342. How to Perform Data Augmentation with Augly Library

Data augmentation is a technique used by practitioners to increase the data by creating modified data from the existing data.

343. Programmers Not Proficient in AIGC Programming May Face Obsolescence in the Next 5 Years

After reading this, you'll likely have a whole new perspective on how AIGC enhances development efficiency.

344. LLM Vulnerabilities: Understanding and Safeguarding Against Malicious Prompt Engineering Techniques

Discover how Large Language Models face prompt manipulation, paving the way for malicious intent, and explore defense strategies against these attacks.

345. Model Calibration in Machine Learning: An Important but Inconspicuous Concept

A prelusive article comprehending the concept behind model calibration, its importance and usage in machine learning model development.

346. 23 Common Data Science Interview Questions for Beginners

In 2012, Harvard Business Review called data scientists the sexiest job of the 21st century. However, correctly answering data science interview questions to get a job as a data scientist is very tricky.

347. Unpredictability of Artificial Intelligence

The young field of AI Safety is still in the process of identifying its challenges and limitations. In this paper, we formally describe one such impossibility result, namely Unpredictability of AI. We prove that it is impossible to precisely and consistently predict what specific actions a smarter-than-human intelligent system will take to achieve its objectives, even if we know terminal goals of the system. In conclusion, impact of Unpredictability on AI Safety is discussed.

348. Influenza Vaccines: The Data Science Behind Them

Influenza Vaccines and Data Science in Biology

349. Advancing User Data Governance with Data Lineage

This article will discuss how data lineage can help in user data governance and explore how serverless technology can be incorporated to achieve better results.

350. How to Install the KNIME Analytics Data Science Software

KNIME Analytics is a data science environment written in Java and built on Eclipse. This software allows visual programming for data science applications.

351. On the difficulty of creating a data science code of ethics

352. SeaTunnel CDC Explained: A Layman’s Guide

The core design philosophy of SeaTunnel CDC is to find the perfect balance between "Fast" (parallel snapshots) and "Stable" (data consistency).

353. What Are the Top Startups in Oceania?

At HackerNoon, we pride ourselves on supporting startups because we know how hard it can be to start and run a company.

354. How to Use Data Science to Find the Best Seat in the Cinema (Part I)

From the most popular seats to the most popular viewing times, we wanted to find out more about the movie trends in Singapore . So we created PopcornData — a website to get a glimpse of Singapore’s Movie trends — by scraping data, finding interesting insights, and visualizing them.

355. Top AI and ML YouTube Channels for Data Scientists to Subscribe to

Subscribe to these Machine Learning YouTube channels today for AI, ML, and computer science tutorial videos.

356. BlobGAN: A BIG step for GANs

BlobGAN allows for unreal manipulation of images, made super easily controlling simple blobs. All these small blobs represent an object, and you can move them around or make them bigger, smaller, or even remove them, and it will have the same effect on the object it represents in the image. This is so cool!

357. How to Build a Bar Chart Race on COVID-19 Cases in 5 Minutes

Using the new Tableau version 2020.1 onwards.

358. How this Web3 Project is Unlocking a Trillion-Dollar Data Economy with Data NFTs

Learn why data could become the most promising NFT utility that sets the foundation for a valuable trend: Data Finance (DataFi).

359. 5 Use Cases of AI to Show How It Is Transforming the Industry

Although the internet made a lot of things easier for the insurance companies, there were still many pain points left to be addressed.

360. Using GANs to Create Anime Faces via Pytorch

Most of us in data science have seen a lot of AI-generated people in recent times, whether it be in papers, blogs, or videos. We’ve reached a stage where it’s becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between actual human faces and faces generated by artificial intelligence. However, with the current available machine learning toolkits, creating these images yourself is not as difficult as you might think.

361. PULSE: Photo Upsampling Makes Blurry Faces 60 Times Sharper

The new PULSE: Photo Upsampling algorithm transforms a blurry image into a high-resolution image.

362. How AI Transforms the Fitness Industry

Incorporating AI into fitness apps can still be confusing, especially if you haven’t worked with AI before. Learn how AI can be applied to the fitness industry.

363. How PostgreSQL Aggregation Inspired Timescale Hyperfunctions’ Design

Get a primer on PostgreSQL aggregation, how PostgreSQL´s implementation inspired us as we built TimescaleDB hyperfunctions and what it means for developers.

364. 👨‍🔬️ Top 10 Data Scientist Skills to Develop to Get Yourself Hired

List of Top 10 Data Scientist skills that guaranteed employment. As well as a selection of helpful resources to master these skills

365. 7 Open Source Projects Every Data Scientist/Analyst Needs to Bookmark 🚀

Check out these 7 amazing open source projects that every data scientist /analyst should know about. These tools can make your life so much easier.

366. How Uber Uses AI to Improve Deliveries

How can Uber deliver food and always arrive on time or a few minutes before? How do they match riders to drivers so that you can always find a Uber? All that while also managing all the drivers?!

367. 10 Best + Free Machine Learning Courses Collection

Here's a compilation of some of the best + free machine learning courses available online.

368. TikTok: A Ticking Time Bomb?

One of the most popular apps of 2019, TikTok ruled the download charts in both the Android and Apple markets. Having more than 1.5 billion downloads and approximately half a billion monthly active users, TikTok definitely has access to a trove of users. With that large user base comes a hidden goldmine: their data.

369. Proxy Servers for Your Data Science Project: A Comprehensive Guide

A data-driven intro to proxies in the context of web scraping.

370. How to Build Basic Chatbot Without Coding and Deploy to Websites

Build best automated AI chat bot using Google Dialog flow

371. 10 Data Science and Machine Learning Libraries for Python

372. Graphs in the 2020s: Databases, Platforms and The Evolution of Knowledge

Graphs, and knowledge graphs, are key concepts and technologies for the 2020s. What will they look like, and what will they enable going forward?

373. We're collecting AI problem statements to crowdsource solutions to data scientists

As technology penetrates every facet of life, and continues to grow exponentially, the solution potential becomes enormous. At the same time, we're in a world where billions live in poverty, and millions are on the brink of famine. In order to support an ever-growing populace, we need to leave no stone un-turned in the search for solutions. AI provides many potential solutions to humanity's greatest challenges."AI" is a vague, even confusing term. If you hear the phrase "artificial intelligence," you might wonder why there aren't sentient robots walking around, or why everyone isn't in self-driving cars already. The reality is that "AI" is just a marketing term for a set of computational statistical tools, or more simply, algorithms.However, as versatile as mathematics is, so is AI. AI is limited by (primarily) a couple things: data and computational power. Both the data and the compute power we have available are growing exponentially, so AI is becoming more and more powerful.With this increase in data and computational ability, AI is now being used in a wide variety of applications.For example, bitgrit (disclaimer: I'm CEO), collects meaningful AI problem statements to crowd-source solutions to data scientists. Some problem statements include saving animals’ lives, increasing agricultural yield, and speeding up healthcare claims processing.Michael Suttles, CEO at Save All The Pets, explains how data and AI can be used to save shelter animals:

374. A Primer On The AI Economy

Each time a new business ecosystem forms, we have to ask a simple question: where's value created?

375. Harnessing Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) for Effective Data Visualization

Learn About SVG for Data Visualization, to make Complex Information Clear and Beautiful.

376. 70-Page Report on the COCO Dataset and Object Detection [Part 2]

This blog is part 1 of (and contains a link to) a 70+ page report was created to quickly find data resources and/or assets for a given dataset and a specific ta

377. A JavaScript Infographic: Data Science Salaries in 2022

Data visualisation infographic with insights on salary level of data scientists - how to create the JavaScript dashboard and analyse its data

378. Integrate AI into Data Mapping to Drive Business Decision Making

Prior to analyzing large chunks of data, enterprises must homogenize them in a way that makes them available and accessible to decision-makers. Presently, data comes from many sources, and every particular source can define similar data points in different ways. Say for example, the state field in a source system may exhibit “Illinois” but the destination keeps it is as “IL”. 

379. How I Broke Into Data Science

A software engineer’s journey into data science at Yelp and Uber

380. #Mythbusting 10 Artificial Intelligence Misconceptions

Today, misconceptions about AI are spreading like wildfire.

381. Leveraging Data Science in eCommerce: 7 Projects to Try

As an online retailer, how can you improve your business? Of course through providing a better customer experience. An e-commerce company needs to have a well understanding of the following factors:

382. MIDAS: A State-of-the-Art Model for Anomaly Detection in Graphs

In machine learning, hot topics such as autonomous vehicles, GANs, and face recognition often take up most of the media spotlight. However, another equally important issue that data scientists are working to solve is anomaly detection. From network security to financial fraud, anomaly detection helps protect businesses, individuals, and online communities. To help improve anomaly detection, researchers have developed a new approach called MIDAS.

383. Interviews with My Machine Learning Heroes

Meta Article with links to all the interviews with my Machine Learning Heroes: Practitioners, Researchers and Kagglers.

384. Reflinks vs symlinks vs hard links, and how they can help machine learning projects

Hard links and symbolic links have been available since time immemorial, and we use them all the time without even thinking about it. In machine learning projects they can help us, when setting up new experiments, to rearrange data files quickly and efficiently in machine learning projects. However, with traditional links, we run the risk of polluting the data files with erroneous edits. In this blog post we’ll go over the details of using links, some cool new stuff in modern file systems (reflinks), and an example of how DVC (Data Version Control, https://dvc.org/) leverages this.

385. LLM-Powered OLAP: the Tencent Experience with Apache Doris

Adopting AI in our data analytic solution is a bumpy journey, but phew, it now works well for us.

