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461 Stories To Learn About Slogging

by Learn RepoJanuary 15th, 2024

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Learn everything you need to know about Slogging via these 461 free HackerNoon stories.

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Let's learn about Slogging via these 461 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.

Your Slack? Insightful words everyday by your highly intelligent people. Your company's blog? Not so much. The future of tech publishing revolves around transparency and distribution. Slogging will empower you to curate and distribute your best organic discussions via Hacker Noon.

1. Slogging Insights: Are Russians and Indians Considered Asian?

Are the technicalities of what continent the country is located in the end-all-and-be-all or do you take culture and genetic origins into account?

2. WordPress Editor's Onboarding Flow for Writers

Ran into WordPress's onboarding flow for new writers today... Here's the eight slides they prioritize.

3. The Best Cutscenes in Video Game History

Cutscenes add a lot to a video game's story that can break up a game's perspective. Here are some of the most interesting video game cutscenes we've enjoyed.

4. The 5 Best Video Games I Played in 2020

This Slogging post is about the 5 best video games of 2020 that helped me get through the year with my sanity in check.

5. Technical Debt and Prioritization

This week Product School Slack's community members discussed issues regarding technical debt when it comes to prioritization. Check it out!

6. What is the Best Children's Book You've Ever Read?

Some of the best children's books of all time voted on by Hacker Noon staff and contributors.

7. How Data Selection Impacts Model Performance: An AMA with SiaSearch

SiaSearch is a Berlin-based AI startup on a mission to accelerate computer vision application development.

8. Robinhood x Gamestop for Dummies - A Conversation Between 2 GenZ

This Slack discussion by Kien Dao and Hang occurred in slogging's official #introductions channel, and has been edited for readability.

9. "True Pain is the Inability to Breathe" - Muhammad Bilal, CEO of BreatheIO

I find that work and personal life are just categoricals, that only come to play with respect to space, not even time.

10. What's the Most Pointless Technology You've Come Across?

Our world is becoming more technological. In this slogging thread, the technology channel discussed the most pointless technology they've come across.

11. What's the Best Motivation Strategy?

Startups aren't only built by ideas. There have to be motivated employees. In this slogging thread, the startup hustle community shared motivation strategies.

12. Should We Swipe Right for Tinder and Bumble?

In this slogging thread, our community discusses their views on dating apps and their future.

13. Why Are Bosses Against Remote Work?

72% of managers prefer their subordinates to be in the office. Why are bosses so against remote work? Find out what our readers think might be the issues here.

14. Does Politics Improve Technology?

In this Slogging post, the team at hackernoon discuss how politics is impacting technology and how political affairs may impact tech far into the future.

15. 4 Websites That Will Help You Work With Full Productivity

By using these tools, you'll be able to focus on what you do best: writing high-quality code that gets the job done.

16. Interview with CEO of BreatheIO, Startup of the Year in Lahore Nominee

BreatheIO is nominated in HackerNoon's Startups of the Year Awards for Best Startup in Lahore.

17. Cats, Computers, & Working From Home Fails

Top writers and editors at Hackernoon share their working from home fails with fluffy individuals jealous for attention otherwise known as cats.

18. The Noonification: How to Create World Leading Databases (10/13/2022)

10/13/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

19. The Noonification: Neuralink: Elon Pledges to Get a Brain Implant (12/14/2022)

12/14/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

20. Voice Search Technology: Yay or Nay? Why, and Why Not?

This Slack discussion by Sadia Mehmood, ronak (GraphCMS), Oliver N and kira leigh occurred in slogging's official #introductions channel, and has been edited for readability.

21. The Best Marketing Campaigns Of All Time

Marketing Campaigns follow us wherever we go. In this thread, the slogging community discusses their favorite advertisements ever.

22. The Noonification: Are Insects The Future of Food? (9/11/2022)

9/11/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

23. 5 Underrated Video Games Everyone Should Try

What game do you consider underrated and why? We discuss the most underrated video games in gaming.

24. The Noonification: Bad Guys From the Future (9/1/2022)

9/1/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

25. What Are Your Most Anticipated Games for the Rest of 2021?

This Slogging thread by JeffreyHarris, Jose Hernandez, Nicolas Ng, Jack Boreham and Limarc Ambalina occurred in slogging's official #gaming channel, and has been edited for readability.

26. Talent for Tech? Job Tips From 5 Top Women in Tech

As the technology sector expands, there are exponential opportunities for people from all backgrounds and disciplines to carve out new careers for yourself.

27. Software Development Outsourcing - Yay or Nay!

If you’re an early-stage startup building your first product, using an outsourced team can be great to get your MVP product built and tested.

28. How to Handle Manage Feature Requests

Product School community is where PMs discuss and navigate through hot topics in the Product world. Check out this take on handling feature requests 👀

29. What are the most essential tools for new tech entrepreneurs?

This Slogging thread by Yuvraj Malik, Akshay M. Bharadwaj, Will Fang, Jiani wei, Evan Leong and Ansley Miller occurred in product-school's official #06_product_tools channel, and has been edited for readability.

30. What does your workstation setup look like?

This Slack discussion by austin, Rianke Krugel, Limarc, Linh and Arthur occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

31. How do you track your Product Management OKRs?

How do you track your Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) in product management? Read these suggested solutions from experienced product managers.

32. The Potential for Video Games as a Storytelling Medium: 6 Best Story-Driven Games

In this article, we talk about the games that best illustrate how well video games can tell stories.

