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Spacecraft From the 90s, or Why Humanity Uses Last Centurys Technology in Space
By @nftbro [ 9 Min read ] In āsmall spaceā, the priorities are different: low cost, rapid iteration, and the use of CubeSats on Raspberry Pi and Linux containers. Read More.
New frontiers in Human AI Interface
By @zbruceli [ 12 Min read ] Recent tech advances are breaking free from 20 years of 5-inch screen limits, unlocking full human senses in computing through AI interfaces and wearables. Read More.
Microsoftās LinkedIn Still Sucks, But Outsmarting Its Algorithm Is Hilariously Easy
By @frankmorgan [ 3 Min read ] A cheeky experiment uses ChatGPT to slip LinkedInās walled garden, proving off-platform links still wināand why MSās Dismal Platform must pivot or die. Read More.
AI Startup Surge Risks Repeating Techās Last Funding Mania
By @youcefhq [ 4 Min read ] The AI startup frenzy and FOMO are inflating round sizes and valuations. But too much capital too early often leads to mediocre outcomes. Remake of 2020ā22? Read More.
Passive Income in Crypto: Why Waiting for Altseason Is a Bad Strategy
By @MichaelJerlis [ 4 Min read ] Discover the most reliable passive income strategies in crypto for 2025 ā from tokenized treasuries to staking, lending, farming, and more. Read More.
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How are you, hacker?
šŖ Whatās happening in tech today, September 19, 2025?
The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, First Smiley Emoticon Created by Fahlman in 1982, US-led Invasion Restores Democracy to Haiti in 1994, New Zealand Grants Women's Suffrage in 1893, and we present you with these top quality stories. From Spacecraft From the 90s, or Why Humanity Uses Last Centurys Technology in Space to New frontiers in Human AI Interface, letās dive right in.
Spacecraft From the 90s, or Why Humanity Uses Last Centurys Technology in Space
By @nftbro [ 9 Min read ] In āsmall spaceā, the priorities are different: low cost, rapid iteration, and the use of CubeSats on Raspberry Pi and Linux containers. Read More.
New frontiers in Human AI Interface
By @zbruceli [ 12 Min read ] Recent tech advances are breaking free from 20 years of 5-inch screen limits, unlocking full human senses in computing through AI interfaces and wearables. Read More.
Microsoftās LinkedIn Still Sucks, But Outsmarting Its Algorithm Is Hilariously Easy
By @frankmorgan [ 3 Min read ] A cheeky experiment uses ChatGPT to slip LinkedInās walled garden, proving off-platform links still wināand why MSās Dismal Platform must pivot or die. Read More.
AI Startup Surge Risks Repeating Techās Last Funding Mania
By @youcefhq [ 4 Min read ] The AI startup frenzy and FOMO are inflating round sizes and valuations. But too much capital too early often leads to mediocre outcomes. Remake of 2020ā22? Read More.
Passive Income in Crypto: Why Waiting for Altseason Is a Bad Strategy
By @MichaelJerlis [ 4 Min read ] Discover the most reliable passive income strategies in crypto for 2025 ā from tokenized treasuries to staking, lending, farming, and more. Read More.
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The HackerNoon Newsletter: New frontiers in Human AI Interface (9/19/2025)
How are you, hacker?
šŖ Whatās happening in tech today, September 19, 2025?
The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, First Smiley Emoticon Created by Fahlman in 1982, US-led Invasion Restores Democracy to Haiti in 1994, New Zealand Grants Women's Suffrage in 1893, and we present you with these top quality stories. From Spacecraft From the 90s, or Why Humanity Uses Last Centurys Technology in Space to New frontiers in Human AI Interface, letās dive right in.
Spacecraft From the 90s, or Why Humanity Uses Last Centurys Technology in Space
By @nftbro [ 9 Min read ] In āsmall spaceā, the priorities are different: low cost, rapid iteration, and the use of CubeSats on Raspberry Pi and Linux containers. Read More.
New frontiers in Human AI Interface
By @zbruceli [ 12 Min read ] Recent tech advances are breaking free from 20 years of 5-inch screen limits, unlocking full human senses in computing through AI interfaces and wearables. Read More.
Microsoftās LinkedIn Still Sucks, But Outsmarting Its Algorithm Is Hilariously Easy
By @frankmorgan [ 3 Min read ] A cheeky experiment uses ChatGPT to slip LinkedInās walled garden, proving off-platform links still wināand why MSās Dismal Platform must pivot or die. Read More.
AI Startup Surge Risks Repeating Techās Last Funding Mania
By @youcefhq [ 4 Min read ] The AI startup frenzy and FOMO are inflating round sizes and valuations. But too much capital too early often leads to mediocre outcomes. Remake of 2020ā22? Read More.
Passive Income in Crypto: Why Waiting for Altseason Is a Bad Strategy
By @MichaelJerlis [ 4 Min read ] Discover the most reliable passive income strategies in crypto for 2025 ā from tokenized treasuries to staking, lending, farming, and more. Read More.
š§āš» What happened in your world this week?
It's been said that writing can help consolidate technical knowledge, establish credibility, and contribute to emerging community standards. Feeling stuck? We got you covered ā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļø
ANSWER THESE GREATEST INTERVIEW QUESTIONS OF ALL TIME
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