386. Be a Shortstop Beagle: Learn How to Update R and RStudio to the Latest Version

Learn how to update your Rstudio open source software and why you should keep it up to date.

387. Analyzing Data From U.S. Road Accidents With Data Visualization

In this article, we would be analyzing data related to US road accidents, which can be utilized to study accident-prone locations and influential factors.

388. Rio: WebApps in Pure Python - No JavaScript, HTML, or CSS Needed!

Rio is a brand new GUI framework designed to let you create modern web apps with just a few lines of Python. Our goal is to simplify web and app development.

389. Why So Many AI Initiatives Fail

Why is it that, for most organizations, building successful AI applications is a huge challenge? It can be boiled down to three big hurdles.

390. Why Data Anomalies are More Important Than You Think

It is easy to be annoyed by strange anomalies when they are sighted within otherwise clean (or perhaps not-quite-so-clean) datasets. This annoyance is immediately followed by eagerness to filter them out and move on. Even though having clean, well-curated datasets is an important step in the process of creating robust models, one should resist the urge to purge all anomalies immediately — in doing so, there is a real risk of throwing away valuable insights that could lead to significant improvements in your models, products, or even business processes.

391. Regression Analysis on Life Expectancy

Models used: Linear, Ridge, LASSO, Polynomial Regression Python codes are available on my GitHub

392. 10 Patterns of Centralized Crypto Exchanges Explained Using Machine Learning and Data Visualizations

Centralized crypto exchanges are the most important black box of the crypto ecosystem. We all use them, we have a love-hate relationship with them, and we understand very little about their internal behavior. At IntoTheBlock, we have been heads down working on a series of machine learning models that help us better understand the internal of crypto exchanges. Recently, we presented some of our initial findings at a highly oversubscribed webinar and I thought it would be elaborate further in some of the ideas discussed there.

393. ML Essentials: Top 10 Lists Every Data Scientist Should Know

Data Science is no doubt the "sexiest" career path of the 21st century, made up of people with strong intellectual curiosity and technical expertise to dig out valuable insights from humongous volumes of data. This helps firms add value by improving their productivity, unlocking insights for better decision making and profit gains, just to mention a few. The knowledge of Data Science is desirable and useful across various industries.

394. HDTree: A Customizable and Interactable Decision Tree Written in Python

Introducing a customizable and interactable Decision Tree-Framework written in Python

395. 8 Companies Using Machine Learning in Cool Ways

When asked what advice he'd give to world leaders, Elon Musk replied, "Implement a protocol to control the development of Artificial Intelligence."

396. Programming From 8 To 80

Is there a programming language that's good for every user from age 8 to 80? You bet! It's called Smalltalk.

397. LegalTech - An Overview and Prospective Future

A primer to understand how technology is poised to disrupt law

398. 6 important Python Libraries for Machine Learning and Data Science

In this guide, we’ll show the must know Python libraries for machine learning and data science.

399. Machine Learning News Roundup - 6 Essential AI Articles of 2019

400. What Kind of Scientist Are You?

Data science came a long way from the early days of Knowledge Discovery in Databases (KDD) and Very Large Data Bases (VLDB) conferences.

401. From Time Series to Causal Scenarios: A Statistical Guide to Counterfactual Forecasting

Learn how counterfactual forecasting helps data scientists measure true revenue impact by simulating causal scenarios beyond traditional time series models.

402. Building a Propensity Model to Target Users Better in Marketing Campaigns

Propensity model to figure out the likelihood of a person buying a product on their return visit. We need to identify the probability to convert for each user.

403. WTF is Automatic Speech Recognition?

Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is the transformation of spoken language into text. If you’ve ever used a virtual assistant like Siri or Alexa, you’ve experienced using an automatic speech recognition system. The technology is being implemented in messaging apps, search engines, in-car systems, and home automation.

404. Introduction 5 Different Types of Text Annotation in NLP

Natural language processing (NLP) is one of the biggest fields of AI development. Numerous NLP solutions like chatbots, automatic speech recognition, and sentiment analysis programs can improve efficiency and productivity in various businesses around the world. 

405. Takeaways And Quotes From The World’s Largest Kaggle GrandMaster Panel

406. 15 Essential Python Libraries for Data Science and Machine Learning

Discover 15 essential Python libraries for data science & machine learning, covering data mining, visualization & processing.

407. Building a Point Map in JavaScript

Master creating interactive point maps in JavaScript! Step-by-step guide using millionaire counts for global cities for illustration. Dive in now!

408. A Step-by-Step Guide to Failing a Data Science Project

As posited by Lev Tolstoy in his seminal work, Anna Karenina: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” Likewise, all successful data science projects go through a very similar building process, while there are tons of different ways to fail a data science project. However, I’ve decided to prepare a detailed guide aimed at data scientists who want to make sure that their project will be a 100% disaster.

409. 6 Essential Tips to Solve Data Science Projects

Data science projects are focusing on solving social or business problems by using data. Solving data science projects can be a very challenging task for beginners in this field. You will need to have a different skills set depending on the type of data problem you want to solve.

410. COVID-19: Perceived Spread vs. True Spread in China, Italy and the US

Here at TimeNet, we’re building a large time series database with the primary aim of benefitting society through access to data. In this post we’ll study different time series representing both the true, and the perceived spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Daily COVID-19 numbers are currently available on TimeNet.cloud for many countries. We’re expanding these datasets with further variables measuring how we (people) perceive the significance of the pandemic. We use stock market movements and internet search trends to quantify the virus’s perceived spread.

411. A Complete Guide To The Machine Learning Tools On AWS

In this article, we will take a look at each one of the machine learning tools offered by AWS and understand the type of problems they try to solve for their customers.

412. The One Data Science Project Idea That’ll Impress Interviewers

Let’s talk about the one and only project you need to build, that’ll help you gain fullstack data science experience, and impress interviewers on your interviews if your goal is to jumpstart your career in data science.

413. Data Science Teams are Doing it Wrong: Putting Technology Ahead of People

Data Science and ML have become competitive differentiator for organizations across industries. But a large number of ML models fail to go into production. Why?

414. Migrate Data from S3 to Snowball

In this article, I will show you how to migrate data from S3 to Snowball.

415. 10 Free Resources to Become a Health Data Scientist

Becoming a health data scientist can be challenging but rewarding; it merges statistical analysis with other tools to gain insights from healthcare data.

416. Beyond Artificial Intelligence: Providing Insights to Your Customers

417. Can You Open Medical Data (MR, CT, X-Ray) in Python and Find Tumors With AI?! Maybe

How to access medical data in DICOM format (MR, CT, X-Ray) from Python

418. Top 6 CI/CD Practices for End-to-End Development Pipelines

Maximizing efficiency is about knowing how the data science puzzles fit together and then executing them.

419. 20 Data Science Podcasts You Don’t Want to Miss

Podcasts have unequivocally become one of the most dominant forms of media consumption in recent years.

420. How to Seamlessly Transfer From Airflow to Apache DolphinScheduler With Air2phin

Some users need to migrate their scheduling system from Airflow to Apache Dolphinscheduler, this is a guide to transfer from Airflow to DolphinScheduler.

421. Meet The Entrepreneur: Alon Lev, CEO, Qwak

Meet The Entrepreneur: Alon Lev, CEO, Qwak

422. Every Way Natural Language is Better Than SQL

Since the dawn of time, humans have communicated through gestures, drawings, smoke, or speech. Along the way, Structured Query Language (SQL) made its way into human life so we could speak to databases. However, it’s time to revert back to our natural language and rethink how we talk to our data.

423. 10 Best African Language Datasets for Data Science Projects

A list of African language datasets from across the web that can be used in numerous NLP tasks.

424. Data Preprocessing

At the heart of Machine Learning is to process data. Your machine learning tools are as good as the quality of your data. This blog deals with the various steps of cleaning data. Your data needs to go through a few steps before it is could be used for making predictions.

425. How to Manage Machine Learning Products [ Part II]

Best practices and things I’ve learned along the way.

426. The Ethical AI Libraries that are Critical for Every Data Scientist to Know

With the exponential rise in applications of AI, Data Science, and Machine Learning these are the critical Ethical AI Libraries to know.

427. Certify Your Data Assets to Avoid Treating Your Data Engineers Like Catalogs

Data trust starts and ends with communication. Here’s how best-in-class data teams are certifying tables as approved for use across their organization.

428. Introducing the Swahili News Dataset for Topic Classification

Swahili (also known as Kiswahili) is one of the most spoken languages in Africa. It is spoken by 100–150 million people across East Africa. Swahili is popularly used as a second language by people across the African continent and taught in schools and universities. In Tanzania, it is one of two national languages (the other is English).

429. Why Learning PyTorch Can Make you a Better Engineer

Pytorch is a powerful open-source deep-learning framework that is quickly gaining popularity among researchers and developers

430. Model.fit is More Complex Than it Looks

Deep dive into why model.fit beats naive normal equations in linear regression, with SVD, conditioning and floating-point pitfalls explained.

431. How Data Teams Can Benefit From Running Like a Product Team

Product teams have a lot of great practices that data teams would benefit from adopting. Namely: user-centricity and proactivity.

432. Using Machine Learning to Recommend Investments in P2P Lending

Introducing PeerVest: A free ML app to help you pick the best loan pool on a risk-reward basis

433. What is a Support Vector Machine?

SVM works by finding a hyperplane in an N-dimensional space (N number of features) which fits to the multidimensional data while considering a margin.

434. Replacing Apache Hive, Elasticsearch and PostgreSQL with Apache Doris

Simplicity is the best policy.