33. The New Year’s Resolutions Mega Thread

This Slack discussion by austin, Linh and Limarc occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

34. Should $CRM Buy $WORK?

This Slack discussion by me and Hang occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel.

35. 6 Video Game Properties Overdue for a Hollywood Film or TV Adaptation

Are flops such as Assassin's Creed and Warcraft well in the rearview mirror? What video game properties do you want to see as live-action films now?

36. Writing Your Own Slack App in 5 Steps

If you already have a handy tool that you like to add to your daily environment, creating a slack app would be a great way to do it.

37. Slogging Insights: A Discussion About the Best Productivity Tools

These are the best productivity tools that make your life a lot easier, as recommended by its everyday users.

38. 15 Most Memorable Co-op Games from the Sega Genesis to the Xbox

These are some of the best multiplayer co-op games that stood out to us and left a lasting impression.

39. What's the Most Exciting Video Game Launch this Year?

What's the most exciting video game launch this year? Looking forward to Elder Scrolls 6, After the Fall, and more.

40. Cloud Gaming: Will we Soon See a "Netflix" for Video Games?

Cloud gaming is a very exciting prospect within the gaming industry. While we've seen the lukewarm reception of Google Stadia, the idea itself is relatively new. Just like Netflix was rejected at first, perhaps cloud gaming is the future of the game industry as a whole.

41. This Thread is Being Recorded

This Slogging thread by David, Natasha, Amy and Limarc occurred in hackernoon's official #general channel, and has been edited for readability.

42. #Slogging: What is the Most Important Problem for the Blockchain Community to Solve in 2021?

This Slack discussion by Shahmeer Khan, Utsav Jaiswal, Andrew Levine, Golda Velez, Sidra and Sadia Mehmood occurred in slogging's official #general channel, and has been edited for readability.

43. Is the Games as a Live Service Concept Still Valid in 2021?

Over the last 10 years we saw the emergence of the idea of games as a live service concept.

44. 5 of the Best Boss Themes in Gaming History

What is the best boss theme in gaming? We discuss 5 of the best boss battle tracks in video game history.

45. 6 Games That Everyone Should Play at Least Once

There are some games that everyone should experience at least once. We discuss which games those should be and our reason why.

46. Why is Gaming Important to You?

In this slogging thread, the team at Hackernoon discusses why gaming is important and how it can impact our lives. For all you like-minded gamers, you have to g

47. 5 of the Most Iconic Weapons in Gaming

Weapons are easily some of the most iconic parts of gaming, being plastered all over covers and trailers and having their names said with reverence and disdain.

48. What's one popular game/franchise that you could never get into?

Some games are great, but they just don't click with us for whatever reason. Here are the games we could never get into.

49. 5 Games We Didn't Expect to Love

The HackerNoon community discusses the video games and franchises we didn't expect to like but ended up loving and the perfect entry points to these games.

50. What Do You Know About IoMT - Internet of Medical Things: A Slogging Thread

This Slack discussion by Sadia Mehmood, BitcoinPetar, Rianke Krugel, anthony watson and Utsav Jaiswal occurred in slogging's official #introductions channel, and has been edited for readability.

51. How Should the Smartphone Evolve?

This Slack discussion by David, Mario, Dane, and I occurred in Hacker Noon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

52. Some Good News: Election 2020 Edition

Don't we all need some good news after last night? I don't know what we were thinking, hoping it be anything short of a nail biter... If 2020 had taught us anything, is is if there were such a record-breaking, poll-defying (again), nightmare-inducing Election Night, if would absolutely happen in 2020.

53. Does Love Exist? (Slogging Insights)

Does love exist or is Nicolas Sparks full of it? Is it something beyond science and human understanding? Today, we dive into that very question.

54. 5 New Trending 🔥 "Slackys" - Apps to Make Your Slack Smarter in 2021

Slack is where the world’s conversations happen! Here are my top picks of hot🔥 new useful apps from innovative startups which are making waves on Slack.

55. 5 Gaming YouTubers That are Worth a Sub

There are far too many people sharing their opinions about gaming on the internet but not all of them are for us. These are some people who we enjoy the most.

56. Why Slogging? Slack Work for Blogging

Slogging is an app that makes Slack work for Blogging. You add it to your Slack community, and turn great conversations into timeless Hacker Noon stories.

57. 4 Intellectual Properties that Deserve a Proper Video Game Adaptation

Plenty of intellectual properties have been adapted into successful video games or even their own game series.

58. What is your favorite video game movie?

Video game movies have earned a reputation for being less than stellar, but are there any good ones?

59. Should EA or BioWare Revamp and Reboot Anthem?

Should EA or BioWare revamp and reboot Anthem, or should they call it quits on the title?

60. Getting Into a Flow State and Bringing Your A-Game

The flow state: A state of hyperfocus where you perform at an amazing level. Read about our different approaches to getting into this wellspring of focus.

61. Is the Gaming Metaverse Overrated?

What is the metaverse, and what needs to be improved for mass adoption?

62. What's Your Favorite Handheld Portable Gaming System?

This Slogging thread talks about the most-loved portable gaming consoles across multiple generations of gaming.

63. 5 Video Games that Should Get a Battle Royale

As the battle royale genre becomes more popular, we discuss what game franchises we want to see have a battle royale in this slogging post.

64. Videos About Space We Shouldn't Undervalue ▶️

Ok, let's explore a few cool videos that I think a lot of addicted to space people should watch.

65. What is your favorite video game adjacent media?

There are some video game stories that are so good, they seep into other mediums including comics, books, and tv shows. Here are our favorite examples.