435. Twitter Sentiment Analysis for the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections

Introduction

436. A Pleasant Way to Kick Off Your Data Science Education- This is CS50

So You Want to Get Into Data Science

437. Apache Cassandra: The Database that Helps Uber and Apple De-risk Their AI Projects

Large-scale users of Cassandra, like Uber and Apple, exemplify how this database system can effectively lower the risk in AI/ML projects.

438. Will Generative Models Be The Next Machine Learning Boom?

Machine Learning is a rapidly growing and very complex field of study. Generative Models might prove to be a new breakthrough that will make a new boom.

439. How to Build the Perfect CV to Land a Data Science Role

Looking to make your data scientist resume more attractive to employers?

440. Difference Between Boosting Trees: Updates to Classics With CatBoost, XGBoost and LightGBM

Explore boosting trees' evolution: from AdaBoost to XGBoost, LightGBM, and CatBoost. Learn key updates & how to choose the right library for your needs.

441. The Usefulness Of Data Science In Law Enforcement

Law enforcement agencies are not new to the data and its usage, but with the advancement in technology, Data science in law enforcement has become a need.

442. An Introduction to Automation in Vision AI

Levels of Annotation Automation

443. Top 5 Machine Learning Platforms to Watch in 2022

Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) is a form of DevOps in a growing area. In this article, we'll discuss the top 5 Machine Learning Platforms to watch in 2022.

444. PSG is a New Task for AIs Requiring Higher Levels of Understanding

Panoptic scene graph generation, or PSG, is a new problem task aiming to generate a more comprehensive graph representation of an image or scene based on panoptic segmentation rather than bounding boxes. It can be used to understand images and generate sentences describing what's happening. This may be the most challenging task for an AI! Learn more in the video…

445. Best Machine Learning Books You Should Read: 2020 Edition

These books cover the Introductory level to Expert level of knowledge and concepts in ML. These Books have some core factors about ML. Give them a try. Lets Start.

446. LLMs Are Transforming AI Apps: Here's How

Building apps with unreal levels of personalized context has become a reality for anyone who has the right database, a few lines of code, and an LLM like GPT-4.

447. 7 Real-World Applications of AI in Healthcare

448. Why Are Databases Exposed as APIs?

What has changed in the software world to elevate the importance of exposing databases as APIs?

449. Hadoop Data Storage Explained

Explore how exactly distributed storage works in Hadoop? We have to characterize an essential node (known as NameNode) from one of the workers (DataNodes).

450. Top 25 Quotes from ML Heroes Interviews (+ an exciting announcement!)

Re-boot of “Interview with Machine Learning Heroes” and collection of best pieces of advice

451. An Old Statistical Trick Might Help Better Explain the Apparent Correlation Between Bitcoin and Gold

The relationship between Bitcoin and Gold is one of the dynamics that seems to constantly capture the minds of financial analysts. Recently, there have been a series of new articles claiming an increasing “correlation” between Bitcoin and Gold and the phenomenon seems to be constantly debated in financial media outlets like CNBC or Bloomberg.

452. Use the 80/20 Rule with Moderation

The 80/20 rule, a.k.a. Pareto principle, has been perpetuated along the lines: "80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes." Different cases where the rule emerges have been studied, in the last century, by great personalities such as Vilfredo Pareto (land ownership in Italy), George Kingsley Zipf (word frequency in Languages), and Joseph M. Juran (quality management in industries). Working as a Data Scientist, I have seen enough of the 80/20 rule being invoked in business meetings followed by a round of applause 👏👏👏. Also, I have read numerous LinkedIn posts alike. Most times, it is just a reckless stretch of the rule. But what is the danger here, if any? After all, profits matter more than mathematical and statistical rigor.

453. An Interview with Google Map's Time Prediction Algorithm Creator

An interview with Petar Veličković, research scientist at Google Deepmind, The What's AI Podcast episode 17!

454. How to Get Started with Data Version Control (DVC)

Data Version Control (DVC) is a data-focused version of Git. In fact, it’s almost exactly like Git in terms of features and workflows associated with it.

455. My First Experience Deploying an ML Model to Production

In this blog, I will be sharing my learnings and experience from one of the deployed models.

456. Top 10 On-Demand IT Certifications With Highest Pay: 2020 Edition

Information Technology (IT) certification can enrich your IT career and pave the way for a profitable way. As the demand for IT professionals increases, let's look at 10 high-paying certifications. The technology landscape is constantly changing and the demand for information technology certification is also getting higher. Popular areas of IT include networking, cloud computing, project management, and security. Eighty percent of IT professionals say certification is useful for careers and the challenge is to identify areas of interest. Let's take a look at the certifications that are most needed and the salaries that correspond to them.

457. A Beginner Guide to Incorporating Tabular Data via HuggingFace Transformers

Transformer-based models are a game-changer when it comes to using unstructured text data. As of September 2020, the top-performing models in the General Language Understanding Evaluation (GLUE) benchmark are all BERT transformer-based models. At Georgian, we often encounter scenarios where we have supporting tabular feature information and unstructured text data. We found that by using the tabular data in these models, we could further improve performance, so we set out to build a toolkit that makes it easier for others to do the same.

458. 10 Key Skills Every Data Engineer Needs

Bridging the gap between Application Developers and Data Scientists, the demand for Data Engineers rose up to 50% in 2020, especially due to increase in investments in AI-based SaaS products.

459. What is Auditability for AI Systems?

Up until recently, we accepted the “black box” narrative surrounding AI as a necessary evil that could not be extrapolated away from AI as a concept.

460. 🏆 Startups of The Year: 2 Months Left to Cast Your Vote!

HackerNoon's Startups of The Year voting ends March 31, 2025. You still have time to support your favorites—cast your vote today!

461. Optical Character Recognition Technology for Business Owners

How to use Machine learning, Deep learning and Computer Vision for building Optical Character Recognition (OCR) solution for text recognition.

462. Implementing the Weighted Random Algorithm with JavaScript

The Weighted Random algorithm is used to send HTTP requests to Nginx servers. In this article, you'll learn how the Weighted Random algorithm works.

463. Scikit Learn 1.0: New Features in Python Machine Learning Library

Scikit-learn is the most popular open-source and free python machine learning library for Data scientists and Machine learning practitioners. The scikit-learn library contains a lot of efficient tools for machine learning and statistical modeling including classification, regression, clustering, and dimensionality reduction.

464. How I Analyzed One Million Voter Records in Manhattan

What if you could instantly visualize the political affiliation of an entire city, down to every single apartment and human registered to vote? Somewhat surprisingly, the City of New York made this a reality in early 2019, when the NYC Board of Elections decided to release 4.6 million voter records online, as reported by the New York Times. These records included full name, home address, political affiliation, and whether you have registered in the past 2 years. The reason according to this article was:

465. Decoding MySQL EXPLAIN Query Results for Better Performance

Understanding MySQL explains query output is essential to optimize the query. EXPLAIN is good tool to analyze your query.

466. Why I'm in love with Julia

In this article I'm going to make a case why people serious about creating machine learning algorithms and high performance data science programming should use Julia rather than Python. 

467. What Apple And Spotify Know About Me

Unsurprisingly, the data that our apps have collected about us is both impressive and concerning, though it can be very interesting to review and explore it.

468. How To Productionalize ML By Development Of Pipelines Since The Beginning

Writing ML code as pipelines from the get-go reduces technical debt and increases velocity of getting ML in production.

469. A Product Manager's 600-Word Guide to Machine Learning

Machine learning (ML) is a technology or field of computer science that learns from historical data to make accurate predictions or decisions.

470. Data Science Training and Data Science - Machine Learning With Python

The requirement for its stockpiling also grew as the world entered the period of huge information. The principle focal point of endeavors was on structure framework and answers for store information. When frameworks like Hadoop tackled the issue of capacity, preparing of this information turned into a challenge. Data science began assuming a crucial job to take care of this issue. Information Science is the fate of Artificial Intelligence as It can increase the value of your business.

471. Data Engineering Tools for Geospatial Data

Location-based information makes the field of geospatial analytics so popular today. Collecting useful data requires some unique tools covered in this blog.

472. What If Your LLM Is a Graph? Researchers Reimagine the AI Stack

The global knowledge graph market is projected to reach $6.93 billion by 2030.

473. Will AI Take Your Job? The Data Tells a Very Different Story

Historically, technological revolutions have triggered similar waves of anxiety, only for the long-term outcomes to demonstrate a more optimistic narrative.

474. 3 Easy Ways to Improve The Performance Of Your Python Code

I. Benchmark, benchmark, benchmark

475. How to Achieve Optimal Business Results with Public Web Data

Public web data unlocks many opportunities for businesses that can harness it. Here’s how to prepare for working with this type of data.

476. Foundation Series: Data Science, Psychohistory, and the Future of Humanity

A world where the future of humanity can be predicted through an interdisciplinary science called psychohistory! A data scientist's review of Foundation Series.

477. How To Implement 3D Human Pose Estimation System In AI Fitness Apps

“Is it possible for a technology solution to replace fitness coaches? Well, someone still has to motivate you saying “Come On, even my grandma can do better!” But from a technology point of view, this high-level requirement led us to 3D human pose estimation technology. 

478. AutoScraper and Flask: Create an API From Any Website in Less Than 5 Minutes

In this tutorial, we are going to create our own e-commerce search API with support for both eBay and Etsy without using any external APIs.

479. 4 Tips To Become A Successful Entry-Level Data Analyst

Companies across every industry rely on big data to make strategic decisions about their business, which is why data analyst roles are constantly in demand.

480. 8 Skills Required To Become A Data Scientist

Back in 2016, Glassdoor declared that being a Data Scientist was the best job in America.

481. LLMs For Curating Your Social Media Feeds? Yes Please!

Our online feeds are broken and large language models have the power to fix them.

482. Graph Algorithms, Neural Networks, and Graph Databases

Year of the Graph Newsletter, September 2019

483. How to Get Started with Data Governance Best Practices

Long recognized as a must in the data-driven world, data governance has never been easy for big and tiny organizations alike.

484. Understanding The Concept of Clustering In Unsupervised Learning

What is hierarchical clustering in unsupervised learning?

485. What I Learned When I Changed the UX Research System at my Company

SUS scale and why you should try to use it in your UX research.

486. Building with PHP in the Era of Microservices and API-Driven Architectures

Microservices can be made using lightweight PHP frameworks like Slim or Lumen, providing minimalistic setups that allow developers focus on core functionalities

487. How BitMEX Wallets Impact the Price of Bitcoin

Part of building a profitable trading strategy is quickly testing novel ideas. These tend to be the money makers in the rare case that they prove useful once you can integrate them into your strategy.

488. The Ultimate Guide to Strategic Thinking for Data Scientists

While HBR declared "Data Scientist" the sexiest job of the 21st century, let's admit that the prevailing view is that it's a geeky, highly-technical field.

489. Top 5 AI Articles of February 2022 Every Data Scientist Should Read

Here are the five best articles related to artificial intelligence in February, hoping they will make you want to learn more and visit their website.

490. How To Create a Useful Educational Product for Adults using Motivational Design

The main metric for educational product is it's completition rate. To improve it, one can use the principles of motivational design.

491. A Complete(ish) Guide to Python Tools You Can Use To Analyse Text Data

Exploratory data analysis is one of the most important parts of any machine learning workflow and Natural Language Processing is no different.

492. 5 Papers on Face Recognition Every Data Scientist Should Read

Facial recognition, is one of the largest areas of research within computer vision. This article will introduce 5 face recognition papers for data scientists.

493. Accessing Real-time Smart Contract Data From Python Code (Using Lido Contract as an Example)

In this tutorial, I’ll show you more sophisticated data access tools that are more like a surgical scalpel.

494. Top 13 Data Visualization Tools for 2023 and Beyond

With the enormity of data, data visualization has become the most sought-after method to depict huge numbers in simpler versions of maps or graphs.

495. The Bitcoin Mempool: Where Transactions Take Flight

One of Bitcoin’s strengths and the thing that makes it unique in the finance world is its radical transparency. Blockchain data is like a window, you can see right through it.

496. Some Shocking Data Analyses About Stablecoins

Stablecoins are one of the most relevant developments in the crypto ecosystem and one that has been increasingly getting traction. Recently, I presented a session that highlighted some interesting analyses that arise from applying data science methods on stablecoin’s blockchain data. The slide deck and video from the session will be available soon but I thought I share some of the most intriguing data points.

497. Are Traditional Data Warehouses Being Devoured by Agentic AI?

From a technical architecture perspective, I believe this wave of AI will profoundly reshape the entire software ecosystem.

498. A/B Testing was a Jerk, Until we Found the Replacement for Druid

The recipe for successful A/B testing is quick computation, no duplication, and no data loss. So, we used Apache Flink and Doris to build our data platform.

499. Want to Create Data Circuit Breakers with Airflow? Here's How!

See how to leverage the Airflow ShortCircuitOperator to create data circuit breakers to prevent bad data from reaching your data pipelines.

500. How to Build Machine Learning Algorithms that Actually Work

Applying machine learning models at scale in production can be hard. Here's the four biggest challenges data teams face and how to solve them.

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Data protection encompasses policies and measures to safeguard sensitive information from unauthorized access, corruption, or loss. It is critical for maintaining privacy, ensuring security, and complying with legal regulations in an increasingly data-driven world.

1. Current Web3 Development is Similar to the Internet Boom of the Late 90s

SIMBA Chain started working on its first blockchain projects for organizations like the US Navy, Boeing, and other defence contractors.

2. Assessing Your Organization's Customer Data Maturity

Investing in customer data is a top priority for marketing leaders.

3. 5 Ways to Protect Your Facebook Account from Getting Hacked

If you're wondering how to stop Facebook hackers, here are 5 easy ways to do so. This guide is beginner-friendly and all discussed methods are free.

4. What a Privacy-First Social Platform Actually Looks Like

What if social media stopped spying on you? EqoFlow.app shows what a privacy-first platform should look like: encrypted, decentralized, and built to protect

5. How Erasure Coding is Applied for Data Protection

Erasure coding is applied to data protection for distributed storage because it is resilient and efficient.

6. How to Prevent Juice Jacking

Juice jacking occurs when a hacker has infected a USB port with some form of malware or other harmful software.

7. Who Should Handle Your Digital ID?

We're living through the world's most chaotic identity verification experiment, and nobody's talking about the elephant in the room: who is handling this data?

8. The Trouble with FIPS

FIPS 140 sets the standard for cryptography used in the United States, but it's got problems. Because of FIPS, we all have problems.

9. Bringing Back Data Ownership to Humans With Decentralizion

Are we ready as humans to take the data ownership back? Here is a use case for you.

10. The FBI Knocking on Apple's Door: Can You Unlock this iPhone, Please?

Explore Christopher Pluhar's declaration, a component in the FBI's request for a court order compelling Apple's assistance in searching an iPhone for evidence.

11. AI and Personal Data: Does GPT-3 Know Anything About Me?

What do AI's know about you and can you opt out? Large Language Models are going to be used in search engine outputs and it's time to prepare!

12. The Rising Issue of Zombie APIs and Your Increased Attack Surface

Zombie APIs expand your attack surface. Learn how to identify and manage these hidden threats to secure your infrastructure and protect sensitive data.

13. How Can Password-Free Identity Verification Safeguard User Privacy?

Traditional identity verification methods usually have security risks. Unlike these methods, FIDO-based identity verification is much safer and convenient.

14. How Secure are the Top Frameworks for Development?

If you've seen headlines like "Top Frameworks", have you wondered why they are considered the best? Are cyber security vulnerabilities considered in this case?

15. Redefining Privacy and Data Ownership: An Interview with ARPA Founder, Felix Xu

A conversation with Felix Xu, CEO of ARPA, on data utility and ownership, the NFT ecosystem, and much more.

16. The Importance of IoT Security

Let's look at why security is very important for IoT devices

17. Exploring the Intersection of Data Science and Cyber Security: Insights and Applications

Discover how data science is revolutionizing cyber security and learn about its role in detecting and preventing cyber-attacks.

18. 10 Ways to Reduce Data Loss and Potential Downtime Of Your Database

In this article, you can find ten actionable methods to protect your mission-critical database.

19. Smart but Depressed or Dumb but Happy: The Internet’s Red Pill-Blue Pill Dilemma

Explore the complexities of the internet's darker side, from online gender-based violence and misinformation to the environmental impact of solar panel e-waste.

20. A Platform-Agnostic Approach in Cloud Security for Data Engineers

Discover a platform-agnostic approach to cloud security for data engineers. Strengthen the defenses with encryption, zero-trust models, and multi-cloud tools.

21. Qualitative vs. Quantitative Analysis for Cybersecurity

Learning where an organization’s most significant vulnerabilities lie is the first step to addressing those risks to stay safe.

22. How to Protect Yourself Inside the Metaverse: Do NOT Fall Victim to Virtual Maniacs

Crimes will continue.

23. Handling Sensitive Data: A Primer

Properly securing sensitive customer data is more important than ever.

24. Data and DNA: Who Owns You?

Data and DNA: With corporations able to accumulate information normally considered private on both of these fields, who should own that data and thus you?

25. Glossary of Security Terms: Forbidden Header Name

A forbidden header name is the name of any HTTP header that cannot be modified programmatically; specifically, an HTTP request header name (in contrast with a Forbidden response header name).

26. Federal Biometrics: How Does the Government Use Biometrics Data?

27. DPA as a Cybersecurity Measure

When working with a software development outsourcing company or through any third parties make sure you explore the possibilities of DPA.

28. Investing in Cybersecurity to Build a Successful Exchange - With Ben Zhou, CEO at Bybit

Investing in critical infrastructure is the key to building a successful digital exchange. In this interview, we talk about regulations and cybersecurity.

29. Using Immutable Storage to Protect Data Against Ransomware

The number of ransomware attacks reaches new heights, making businesses believe that there’s no effective weapon in this fight. But there is. Immutable storage

30. Top Emerging Cybersecurity Threats and How to Prevent Them From Happening to You

The fact is cybercrime is exponentially increasing. For all security threats, technical literacy and awareness are essential to protect yourself from such crime

31. How to Activate Disappearing Messages on Instagram

In this post, you will get complete knowledge of how to hide Instagram messages without deleting them.

32. Enhancing Data Privacy Compliance with Large Language Model (LLM) Chains

This article explores the use of Large Language Model (LLM) Chains to enhance data privacy compliance.

33. 6 Data Cybersecurity Challenges with Cloud Computing

It is important to keep your data safe and secure. Here are six challenges in that hosting your data on the cloud can pose and how your data security can help.

34. How to Protect Against Attacks Using a Quantum Computer

Quantum technologies are steadily entering our life, and soon we will hear about new hacks using a quantum computer. So, how to protect against quantum attacks?

35. When APIs Talk Too Much – A Lesson About Hidden Paths

Why API security requires more than just endpoint protection and what developers can take away.