66. 5 Gaming YouTubers That are Worth a Sub

There are far too many people sharing their opinions about gaming on the internet but not all of them are for us. These are some people who we enjoy the most.

67. Should EA or BioWare Revamp and Reboot Anthem?

Should EA or BioWare revamp and reboot Anthem, or should they call it quits on the title?

68. Why End a Sales Pitch Deck like the Dude Reading Disclaimers?

This Slack discussion by David, Utsav Jaiswal, Natasha, Limarc and Linh occurred in hackernoon's official #only-at-hackernoon channel, and has been edited for readability.

69. Top Gadget Stories 2021

Looking for some cool gadget stories? Here are some interesting gadget stories from March 2021. Enjoy!

70. What Do You Think About a Price Increase for AAA Games?

Is now the right time for a price increase on games? Also, will a price increase prevent some of the practices that have been criticized by gamers?

71. Crypto & the Whale: When Retail Investors Make Fish Food

What does everyone think about whales in the crypto ecosystem? They seem to have diametrically opposed interests to the everyday small investor.

72. Easy Guide to Turn Slack Threads into Verdant Hackernoon Articles

Slogging is a simple app that lets you turn conversation threads on Slack channels into beautiful drafts on Hackernoon ready for our 3 million monthly readers.

73. What Inspired us to Write About Games?

Here at Hacker Noon, we love both games and writing. In this slogging post, we discuss what inspired us to write about games and our fondest gaming memories.

74. What if a 3D Printed Steak was on the Menu?

In this slogging thread, our random channel discussed the news of a new 3D printed steak that is good for the environment as well as it is delicious.

75. The Noonification: Cryptos Vaporware Problem (9/19/2022)

9/19/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

76. Days Gone Director John Garvin Says Gamers Should Pay Full Price

Garvin seemed annoyed with gamers who maybe want a sequel to a newer game or IP, such as Days Gone, but don't want to pay full price.

77. Bosnian Man Chooses to Live as a 21st Century Ragnar

In this thread, our community discusses Stipe Pleic's case and whether or not they'll go total immersion in a characters' lifestyle.

78. Will Future Bethesda Titles be Xbox Exclusives?

The HackerNoon community discusses whether Xbox's acquisition of Bethesda means future game exclusivity.

79. Energy, Fuel, and Food Prices Soar - Cost of Living Hits 30-Year High

In this slogging thread, we discuss the current living crises, facing most of the western world. As prices increase, wages have stagnated or at worst decreased.

80. Should Other Games Receive Director's Cut Treatments Similar to Ghost of Tsushima & Death Stranding?

A director's cut of Ghost of Tsushima is in the works that will be released on both PS4 and PS5 with additional DLC content.

81. The OLED Nintendo Switch: Is it Worth It?

In this slogging post, our gaming writers discuss the new OLED Nintendo Switch, whether it is worth the money and if its upgrades merit a purchase.

82. Superstore, Netflix, and VPNs: Should we Bring back the LaserDisc?

This Slogging discussion is about Netflix via VPNs, DVD collecting in Japan, and Studio Ghibli.

83. How to identify if a crypto or blockchain project is a scam or not?

This Slogging thread by shahmeer khan, Utsav Jaiswal and Ivy Fung occurred in slogging's official #blockchain channel, and has been edited for readability.

84. Should Google Continue Supporting the Google Stadia?

Should Google continue supporting Google Stadia, and are they telling the truth when an executive said the console is alive and well?"

85. Snoop Dogg and Kelly Clarkson to Host Eurovision in the United States

In this slogging thread, our community discusses whether it makes sense for the USA to replicate Eurovision and its impact on Eurovision fans.

86. Ye’s Online Warfare: Dangerous or Comical?

In this slogging thread, we discuss whether or not we, as a society, enable violent behavior just because it is entertaining and trending.

87. Are Pigs the Future of Organ Transplants?

In this slogging thread, the HackerNoon community channel discusses the possibility of receiving organ transplants from pigs.

88. The Highest Grossing Movie of All Time Is Set to Release a Sequel

The Highest Grossing Movie of all time, Avatar: The way of life is set to release a Sequel.

89. What Are the Most Interesting Business Models?

In this thread, we share a few of the most interesting business models ever seen, like a company that turns umbrellas into coats.

90. Is Pisces the Dumbest Star Sign?

What does it take to get your article rejected by Hackernoon? A behind-the-scenes thread where our editors share their thoughts about ill-fated star signs.

91. Scientists Have Grown Plants in Lunar Soil for the First Time

In this slogging thread, the space channel community discussed the new discovery about the moon and the possibilities it can bring to space exploration.

92. 9 Games We Wish We Could Experience Again for the First Time

There are games so good that you wish you could relive it. We discuss what some of those games are for us.

93. Gaming Lingo for Dummies

Gamers have their own language and jargon. In this thread, our community shared a concise guide on gaming lingo that will turn you from bot to pro in no time.

94. Chatbots: Yay or Nay? Why and Why Not?

This Slack discussion by Sadia Mehmood, Alfredo de Candia, Klein, , Golda Velez, Linh Smooke, David Smooke, Shahmeer Khan and Sidra occurred in slogging's official #general channel, and has been edited for readability.

95. Exploring the Broadcasting Industry with James Mulvany

In this Slogging AMA, we had the pleasure of being joined by the founder and CEO of Radio.co, Podcast.co and Matchmaker.fm, James Mulvany.

96. Pokemon Arceus is Out! What is Your Favorite Pokemon?

To celebrate the release of Pokemon Legends Arceus, the team at Hackernoon discusses their favourite Pokemon and why! Spoilers it is definitely not Pikachu.

97. The UK’s Space Launch Goes Dark: Satellite Mission Fails

Virgin Orbit, an American company, recently attempted to launch a satellite into space using a large airplane to carry the rocket LauncherOne.

98. My Favorite things about my pixelated teammates at Hacker Noon

This Slack thread was auto-created from Hacker Noon's #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability. Stay tuned to learn more about slogging in the upcoming weeks.

99. Introducing TL;DRs by HackerNoon

Jeferson Borba talks about his work with AI-generated TL;DR snippets of HackerNoon stories.

100. HackerNoon and the Time We Talked About Pints?

HackerNoon is trying to settle a debate: do the international (non-UK) folks order a “pint” of beer, or just generally connect a “pint” with drinking?

101. Cool Virtual Reality Stories 2021

This Slack discussion by and Marina Volkova occurred in slogging's official #random channel, and has been edited for readability.

102. Nostalgia for Nerds: What is your favorite game system of all time?

My favourite game console of all time is the Nintendo DS, such a versatile machine with tons of games.

103. This is The Last Mars Photo

A wide-angle snapshot obtained by InSight, depicted research devices lying on the Martian surface.

104. Businesses Have Messy Emails: The Relationship between Security and Sales

Let's face it - email sucks. But they still important part of business development

105. What is Broken About the Internet?

This Slack discussion with Utsav Jaiswal, richard-kubina, Natasha, Limarc, Linh, Adrian, Dane, Anna Bleker and me occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel.

106. Keyboard vs. Controller: The Great Debate

We asked the question that has kept us up at night about gaming. In this slogging thread, we discussed which device is better for gaming: keyboard or controller

107. Is Virtual Reality Still a Niche Within the Games Industry?

The HackerNoon community discusses whether virtual reality is still a niche within the gaming space and how long it will take for VR to become mainstream.

108. Just Your Average HackerNoon Product Meeting Notes [Feb 2022]

This Slogging thread by andemosa, richard-kubina, David and Kien occurred in HackerNoon's official #meeting-recap channel, and has been edited for readability.

109. Slogging About Adam Neumann, Robinhood IPO Access, and What's Next in FinTech UX?

Slogging #only-at-hackernoon: we discuss Adam Neumann shoelss in NYC, Robinhood's IPO play play and what makes good UX in Fintech?

110. 13 of the Best Video Game Trailers of All Time

In this slogging post, the writers at HackerNoon discuss the greatest video game trailers of all time.

111. Pocket-Sized Learning: 3 Mobile Apps to Master Coding

With so many options available, there is no shortage of mobile apps to help you master coding. Check out these three apps.

112. The Best Moments in the Witcher 3

The Witcher 3's fame as a story-based RPG has persisted half a decade since it first came out. We talk about our favourite story moments from the game.

113. The Stories we Keep Coming Back to Every Year

Whether it be a film, a novel, a tv show, a video game, these stories are the ones we keep coming back to at least once a year.

114. Is the New Spiderman Movie any Good?

In this slogging thread, our community discusses their opinions on the new spiderman movie, the new Marvel generation, and the future of superhero movies.

115. Are Fish Robots Going to Save the Oceans?

In this slogging thread, our community discusses the new robo-fish that comes to help us save the oceans from microplastic waste.

116. First-ever Image Of A Multi-planet System Around A Sun-like Star

In this thread, the HackerNoon Community discusses their thoughts on scientific evolution, its consequences, and our favorite Hubble images.

117. 10 Best Slack Apps for Remote Work In 2021

Plus a bonus sneak preview at #11.

118. Shutterstock Unleashes the Power of AI With Cutting-Edge Image Generator

Shutterstock's AI image generation can boost creativity by helping users generate images of their own.

119. Cool resources for sending emails

Today, I found out that I have a lot of open tabs related to emails. Let's close them and collect some important notes

120. Here's How ChatGPT is Already Being Abused

ChatGPT has been used for a variety of purposes, such as developing malware, academic dishonesty and sending unsolicited messages on dating apps etc.

121. HackerNoon Adds Synthetic Voice Transcription to Improve Reader Accessibility

We've added full synthetic audio transcriptions to our stories. Our stories can now be read to you by one of our synthetic voices.

122. Unpopular Opinion: 10 Ways Asana Lowers your Productivity

Abhor online project management tools? They are an unrelenting aspect of remote work. Meet Slack, Asana, and WhatsApp, the three horsemen of the WFHpocalypse.

123. Elon Musk: The Visionary, Risk-Taker

After taking over as the new owner of Twitter, billionaire Elon Musk claims to have liberated the social networking and microblogging site.

124. The Best films of 2022 that Everyone Must Watch

We are fast approaching the end of 2022 and this would be the best time to recap the best movies this year.

125. Hank the Tank: Should the Bear on the Run Be Adopted or Euthanized?

Read the unbelievable story of Hank the Tank, the bear on the run from California Police. Just wait until you see the twist!

126. Who is the Best Comic Relief Character in the World of Sitcoms?

There's always that one character that can make you laugh. In this slogging thread, our pop culture channel discussed the best comic relief character.

127. Can Satellites Help Combat Global Warming?

In this slogging thread, our technology channel took the chance to discuss this news about the possibility of satellites helping fight global warming.

128. Can We Harvest Solar Energy from Space and Beam it Down to Earth?

It sounds too good to be true: a plan to harvest solar energy from space and beam it down to Earth using microwaves.