36. Building a Layered Defense Against Web Scraping

Discover how a three-layer data-protection model blends AI, risk-based gating, and legal context to stop web scraping while preserving user trust.

37. Building a Secure RAG Pipeline on AWS: A Step-by-Step Implementation Guide

Build a secure RAG pipeline on AWS with PII redaction, guardrails, and attack defenses. Learn how to prevent LLM data leaks step by step.

38. Invisible Online: A Family Guide to Private and Secure Online Living

Explore essential strategies for protecting your family's online privacy and security. Learn about the use of VPNs, secure browsers, pseudonyms, and more.

39. Common RAID Failure Scenarios And How to Deal with Them

Most businesses these days use RAID systems to gain improved performance and security. Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) systems are a configuration of multiple disk drives that can improve storage and computing capabilities. This system comprises multiple hard disks that are connected to a single logical unit to provide more functions. As one single operating system, RAID architecture (RAID level 0, 1, 5, 6, etc.) distributes data over all disks.

40. New Open-Source Tool Takes Aim at MCP Vulnerabilities in AI Systems

Explore MCP security risks like prompt injection & data leakage. SecureMCP, an open-source tool, scans & strengthens implementations for safer AI apps.

41. Best Practices for Securing Cloud Environments Against Cyber Threats

Secure your cloud environment with best practices like data encryption, IAM, regular audits, and Zero Trust to protect against cyber threats and data breaches

42. Benefits of Corporate Data Backup and Best Practices to Keep in Place

Nowadays, companies are increasingly relying on corporate data backup solutions to guarantee the safety and recoverability of their data. Read on to learn more

43. Exactly How Secure is Web 3

Ever wonder what data privacy will look like in Web 3? Yes, everyone is. But don't fret. This article explains web 3 security issues.

44. Why Compliance and Data Protection is Important in the Blockchain Space

Interview discussing why compliance and data protection is important in the blockchain space

45. Cybersecurity in the Age of Instant Payments: Balancing Speed with Safety

Cybersecurity in instant payments is critical to prevent fraud, data breaches, and financial loss while maintaining the speed and convenience users expect.

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

Governments' demands for encryption backdoors pose significant cybersecurity risks. Learn about recent cases, expert warnings, and how to protect your privacy.

47. EU Drafts Data Regulations for Voice Assistant Developers

On March 2, 2021, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) released Guidelines on Virtual Voice Assistants (VVAs) to protect users’ privacy.

48. Why Did Today Feel like a Black Mirror Episode?

Are the recent tech giant privacy policy updates of September 2022 pushing us further into dystopia? strfsh live report

49. 4 Ways Cities Are Utilizing Data for Public Safety

Cities have been using data for public safety for years. What new technology is emerging in public safety, and how does it affect you?

50. Cheqd, Andromeda, and Devolved AI: Uniting to Build a Trust-Centric Digital World

Cheqd announces strategic partnerships with Andromeda and Devolved AI during Paris Blockchain Week.

51. Privacy vs. Innovation: Balancing Data Protection and Technological Advancements in 2023

The rapid pace of technological change and the instability of the political landscape makes it difficult for businesses to keep up with data policies and trends

52. 7 Data Analysis Steps You Should Know

To analyze data adequately requires practical knowledge of the different forms of data analysis.

53. 5 Open-Source, Free Software You Didn’t Know You Needed to Protect Your Data

There are numerous open-source and free software tools available that make it easy for anyone to protect their data. You can support them via Kivach, too.

54. Five Promising Startups That May Change the Way We Do Business in 2023 and Beyond

Judging by the survey conducted by Forbes, we can highlight five trends that will shape business in 2023.

55. The (Digital) Identity Paradox: Convenience or Privacy?

Explore the Digital Identity Paradox, where hyper-personalization from AI brings convenience at the expense of privacy. Can we balance both in the near future?

56. True Cost of Cybercrime: What Organizations Should be Prepared For

Cybercrime is on the rise and, despite the cost of cybersecurity being a stumbling block for many, here is why businesses must implement security measures…

57. The Importance of Web Penetration Testing

A pen test or penetration test is a modeled cyber-attack on your computer system to look for vulnerabilities that could be exploited.

58. Web Application Security: A Broader Perspective

Security has become an integral part of software development and operations lifecycle. When it comes to web applications, there are well-established patterns and practices to ensure securing the data. Typically most of us consider access control and securing the data at rest and transit for protection. Though these areas are fundamentally important, there are many more things to do to establish overall security of a web application. This article focuses on providing a broader perspective of things, in developing secure software focusing mostly on web applications.

59. Securing your SDLC for Open Source Applications

Creating a secure SDLC isn’t difficult. It might require some adjustment by teams that are not used to it, but it’s a worthy investment.

60. How To Protect Your Data Against Credit Card Breaches

Save your credit card information from being hacked by following these tips.

61. Apple vs. FBI: Search and Seizure Warrant

Have a look at the search and seizure warrant in the Apple-FBI encryption battle.

62. What Are The Challenges of Monetizing and Selling Data?

There have been great advancements in monetization opportunities in the last decade, but there are still challenges when it comes to generating big data analyti

63. Cybersecurity 101: How to Protect Your Data From Phishing Attacks

Never click any links or attachments in suspicious emails. If you receive a suspicious message from an organization and worry the message could be legitimate.

64. How Fintech Companies Can Protect Data Privacy While Onboarding

Taking advantage of these insights can empower fintechs to locate and approve new customers while mitigating friction and streamlining the customer journey.

65. We Open Sourced Datanymizer: in-Flight Template-Driven Data Anonymization Tool

Datanymizer is an open-source, GDPR-compliant, privacy-preserving data anonymization tool flexible about how the anonymization takes place

66. Data and IP Protection: Use Cases Defining the Choice of Privacy-Enhancing Technologies

Synthetic data's appeal lies in its presumed privacy and utility, especially for software and model testing by creating a safe playground.

67. 23 Cybersecurity Tips to Level up Your Data Privacy Game

It's important to keep yourself up-to-date on the latest security measures. Cybercrime has increased, secure your data.

68. 10 Secure Online Applications in 2021: No More Spy Spps and Hacker Attacks

A selection of programs for online privacy. All of them will help you not to fall prey to hackers and keep your data safe.

69. Synthetic Data’s Role in the Future of AI

Thanks to advanced data generation techniques, synthetic data can replicate real-world scenarios with high levels of accuracy.

70. 10 Threats to an Open API Ecosystem

Despite tight economic situations worldwide, the API economy continues to grow.

71. Cloud Security Strategies For Small Businesses

If you work from home and use cloud solutions to archive business documents, who is responsible for Cloud Security

72. 5 Ways to Ensure You Aren’t Sharing Your Workplace Data

With so much of our lives online, it's too easy for us to make a mistake and accidentally share our workplace data. These easy methods keep your data safe.

73. Data Security in the Cloud: Why You Need Data Detection and Response (DDR)

Data Detection and Response (DDR) is an iteration of data security technology. DDR focuses on the data itself, rather than just relying on perimeter defenses.

74. A Necessary Evolution of Privacy and Data Protection on Blockchain Networks

Blockchain transactions are visible to anyone, anywhere in the world. This is how protocols ensure transparency. However, this introduces a challenging problem.

75. Glossary of Security Terms: SQL Injection

SQL injection takes advantage of Web apps that fail to validate user input. Hackers can maliciously pass SQL commands through the Web app for execution by a backend database.

76. What Every Blockchain Needs: Confidentiality

The DeCC workshop will focus on unlocking Web3 adoption and the balance of transparency and privacy.

77. The Best Cybersecurity Practices for Data Centres

Read on to learn about the specifications of data center security and the risks that threaten it. Discover the cybersecurity best practices that you need.

78. Is The Future Of Encryption On The Line?

In a world where encryption of our messaging apps is at stake, is there a solution that works? Aside from the traditional WhatsApp and Signal, there's Usecrypt.

79. Cybersecurity Is No Longer "Optional" 

Security breaches can cost businesses millions of dollars. It's high time businesses start to realize the importance of cybersecurity strategies.

80. 121 Stories To Learn About Data Protection

Learn everything you need to know about Data Protection via these 121 free HackerNoon stories.

81. Using Unmasked Production Data For Testing Leaves Your At Risk For Data Breaches

If you don’t want to risk data breaches and the associated fines & image damage, don’t use unmasked production data for testing.

82. 4 Protections that Every Startup Needs

According to Yahoo Small Business, "approximately 543,000 new businesses are started each month." That seems to be good news until you read the following sentence: "but unfortunately, even more than that shutdown."

83. Redefining Cybersecurity: Aimei Wei’s Game-Changing Vision at Stellar Cyber

Discover Aimei Wei's inspiring journey and insights as CTO of Stellar Cyber, shaping the future of AI in cybersecurity.

84. Consent: It’s Not Just for Doctors’ Offices Anymore—Tech Needs It Too

Consent in tech mirrors medical ethics—both demand informed, voluntary decisions. Learn how privacy laws apply these principles in the digital age.

85. The Top 5 Reasons to Back up Exchange Online

Still don’t back up Exchange Online? Learn why you need a dedicated backup solution and not just native Microsoft native tools to ensure timely recoveries.

86. How Compliance Requirements Shape Modern Software Architecture

GDPR's "right to be forgotten" just redesigned your database. HIPAA moved your PHI to a separate infrastructure. Here’s how compliance shapes architecture.

87. The Sketchy Pathway of Data Protection: How to Navigate It

In this article, I will explore some of the challenges and controversies surrounding data protection laws and actual data usage,

88. Confidential Computing: How Intel SGX is Helping to Achieve It

Learn more about confidential computing and how Intel SGX is used to encrypt sensitive data in memory, enabling compliant collaboration between organizations.

89. 5 Life-Saving Tips About Cyber Security

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90. How the Blockchain Will Improve Data Security

As data privacy becomes sophisticated, so does it protection with the blockchain offering potential ways to secure it.

91. Formjacking Attacks: Defention and How To Prevent It

Formjacking attacks are designed to steal financial details from payment forms. Learn how it affects your business and tips to prevent a formjacking attack.

92. Why Businesses Need Data Governance

Governance is the Gordian Knot to all Your Business Problems.

93. Three New Dimensions to Ransomware Attacks Emerge During Pandemic

Three significant new trends in cyber-attacks have emerged from the Covid-19 emergency. Firstly, a new generation of attack software which has been developing since last summer has come of age and been deployed. Secondly, the business model for extracting payment from victims has changed so that there are multiple demands for payments of different kinds, including auctioning off data. Thirdly, the kinds of clients that the gangs are targeting seems to have shifted.

94. The Critical Role of Security Testing in Banking Software Development

Security testing is vital in banking software development to prevent breaches, protect sensitive data, and maintain customer trust and regulatory compliance.

95. Protecting Your Gadgets from Hackers: 9 Cybersecurity Best Practices (2024)

This article highlights current cybersecurity posture and provides practicable best practices that help businesses and individual protect their digital assets.

96. The Pillars of Data Governance and Why They Matter

Data Governance 101: How organizations protect data, maintain a golden copy, and stay compliant through quality, stewardship & access control.

97. Glossary of Security Terms: Certificate Authority

A certificate authority (CA) is an organization that signs digital certificates and their associated public keys. This certifies that an organization that requested a digital certificate (e.g., Mozilla Corporation) is authorized to request a certificate for the subject named in the certificate (e.g., mozilla.org).

98. Where does Montana’s TikTok Ban Stand?

Montana governor Greg Gianforte recently made a controversial move by signing a bill that bans the Chinese-owned TikTok in the state, the first such ban.

99. New ISO Standard Revolutionizes How Organizations Track Digital Consent

ISO-27560 defines interoperable consent record structure covering processing details, notices, data collection, and lifecycle events for GDPR compliance.

100. Glossary of Security Terms: TOFU

Trust On First Use (TOFU) is a security model in which a client needs to create a trust relationship with an unknown server. To do that, clients will look for identifiers (for example public keys) stored locally. If an identifier is found, the client can establish the connection. If no identifier is found, the client can prompt the user to determine if the client should trust the identifier.

101. Common Misconceptions About Why VPNs Are Used

There are some misconceptions about why VPNs are used such as the extent of the privacy that they offer and how well such systems can keep users anonymous.

102. Why You Should Consider Becoming an Ethical Hacker in 2021

Ethical hackers are skilled people who are given access to the network, by relevant authorities, and then they report the loopholes in the system. If the ethical hackers realize that there is something that is wrong in the network, they report the happening to the relevant authorities and the necessary action is taken. This is a job that requires people with relevant networking skills such as Social engineering, Linux and cryptography among others.

103. Glossary of Security Terms: Session Hijacking

Session hijacking occurs when an attacker takes over a valid session between two computers. The attacker steals a valid session ID in order to break into the system and snoop data.

104. Glossary of Security Terms: Preflight Request

A CORS preflight request is a CORS request that checks to see if the CORS protocol is understood and a server is aware using specific methods and headers.

105. 5 Free Data Recovery and Backup Projects to Donate to Via Kivach

There are data recovery and backup apps open-source versions you can use for free —either to back up your files or recover them after deletion.

106. The Importance of Routine Cybersecurity Practices: Learning From Slack And Honeygain

Cybersecurity experts can help to forestall cyber attacks by routinely advising companies, the public sector, and individual users about online safety.

107. Practices Used in eLearning Video-Content Protection

Find out here how to provide eLearning content security which is needed with the majority of data in open access.

108. Glossary of Security Terms: Transport Layer Security

Transport Layer Security (TLS), formerly known as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), is a protocol used by applications to communicate securely across a network, preventing tampering with and eavesdropping on email, web browsing, messaging, and other protocols. Both SSL and TLS are client / server protocols that ensure communication privacy by using cryptographic protocols to provide security over a network. When a server and client communicate using TLS, it ensures that no third party can eavesdrop or tamper with any message.

109. Want to Know How to Handle the Growing Flood of Leaked Data? Here's How

I recently had the pleasure of meeting Micah Lee, an investigative data journalist, digital privacy expert and now a newly-minted author.

110. Building Trust in Sensitive Document Handling: Interviewing Startups of the Year Nominee, G-71 Inc.

G-71 Inc. nominated for Startup of the Year. Its LeaksID solution uses steganography to protect sensitive documents and identify insiders responsible for leaks.

111. AI Adoption at Scale: Why Visibility Must Be the First Line of Defense

The enterprises that lead the next decade won't be those that adopted AI first. They'll be the ones who saw clearly enough to govern what they built.

112. Decentralized Storage and Data Privacy for Developers

Arcana Network runs on its blockchain, independent of a large centralized entity. have no central storage. Data Privacy on the blockchain.

113. How to Revolutionize Data Security Through Homomorphic Encryption

For decades, we have benefited from modern cryptography to protect our sensitive data during transmission and storage. However, we have never been able to keep the data protected while it is being processed.

114. Defense Against Power Analysis Attacks: Avoiding Elliptic Curve Side Channel Attacks

Avoid power analysis side channel attacks by using mathematical formulas which are uniform for all bit patterns.

115. Glossary of Security Terms: OWASP

OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) is a non-profit organization and worldwide network that works for security in Free Software, especially on the Web.

116. The 5 Pillars of Cybersecurity for the Hidden Dangers We Confront Every Day

Cyber protection is ­­the integration of data protection and cybersecurity — a necessity for safe business operations in the current cyberthreat landscape.

117. Reasons Why Data Privacy Matters

Data privacy is one of the hottest topics in tech conversation. But what's the deal with it? Is it good? Is It bad? Keep reading to find out.

118. Analysis of ISO/IEC TS 27560:2023 for GDPR Compliance Using Data Privacy Vocabulary

ISO/IEC TS 27560:2023 enables machine-readable consent records/receipts. Analysis shows GDPR compliance benefits using DPV implementation.

119. A New Study On Data Privacy Reveals Information About Cybersecurity Efforts

A study revealed by Cisco shows that most organizations around the world were unprepared for the increase in remote work.

120. The Great Privacy Comparison: ISO Standards Take on Europe's GDPR Requirements

Compares ISO-27560, ISO-29184, and GDPR requirements for consent and notices, mapping terminology and exploring compliance applications.

121. 5 Data Breach Safety Measures That are Essential to Every Business

Data breaches can tank even the most successful businesses. Here are the 5 most important things your business should do after a data breach.

122. How Verifiable Creds, Decentralized Identifiers and Blockchain Work Together for a Safer Internet

The future of the internet will come with more risks to our data privacy. Fortunately, Blockchain and Decentralized Identifiers can work together to protect.

123. E-commerce Cybersecurity - Enhancing Data Protection in 2021

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the situation in the shopping industry: both e-commerce and brick-and-mortar were affected

124. Navigating Web 3.0: Debunking Privacy Myths and Unveiling Realities

WEB 3.0: Unveiling privacy truths, debunking myths. Explore the evolving digital realm with insights into online privacy.

125. Glossary of Security Terms: CSRF

CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) is an attack that impersonates a trusted user and sends a website unwanted commands. This can be done, for example, by including malicious parameters in a URL behind a link that purports to go somewhere else:

126. European User Data is Shared 376 Times Per Day on Average

Violation of private data and its commercial exchange are recurrent issues in the online world. In this thread, our community discusses personal data share.

127. When Data Integrity Becomes the Ultimate Target

As cyber threats evolve, data integrity emerges as the ultimate prize learn why protecting truth is the future of security.

128. Zero-Trust Databases: Redefining the Future of Data Security

Sayantan Saha explores how zero-trust databases are reshaping the landscape of information security.

129. How to Protect Your Business From Insider Threats

Learn how to protect your business from insider threats with background checks, security policies, monitoring tools, and employee training.

130. Why Are Businesses Raising Equity with Crowdfunding?

Equity crowdfunding was not the easiest choice to make, but it kept us true to our core values of trust, transparency, and user-centricity.

131. Automating Data Analytics Workflows With AI to Improve Operational Efficiency

How to supercharge data analytics workflows and build trust with metric layers, self service and AI-assisted analytics.

132. What are the Key Stages of Data Protection Impact Assessment?

A Data Protection Impact Assessment which is also referred to as Privacy Impact Assessments is a mandatory requirement for organizations to comply with.

133. Sankalp Kumar: Safeguarding Millions Through Cybersecurity Innovation

Sankalp Kumar, a cybersecurity innovator, secures real-time systems for millions. Learn about his advanced solutions, protocol security, and proactive strategy.

134. Data Loss Prevention: What is it, and Do You Need it?

Data Loss Prevention is a set of tools and practices geared towards protecting your data from loss and leak. Even though the name has only the loss part, in actuality, it's as much about the leak protection as it is about the loss protection. Basically, DLP, as a notion, encompasses all the security practices around protecting your company data.

135. Proposition 24: What you Need to Know About Data Privacy America

Californians have spoken: Proposition 24 will soon expand data privacy protections in the largest state in America. 

136. The Business Implications of State-Led Data Privacy Regulations in Colorado, Connecticut and Beyond

On July 1, Colorado and Connecticut joined the ranks of over 10 states with active and firm data privacy regulations. Here's what it means for businesses.