129. Here are the Best Sites to Follow for US Election Coverage

This Slack discussion by Natasha, Adrian (www.voiceblasts.fm), Dane, austin, David and Linh occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel.

130. What was your favorite video game of 2020?

2020 was a good year for gaming. Among us blew up in popularity, Tony Hawk made a comeback, and Hades made waves. Here are some of our favorite games of 2020.

131. Is Jira Align worth it?

Would you recommend Jira Align as a tool for product managers? Experienced product managers discuss the Jira onboarding process and alternatives.

132. Slogging #24: The Dentist Suicide Rate Myth and a Moment When Google Doesn't Autosuggest

This Slack discussion by David Smooke and Utsav Jaiswal occurred in slogging's official #expert-interviews channel, and has been edited for readability.

133. What's Your Favorite Guilty Pleasure in Film, TV or Music?

This Slogging thread by Zaeem Shoaib, Limarc Ambalina, Sara Pinto, Mónica Freitas and Jack Boreham occurred in slogging's official #pop-culture channel, and has been edited for readability.

134. Is Social Media Doing More Harm than Good?

We rely on social media to stay in touch with loved ones around the world and run our businesses. But is this tech doing more harm than good? Let's discuss.

135. What are The Best Video Game Movie Adaptations?

In this slogging thread, the gaming community discusses the best and worst video games movie adaptations, from the Tomb Raider to Detective Pikachu.

136. Snorlax Gets Two Los Angeles Police Officers Fired

In this slogging thread, our community shares the time they've dodged a task or appointment so they could play Pokemon Go.

137. The Ministry of Defence is Exploring Applications for Quantum Technology in National Security

In this thread, our community discusses quantum computers and their impactful uses.

138. What are the Vicious - and Breakable - Cycles of the Attention Economy?

This Slack discussion by Mario Vasilescu, Linh and me occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel.

139. The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girl’s School: An innovative,safe and playful study environment.

This edifice rises from the sand to offer a safe and enjoyable learning environment.🔥

140. What Customers Want From EV Manufacturers

This Slogging thread by Arthur and Richard-kubina occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

141. What is the Best Laptop Under $600

This Slogging thread by Jack Boreham, Mónica Freitas, Sara Pinto, Limarc Ambalina, Abeer, Adrian Morales and Melissa Brown occurred in slogging's official #technology channel, and has been edited for readability.

142. NASA Discovers Evidence of ‘Water Worlds’ in Deep Space

Scientists have spotted two water worlds, Kepler-138 c and Kepler-138 d, that they think could be teeming with water.

143. "How Tall is Donald Trump?" and Other Weird Questions Online

In this slogging thread, our community shares a few of the weirdest questions they've seen asked online.

144. Let's Talk About Sumire: Indie Game Storytelling at its Finest

The premise of Sumire is beautifully simple: you have one day to change your life.

145. What It Feels Like to Close Two Marketing Campaigns on the Same Day

Look, I may be a little biased, but I think HackerNoon has one of the best selections of humans working for them in the whole world (literally, we're remote).

146. How to Win the Velo Writing Contest: A Detailed Cheat Sheet

In order to display a non-static website - you'll need to have a data source and connect it with Velo. For example, you can create some sort of "fake API".

147. Why Bitcoin Boomed and Dipped, and What's Coming Next

Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, although they are using high amounts of energy, create greater efficiency because they are taking out the middle man.

148. Is Daylight Savings Time Stupid? - Explain it Like I’m 5

This Slack discussion by richard-kubina, Dane, Linh, Arthur, and I occurred in Hacker Noon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

149. Job Hunting for Newbies

Looking for work can be challenging, especially if you don't know where to start. Thinking of you, we decided to share a few hacks to help you nail the job.

150. Putin Says the United States is Trying to Draw Russia into War

In this slogging thread, we chat about the recent geopolitical tensions between Ukraine and Russia. We analyse whether the Russo-Ukrainian war escalates further

151. Privacy Blockchains With Teeth | Panther Protocol

This Slogging thread by Akasha Rose, Anish, Justin Roberti, Oliver Gale, Arthur Tkachenko and Ramadan Ameen occurred in slogging's official #amas channel, and has been edited for readability.

152. Artemis 1: NASA Makes History, Again

Nasa makes history again.

153. What Makes a Story Immersive?

This Slack discussion by David Smooke and Limarc Ambalina occurred in slogging's official #expert-interviews channel, and has been edited for readability.

154. Is "Ready Player One" a Foreshadowing of Our Future?

If you could live in Halliday virtual world in 50 years, would you?

155. Who Will Win the Next-gen Console War?

In this slogging post, we discuss who we think is winning the current next-generation console war. We agree to disagree.

156. #ellenBrain Turns a Long Weekend Into: HackerNoon Swag Around the World

Am I allowed to consider myself a tech bro yet? I just want to be a tech bro. This hat is so stylin tho. It's like cool kid gear.

157. The Apple Watch’s Blood Oxygen Feature Faces Racial Bias Accusations

A group of people from New York filed a lawsuit with claims that the Apple Watch's blood oxygen feature doesn’t work correctly for people with darker skin.

158. Antivax Campaigns, Glitches in the Matrix and Political Correctness in Comedy

Sometimes, we find ourselves with some opinions that can be controversial. In this slogging thread, the unpopular opinion channel discussed some of them.

159. Movie Plot Holes Caught on Camera

In this thread, our community shares a few plotholes and errors they've found in movies that left them shocked.

160. How to Improve Online Shopping (Slogging Insights)

Technology has an impact in many fields. In this slogging thread, we approached this impact in shopping and discussed how it can be advantageous for us.