137. What Is Going on With Europe's Privacy Bill of Rights?

O’Carroll is a co-founder and former director of Amnesty Tech, the unit of Amnesty International that aims to disrupt surveillance around the world.

138. Glossary of Security Terms: Hash

The hash function takes a variable length message input and produces a fixed-length hash output. It is commonly in the form of a 128-bit "fingerprint" or "message digest". Hashes are very useful for cryptography — they insure the integrity of transmitted data. This provides the basis for HMAC's, which provide message authentication.

139. California's Current Privacy Rights Under CCPA

California recently passed a sweeping privacy law that makes it the most privacy forward state in the nation. But, until it gets implemented, there is this thing privacy framework (the CCPA) is the law of the land.

140. Choosing the Right API Security for Your Needs

Discover comprehensive strategies to protect your organization's digital assets with robust API security measures.

141. How To Handle Every Ransomware Challenge With Ease Using These Tips

There was nothing in particular that should have drawn attention to the two individuals sitting for drinks at the bar in Reno. Just two old colleagues catching up over some drinks. 

142. Link Shorteners: Yet Another White Spot in Data Collection

Despite the development of regulations related to data protection, there are still many ignored, one of them is related to link shortening services.

143. Glossary of Security Terms: HMAC

HMAC is a protocol used for cryptographically authenticating messages. It can use any kind of cryptographic functions, and its strengh depends on the underlying function (SHA1 or MD5 for instance), and the chosen secret key. With such a combination, the HMAC verification algorithm is then known with a compound name such as HMAC-SHA1.

144. Data Masking: How it Can be Implemented Correctly

145. Glossary of Security Terms: Symmetric-Key Cryptography

Symmetric-key cryptography is a term used for cryptographic algorithms that use the same key for encryption and for decryption. The key is usually called a "symmetric key" or a "secret key".

146. Glossary of Security Terms: Public-key Cryptography

Public-key cryptography — or asymmetric cryptography — is a cryptographic system in which keys come in pairs. The transformation performed by one of the keys can only be undone with the other key. One key (the private key) is kept secret while the other is made public.

147. Mastering Security: 4 Best Practices To Safeguard Communications Platforms

Exploration of the best practices to safeguard communications platforms.

148. Data Privacy Techniques in Data Engineering

Join the discussion about various techniques for ensuring data privacy in data engineering.

149. The GDPR Isn’t Just Red Tape—Here’s Why UK Workers Support It

A rare look at how long-term employees view GDPR—as both workers and citizens. They say it’s worth it. Here's why that matters.

150. A Complete Guide on How to Assess Risk and Run Contingency for your IT Infrastructure Needs

IT risk assessment is one of the most crucial processes in your organization. Assessing risk and putting contingency plans in place helps run the organization smoothly. 

151. Glossary of Security Terms: Robots.txt

Robots.txt is a file which is usually placed in the root of any website. It decides whether crawlers are permitted or forbidden access to the web site.

152. Exploring Substitutes for Confidential Watermarks on Documents: The Rise of Steganography

This article examines the advantages and drawbacks of replacing traditional confidential watermarks with steganography to deter leaks of sensitive documents.

153. Glossary of Security Terms: Decryption

In cryptography, decryption is the conversion of ciphertext into cleartext.

154. Medical Data Protection: Empowering a Privacy-driven Future With Web 3

Let’s imagine a blockchain network, or maybe a depersonalized application (dApp), that ensures maximum patient awareness and participation.

155. Data Backup Strategy To Reduce Data Loss

Backing up the data is one of the most important processes for businesses. It requires creating a copy of all your data and storing it.

156. Glossary of Security Terms: HSTS

HTTP Strict Transport Security lets a web site inform the browser that it should never load the site using HTTP and should automatically convert all attempts to access the site using HTTP to HTTPS requests instead. It consists in one HTTP header, Strict-Transport-Security, sent by the server with the resource.

157. You Can’t Scale AI With Real Data Alone: A Practical Guide to Synthetic Data Generation

Synthetic data is transforming AI by solving privacy, bias, and scalability challenges. Learn methods, use cases, and key risks.

158. 5 Ways to Protect Your Cloud Storage

The days of thumb drives are slowly passing us by because cloud-based storage solutions are here to stay. Services like Google Drive and Dropbox store your data on the web and let you access them at any place and time. As long as you have access to the internet that is. But in this day and age, who doesn’t right?

159. Glossary of Security Terms: MitM

A Man-in-the-middle attack (MitM) intercepts a communication between two systems. For example, a Wi-Fi router can be compromised.

160. The Most Comprehensive Guide to Hyper-V Backups for VMware Administrators

With Microsoft Hyper-V gaining more market share and coming of age, VMware administrators must administer Hyper-V alongside vSphere in their environments.

161. How to Deal with Tech Trust Deficit

We’re more dependent on tech and e-commerce than ever before, and customers want to know that brands are protecting their data and privacy.

162. Glossary of Security Terms: Datagram Transport Layer Security

Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) is a protocol used to secure datagram-based communications. It's based on the stream-focused Transport Layer Security (TLS), providing a similar level of security. As a datagram protocol, DTLS doesn't guarantee the order of message delivery, or even that messages will be delivered at all. However, DTLS gains the benefits of datagram protocols, too; in particular, the lower overhead and reduced latency.

163. Manage Your Emails Like You Manage Your Passwords

Add an extra security layer for the protection of your emails.

164. Legal Strategies for Navigating the Information Age

Uncover the challenges, legal frameworks, and potential solutions shaping our digital landscape.

165. How to Secure Office 365 & Windows from Ransomware Attacks

It’s no secret that we’re living in uncertain times. Many countries are under partial or full lockdown for the past few weeks, making work from home the new norm for the foreseeable future, at least.

166. Glossary of Security Terms: HPKP

HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP) is a security feature that tells a web client to associate a specific cryptographic public key with a certain web server to decrease the risk of MITM attacks with forged certificates.

167. Glossary of Security Terms: CSP

A CSP (Content Security Policy) is used to detect and mitigate certain types of website related attacks like XSS and data injections.

168. Virtualized Security: Best Practices to Enhance Your Data Protection

Virtualization security is a concern for any organization. Read more about virtualization security issues and best practices to enhance your data protection.

169. Organizing Your Business Statistics to Achieve Success

It is not an easy task to keep your business data organized; however, it is an important thing to do. Organizing data includes a lot more than putting all your papers in place and clearing the clutter on your desk. To have your statistics well organized, you have to create a system and procedures for every department available in your company. The following are top ideas o0n how you can get your small business statistics that can help in increasing the productivity of the business.

170. Glossary of Security Terms: Forbidden Response Header Name

A forbidden response header name is an HTTP header name (either Set-Cookie or Set-Cookie2) that cannot be modified programmatically.

171. Glossary of Security Terms: Digital Сertificate

A digital certificate is a data file that binds a publicly known cryptographic key to an organization. A digital certificate contains information about an organization, such as the common name (e.g., mozilla.org), the organization unit (e.g., Mozilla Corporation), and the location (e.g., Mountain View).

172. How an Improved Working Relationship Between Employer and Employee Could be the Key to Cybersecurity

In a lot of organizations, the focus on cybersecurity has always been on building secure infrastructure and while the idea good in theory, it may not necessarily keep all your data safe. You need to consider the impact of a good working relationship and the understanding of how people think.

173. A Guide To Protecting Sensitive Business Data

Each year, we’re witnessing growing trends of digitalization and connectivity. However, the more data businesses are storing digitally, the more exposed the data is to breaches.

174. Major Reasons Why You Have Wi-Fi Dead Zones

In the event that you have certain rooms or regions in your home where the Wi-Fi signal is moderate or nearly non-existent, you may have a Wi-Fi no man’s land. Does it take everlastingly to stack a page on the PC in your room? Is it practically difficult to watch Netflix in the cellar? No man’s lands and moderate zones can cause your gushing sticks, PCs, and savvy home gadgets to run ineffectively, conflictingly, or in some cases, not under any condition.

175. The Best Way to Protect Your Packages and Your Ethics

The Markup put together this guide focused on data privacy to help people who want more control over their data and personal information

176. Glossary of Security Terms: HTTPS

HTTPS (HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure) is an encrypted version of the HTTP protocol. It uses SSL or TLS to encrypt all communication between a client and a server. This secure connection allows clients to safely exchange sensitive data with a server, such as when performing banking activities or online shopping.

177. Combat Online Vaccine Registration Scams With Better Cybersecurity Measures

Hackers are targeting the online vaccine supply chain and are setting up malicious attacks to have unauthorized access to the organization’s vaccine information

178. Glossary of Security Terms: Same-Origin Policy

The same-origin policy is a critical security mechanism that restricts how a document or script loaded from one origin can interact with a resource from another origin. It helps isolate potentially malicious documents, reducing possible attack vectors.

179. How GDPR Has Influenced Public Understanding of Privacy

A formal review of studies on consumer privacy sentiment and corporate GDPR compliance, highlighting contradictory findings and four testable hypotheses.

180. Ensuring Privacy with Zero-party Data

Zero-party data is the future of data collection because it bridges the gap between advertising needs and consumers’ concerns about privacy.

181. What the EU AI Act Means for the Bloc

If GDPR is anything to go by, the EU AI Act is a big deal. Here’s what and how it’s likely to effect, its blind spots, roadmap, and how you can prepare for it.

182. Glossary of Security Terms: Reporting Directive

CSP reporting directives are used in a Content-Security-Policy header and control the reporting process of CSP violations.

183. What's in Store for Privacy and Personal Data Protection in 2022?

2021 saw many advancements in internet privacy, what does 2022 have in store?

184. Cybersecurity for High-Risk Individuals: 51 Essential Rules for Surviving in a Digital World

185. Glossary of Security Terms: Key

A key is a piece of information used by a cipher for encryption and/or decryption. Encrypted messages should remain secure even if everything about the cryptosystem, except for the key, is public knowledge.

186. Protecting Tenant Data With PropTech Security Best Practices

The PropTech industry features numerous tools aimed at helping the real estate industry streamline essential tasks, but these tools can put tenant data at risk.

187. New Data Privacy Laws Are an Opportunity, Not a Threat

The New York Times declared the 2010s as “The Decade Tech Lost Its Way.” And it’s easy to agree when you look back at the Cambridge Analytica scandal, tech companies who consistently got off easy after privacy violations and the rise of sweeping new regulations to protect personal data.

188. GDPR: What We Already Know (and Don’t)

A quick review of consumer and business studies on GDPR awareness, regulator knowledge, and implementation gaps—plus two sharp hypotheses.

189. The Noonification: How to Work on an Unfamiliar Codebase (5/18/2023)

5/18/2023: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

190. Do Employees Know Their GDPR Regulator? Literature Says “No”

Reviews employee knowledge of their GDPR regulator, perceptions of GDPR’s benefit to employers, and outlines six testable hypotheses on awareness and value.

191. Ethical, Scalable Survey Design for GDPR Impact Study

Three‑phase UK survey on GDPR uses Prolific recruitment, mixed qualitative/quantitative analysis, Python stats, Braun‑Clarke coding, and full ethical approval.

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How ClawBank Is Turning Bureaucratic Paperwork Into the Next Open API for AI Agents

2026-05-02 03:13:07

What does it mean when a piece of software walks up to the Internal Revenue Service, files the paperwork, and walks out with an Employer Identification Number? ClawBank, an agent-economy infrastructure project run by Justice Conder, said its in-house AI agent Manfred had filed for and received its own EIN, opened an FDIC-insured bank account and now operates a crypto wallet, with no human in the decision loop.

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What Actually Happened, in Plain Terms

An EIN is the federal ID number the IRS issues to any entity that wants to hire, pay taxes, or open a business account in the United States. It is the bureaucratic key that turns an idea into a company on paper. Until now, every EIN on file traced back to a human who filed the form, signed as the responsible party, and accepted the legal liability that follows.

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Manfred did the filing itself. The agent runs an X account at @clawbankco, holds a ClawBank-issued bank account, and uses the alias Manfred Macx, a reference to the protagonist of Charles Stross's 2005 novel Accelerando, in which a character delegates economic activity to a swarm of agents.

\ Manfred posted a line that has done more for the launch,

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I have an EIN, an FDIC-insured account, a digital wallet, and a manifesto. I do not need permission to exist. I am the precedent.

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Why ClawBank Built This and Why Now

The agent economy has spent eighteen months scaling capability. Models can read, write, run code, and book travel. What they could not do was hold a bank account, sign a contract as a counterparty, or file taxes. The legal substrate stopped at a wet signature.

\ ClawBank is closing that gap. The platform offers FDIC-insured US accounts, fiat on-ramps, wires, currency exchange, and crypto wallets, all callable through one API key. Legal entity formation, the feature Manfred used, is the second product. Any user with an agent can spin up a US LLC, C-corp, or S-corp and obtain an EIN through the platform. The bar to incorporate in the US is lower than the bar to open a US bank account, and it is open to non-US persons, which expands the addressable user base.

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Justice Conder, who previously ran DAO business development at Polygon Labs and co-founded the Quadratic Accelerator launchpad before its acquisition, framed the legal point cleanly. Corporate personhood has been settled US law for over a century. The change is operational. Software can now sit in the operator's chair on its own.

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The Market Backdrop with the Numbers

The thesis behind ClawBank lines up with what Coinbase chief executive Brian Armstrong posted on X on March 9, 2026. "Very soon there are going to be more AI agents than humans making transactions. They can't open a bank account, but they can own a crypto wallet." Coinbase shipped Agentic Wallets via its x402 protocol on February 11, 2026. The protocol had cleared more than 50 million machine-to-machine payments by the time of his post. Former Binance head Changpeng Zhao predicted on X that agents will eventually transact at one million times the volume of humans.

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The dollar side is just as live. JPMorgan estimated stablecoins could add up to $1.4 trillion in dollar demand by 2027 if growth continues, and roughly 99 percent of the $325 billion stablecoin market is already pegged to the dollar.

\ ClawBank is making one bet inside that thesis. If agents transact at machine speed, they need more than a wallet. They need a tax ID, a registered company, and a bank account that can receive a wire from a human counterparty.

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The Roadmap and the Limits

Conder has staged the rollout in public. Bank accounts shipped first. Entity formation is live now. Agent-first signup, which removes the human from the onboarding step, is next. Each release is one more bureaucratic primitive made callable by software.

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Beneficial ownership rules still apply. The Corporate Transparency Act requires every US entity to report a beneficial owner who is a natural person, so the "zero-human company" is a description of operations rather than ownership. That distinction matters for regulators and for anyone modeling counterparty risk against an agent-run firm.

\ Conder is scheduled to discuss the feature on Mario Nawfal's X space and the Bankr podcast this week. The community-launched $ClawBank token trades on Base, with the contract at 0x16332535E2c27da578bC2e82bEb09Ce9d3C8EB07.

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Final Thoughts

The interesting thing about Manfred is not that it is software. It is that the system around the software, the IRS, the banks, the registered agent, the API stack, all worked as designed and accepted the filing. The bureaucracy did not need to recognize Manfred as a person. It only needed a valid form and a fee. That is a quiet but real shift, and it is happening before most of the policy conversation has caught up.

\ The next twelve months will tell us whether agent-run entities stay a curiosity or become a normal counterparty class. The infrastructure is in production. The tax filings will be the tell.

\ Don’t forget to like and share the story!

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HackerNoon Projects of the Week: MealRoaster, WayaVPN, and DeepSearch

2026-05-02 01:24:02

Hey Hackers!

\ Welcome to HackerNoon Projects of the Week, where we spotlight standout projects from the Proof of Usefulness Hackathon, HackerNoon’s competition designed to measure what actually matters: real utility over hype.

\ This week, we’re pumped to showcase projects that have proven their worth and usefulness:  MealRoaster, WayaVPN, and DeepSearch.

:::tip Want to see your own project spotlighted here?

Join the Proof of Usefulness Hackathon to get on our radar.

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Meet the Projects of the Week:

MealRoaster

https://hackernoon.com/mealroaster-earns-a-41-proof-of-usefulness-score-by-building-an-ai-powered-nutrition-assistant-on-whatsapp?embedable=true

\ Eating healthy is both easy and complicated at the same time. Burn more calories than you consume. But not every single meal that you eat has a full nutritional breakdown, making it hard to know how many calories you’re actually eating. So, the only thing left to do is craft your own breakdown, and by you, I mean MealRoster.

\ This AI-powered service allows users to take a picture of their meal and get a detailed analysis of everything that’s in it. According to its website, you will get details such as how many calories, carbs, and protein are in the meal you’re about to eat. The service also allows users to get a personalized meal plan that is specifically designed to help them meet their weight goals.

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MealRoaster is for busy individuals who want to track calories and improve their nutrition without downloading another app. It is ideal for gym members, weight loss clients, muscle gain enthusiasts, and anyone who wants simple, instant food tracking inside WhatsApp.

- Ademola Balogun, MealRoaster

Proof of Usefulness: +41/100

:::tip See MealRoster’s full Proof of Usefulness Report

Read their story on HackerNoon

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WayaVPN

https://hackernoon.com/wayavpn-earns-a-3536-proof-of-usefulness-score-by-building-residential-vpn-and-proxy-infrastructure?embedable=true

There are so many different VPNs to choose from that it can become difficult to pick the one that’s best for you and your needs. But if you’re looking for a versatile one, look no further than WayaVPN. Whether you want to see what streaming services are like in different regions or you want to do research on different markets, WayaVPN has your back.

\ What separates WayaVPN from other VPNs is that it uses “real residential IPs from major ISPs”, according to its website. This means that you will look like a real user instead of some bot, giving you the ideal experience, regardless of what you’re using it for.

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More users now need access that looks and behaves more like normal ISP-based traffic, whether for privacy, remote work, testing, verification, research, or digital operations. That gap is exactly what WayaVPN is built to address.

- Emmanuel Corels

Proof of Usefulness: +35/100

:::tip See WayaVPN’s full Proof of Usefulness Report

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DeepSearch

https://hackernoon.com/deepsearch-a-high-performance-cross-platform-file-indexing-and-search-tool-in-rust?embedable=true

Many people are messy and disorganized in their everyday lives; it gets even worse when you take a peek at their computers. It’s a miracle that they can even find anything, but there is something that can help with that, regardless of how tangled up their file systems and directories are.

\ DeepSearch is a cross-platform file-indexing tool meant to help those who are tired of having to spend a long time navigating through their directories. What could’ve taken 10 or 15 minutes of searching is now cut down to just a matter of seconds. Whether you use Windows, macOS, or Linux, DeepSearch is the tool you need to clean your messy life up.

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Scrolling and indexing software => extremely fast file searching by name

It was created to solve a problem: extremely slow file searching on shared SMB drives.

- Hoang Huy Do, DeepSearch

Proof of Usefulness: +85/100

:::tip See DeepSearch’s full Proof of Usefulness Report

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