161. Is Technology an Ally for Social Movements?

This Slogging thread by Mónica Freitas, Limarc Ambalina, Jack Boreham, Ellen Stevens and Amy Shah occurred in slogging's official #technology channel, and has been edited for readability.

162. Minecraft Chooses Classic Gaming Over NFT Hype

Minecraft released a statement on its website emphasizing its lack of interest in integrating any form of NFTs into its games.

163. 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.

164. How to Write for Money: From Clickbait Listicles to Full-Time Gigs

The VP of Growth at Hacker Noon answers questions about the writer's life, writing for the web, and finding content writing gigs.

165. Should Twitter Implement a Downvote Button?

In this slogging thread, the technology channel took the chance to discuss the latest news about Twitter and how they're considering adding a downvote button.

166. Why Has NASA Stopped Exploring The Oceans?

In this thread, we review the claim on the initial role of NASA in ocean exploration.

167. AI and Chill: 7 Growth Marketing Tools to Streamline Your Workflow

7 powerful AI tools that can help you streamline your workflow and achieve better results with less effort.

168. Do We Really Need a Like Button? - The Pros and Cons of Social Media

Social media is here to stay. Yet, not everything is beneficial. In this slogging thread, the technology channel discussed the pros and cons of social media.

169. Chatting about GMO 🎃

This Slogging thread by Arthur Tkachenko and Mónica Freitas occurred in slogging's official #random channel, and has been edited for readability.

170. Should We Bring Extinct Species Back from the Dead?

In this slogging thread, our community took this opportunity to discuss this news about how a donation could bring the Tasmanian tiger back to its ecosystem.

171. Obscure Historical Facts You Need to Know

In this slogging thread, our community shares the coolest obscure historical facts they know, from presidential impersonations to princesses mysteries.

172. Ask Me How To Lose Your Company Without Losing Your Faith

Was there a big risk trying a startup? Did you have any sort of security net to catch you if you fall? and other questions get answered

173. The Greatest Super Bowl Halftime Show of All Time

This slogging thread discusses our opinion on 2022's Superbowl halftime show, our favorite concert ever, and who we'd like to see on that stage next year.

174. Recursively Finding Primes in js: A Slogging Thread

This Slack discussion by , Oliver N and Arvin Kushwaha occurred in slogging's official #programming-challenges channel, and has been edited for readability.

175. The Black Swan: The Aircraft with No Pilots on Board

The Black Swan is a cargo-hauling aircraft with no pilots on board.

176. Slogging Insights: Does Technology Improve Sports?

Though many sports fans would like to see their sacred games untouched, the various developments brought by tech are undeniable.

177. If you could pick one video game to turn into a movie, what would it be?

The Hacker Noon community discusses what video games we would want to be turned into a movie!

178. YSK about [Unix tools]

This Slack discussion, featuring myself in some sleep-deprived rambling, occurred in hackernoon's official #protips channel, and has been [barely] edited for readability.

179. A Real Social Dilemma: Meta Threatens to Shut Down Facebook and Instagram in Europe

In this slogging thread, our community took the chance to discuss this issue after reading the news that Meta may be shutting down Facebook and Instagram.

180. Gay Weddings for Russia: The Sims Edition

In this slogging thread, our community discusses the gaming representation of marginalized communities and how games can bring awareness to such groups.

181. Which console do you think has better exclusives?

Exclusives have been a thing in video games for decades, and there's been a constant debate on which console has the better exclusives. Here's our preferences.

182. Can AI Determine Your Best Skincare Routine?

Revea uses hyperspectral imaging technology (HSI) to look deep into your skin.

183. ALL CAPS, New Teammates, and Canada's Murder Hotspots

Is it cool to message your colleagues in ALL CAPS? What is Canada's murder capital of the world? Let's find out.

184. Is Technology the Future of Art?

In this slogging thread, our technology channel discussed the latest news about artists who were challenged to create an immersive exhibition.

185. Nerds Talking About Fire Emblem: Three Houses

2019's Fire Emblem: Three Houses's branching storylines makes it hard for everyone to have experienced the same thing. Here, we all weigh in our experiences

186. Understanding Design with Typogram Founder Hua Shu

In this slogging thread, we invited Hua Shu, the founder of Typogram. We took the chance to ask about design, marketing and writ

187. Will You Be Designing Your Wardrobe in the Future?

In this slogging post, our community discussed their thoughts on the future of the fashion industry.

188. Behind the Scenes of Publishing Startups and Noonies Winners

Members of the HackerNoon team worked in unison to deliver over a thousand individualized awards to our internet family for Valentine's Day.

189. How Can Tech Reshape the Post Pandemic World?

In this slogging thread, we discussed what ways technology has helped the community get back to normal after dealing with the pandemic.

190. 18 Book Recommendations from the HackerNoon Team

In this post, the HackerNoon staff and blogging fellows talk about some books they've been reading recently, as well as some of their favorite authors.

191. What are the Greatest Shows on TV at the Moment?

This Slogging thread by Jack Boreham, Mónica Freitas, Sara Pinto, Ellen Stevens and Amy Shah occurred in slogging's official #random channel, and has been edited for readability.

192. Hungry for More | Supporting Women in Emerging Tech

The Bigger Pie is an organisation supporting women in blockchain filled with inspiring & fascinating women. Founder Bridget Greenwood joins HN for an AMA.

193. If You’re an Aries, I Bet You Support Women in Tech

On a mission to equalize the playing field, a diversity and education group in Web3 is launching a new way for people to learn about the space with focused education streams that will be completely free for all Unstoppable Women of Web3 members.

194. Who are The Best Video Game Villains?

In this slogging thread, the team at Hackernoon discuss the best video game villains and why they are their favourite.

195. Coworking Bansko is a Haven for Digital Nomads

In this slogging thread, our community discusses Zeitler's initiative, Coworking Bansko, and nomadic working.

196. Crypto Adoption in Europe Lags Behind Rest of the World

In this slogging thread, our community discusses their thoughts on crypto adoption and the current European ranking on the topic.

197. What was your favorite childhood video game?

This Slogging thread by Mónica Freitas, Katarina Andrejević, Limarc Ambalina, Zaeem Shoaib, Blake Cram, Jack Boreham and Connor C occurred in slogging's official #gaming channel, and has been edited for readability.

198. When The Dust Settles: Insights For The Future of Crypto & Blockchain

Ultimately how do we see the state of the world of digital currencies in the future? Will everything be solely decentralized, centralized, or hybrid?

199. These are the Tech Concepts No One Understands

Many tech concepts still leave people rather confused. In this thread, we relate to that.

200. Why 50% of podcasters fail. Here's how we fix this.

This Slack discussion by Adrian, Linh and David occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability. Stay tuned for more infor on slogging (slack blogging).

201. The Future of Desktop AR and Holographic NFTs

In this AMA, Sirisilp from Perception talks about Holo-SDK, desktop AR, and holographic NFTs.

202. Unpopular Opinion: 10 Ways Asana Lowers your Productivity

Whether you loathe online project management tools a little or a lot, they are an unrelenting feature of remote work. Slack, Asana, WhatsApp (and/or Telegram) a

203. Slogging Editor Updates: New Formatting Added for Bullet Points, Bold, and Italics

This Slogging thread by richard-kubina occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging channel.

204. Because Science Turns Electronic Waste Into Art

Amanda Preske, the founder of Because Science turns electronic waste into art.

205. The Best Podcasts and Soundtracks to Listen to During Your Workday

The HackerNoon staff and community talk about their favorite tech podcasts, playlists, and even video game soundtracks that get them through the day

206. How Much Money is Enough Money?🥲

This Slogging thread by Manas Goel, Valentine Enedah, GemInRubbles, Mónica Freitas and Sara Pinto occurred in slogging's official #random channel, and has been edited for readability.

207. Building Blockchain's Entrepreneurship Mindset | Slogging AMA with Lisk Founder Max Kordek

Lisk software development and upcoming blockchain application platform have been spearheaded by Lisk founder Max Kordek. Join us for an interview with him.

208. What is The Sandbox Metaverse?

We spoke to Gecho, a LAND owner and active member of the community to understand just what The Sandbox metaverse really is and what value it brings.

209. Twitter is a Mess, So Former Employees Are Creating Spill as an Alternative

With Spill, you can create, comment, amplify or share a random thought with the public.

210. Getting Ready for The Oscars 2022

In this slogging thread, our pop-culture channel discussed the Oscars, mainly the movies we've watched and the ones we would like to watch.

211. Web3 Hustle isn't for the Faint Hearted - Tips from a Noonie Nominee

It's easier than ever for Web2 people to pivot into Web3, but it might not be what you expected. Here's a list of tips so you won't get any nasty surprises!

212. Clearview AI Fined in UK for Illegally Storing Facial Images

In this thread, our community discusses Clearview's endeavor and the backlash that followed.

213. How To Prepare Yourself For a Marathon [Part One]

This Slack discussion by Arthur, David, Richard, Anna Bleker, Natasha and Linh occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

214. What Will be the Next Home Gadget to Drive Every Adult Insane?

The HN team discusses the next big thing in smart home gadgets and what new technology they'd like to see available for purchase.

215. Redefining FPS Games with Shrapnel Head Don Norbury

Don Norbury is the head of the studio at Shrapnel, a blockchain-enabled FPS game. We held a Slogging AMA for Don.

216. 22 Video Games that Got Us Through the Pandemic

When lockdown restrictions came into effect, lots of people turned to gaming as an escape, or just simply a way to pass the time.

217. Are UX And UI Equally Important: What Experts Have To Say

This Slack discussion by Sadia Mehmood, Muhammad Bilal, Akasha Rose, anthony watson and Shahmeer Khan occurred in slogging's official #introductions channel, and has been edited for readability.

218. What are the Best Comedy Movies of the 21st Century?

In this slogging post, the team at Hackernoon discusses the best comedy movies of the 21st century.

219. What’s your Favorite Feature in The Sims Universe?

The HackerNoon gaming community discussed The Sims world, our favorite features, versions, and what is coming next for this game

220. Cool Mobile Tech Stories 2021

I have some mobile tech stories to share with our slogging folks, hope you will like them.

221. Businesses Have Messy Emails

Email sucks. What we can do about it?

222. Slogging #26: How Scared You Are Of Deepfakes?

This Slack discussion by Arthur, Limarc, austin and richard-kubina occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel. How scared you are of deepfakes?

223. Ignore Your Boss After Work: Belgium Now on a 4-Day Work Week

In this slogging thread, our startup hustle channel took the chance to discuss the news of the most recent work conditions in Belgium.

224. Netflix Plans to Launch its Own Video Game Studio

In this Slogging thread, our community discussed Netflix's move and how that'll impact the gaming industry.

225. What are the Best Video Game Controllers of all Time?

The HackerNoon community discusses what our favourite video game controllers are and how third-party controllers compare.

226. Ask Me Anything About Japan

Japan is home to many things and is one of the longest-lasting civilizations in the world. There are many things the country has to offer.

227. If you had infinite money, no job, and no responsibilities, what would you do...

This Slack discussion by austin, Linh and Dane occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

228. Checkers vs. Chess

Both are strategic games, but which one do you pick? Chess or checkers? In this slogging thread, the random community discussed which one they prefer.

229. Site Review: This Word Does Not Exist Dotcom

This Slogging thread about "This Word Does Not Exist" dotcom occurred in hackernoon's official #random channel.

230. A Brief Look into New Year's Traditions Around the World (Slogging Insights)

In our fellowship channel, a couple of us shared some insights on how we celebrate the new year in our parts of the world.

231. 9 Stories that Made us Cry (Slogging Insights)

In this thread, we talk about the books, movies, or tv shows that were powerful enough to make us cry.

232. What is Slogging? - A New App by HackerNoon

Have you heard about Slogging? What about Slack Blogging? If you have been hiding under a rock, worry not. In this article, you'll find all the information you need to know about Slogging and how it can save your company's conversations and repurpose them for your company’s content marketing efforts.

233. 5 Things The Coronavirus Taught Me About Life

Slogging has the potential to be a content writer's best friend. One use case I'm very interested in exploring is the creation of listicles at scale. With Slogging, maybe community conversations are just one side of the coin.

234. One of These Fonts is Not Like the Other

This Slogging thread by David and richard-kubina occurred in hackernoon's official #techsupport channel, and has been edited for readability.

235. The Hermit Spyware: How to Protect Yourself From It

Hermit Spyware is an advanced spyware designed to target iOS and Android mobile devices.

236. Building Enterprise-Grade Security Solutions For Web3

This Slogging thread by Jack Boreham, Rick, goldenwarrior, John Mercouris, Terry Jones, Valentine Enedah, Dan Tennery-Spalding, Jason Green, Marco Sullivan, Limarc Ambalina, Mónica Freitas, Sara Pinto and Andrew Ciaccia occurred in slogging's official #amas channel, and has been edited for readability.

237. What Google Thinks About You

We've all ran to Google to research and checked the suggestions right after typing a few words. In this thread, our community shares their Google's suggestions.

238. On Writing: Hardships We Face and How to Overcome Them

This week in The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship, we discussed what we find most difficult about the writing process.

239. What's on your 2022 Bucket List?

With the new year starting, everyone is thinking about their goals for the year. Here's what the HN community had to say.

240. Is AI the key to the Metaverse?

In this slogging thread, we discuss whether the key to the Metaverse is AI. According to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, it is. However, the Hackernoon staff disagree

241. What is your favourite Nintendo first-party franchise?

Nintendo has a plethora of games on its video game systems. The HackerNoon community discusses what our favourite first-party Nintendo franchises are.

242. The Everything App: Elon Has Great Plans for Twitter 2.0

The Everything App: Elon has great plans for Twitter 2.0

243. Last Remaining COVID Restriction in England Could be Gone in Weeks

In this slogging thread, we discuss government policy surrounding Covid-19. We look at the UK governments recent policy to scrap isolation after a positive test

244. Android vs Apple: HackerNoon Debates

In this slogging thread, the HackerNoon team weighs in on the Apple vs Android mobile phone debate. We discuss the benefits of both brands and which is better.

245. Protips for Building a New App From Scratch

This Slack discussion by Dane, austin, Arthur and David occurred in hackernoon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

246. A Small Clinical Trial Brings Optimistic News for Rectal Cancer Patients

In this slogging thread, our community discusses the impacts of the results of a recent cancer trial that had an optimistic ending.

247. Is The Matrix Resurrections Worth Watching? (Slogging Insights)

In this slogging thread, our community discusses the Matrix saga and their expectations for the new movie.

248. Will Video Games Replace Film and TV?

This Slack discussion by Patrick Lee, David, richard-kubina, Dane, Linh, and I occurred in Hacker Noon's official #slogging-beta channel.

249. No More Loud Chewers at the Movies!

This slogging thread discusses a Swedish film festival's experiment with hypnosis, using this technique on spectators. The results have been quite interesting.

250. The Best of the Internet (Slogging Insights)

In this thread, the slogging community shares the piece of content that has improved their day.

251. On Knowledge Graphs and Grakn, with Daniel from Grakn Labs

This AMA featured Daniel Crowe at Grakn Labs - the inventors of Grakn, a database (knowledge graph) technology that serves as the foundation of intelligent sys.

252. Sony Introduces a PS5 Controller for Disabled Gamers

Project Leonardo is an extremely configurable PlayStation 5 controller for disabled gamers.

253. Will Xbox Cloud Gaming be Successful?

In this Slogging post, our staff and community discuss whether Xbox Cloud Gaming will be successful in the future and whether it will hit the mainstream.

254. Should the West Aid Ukraine?

Geopolitics has been turned on its head. Russia is slowly conquering Ukraine. But should the west help? We answer this question in this slogging thread.

255. Highlights from E3 2021: Bethesda Rises Again and Nintendo Steals the Show

In this article, we'll discuss what HackerNoon contributors thought about the E3 2021 online conference.

256. Halo Infinite: Will It Exceed Expectations?

This Slogging thread by Jack Boreham, Blake Cram, Limarc Ambalina, Jose Hernandez and Nicolas Ng occurred in slogging's official #gaming channel, and has been edited for readability.

257. Is PHP a Dead Language [Part 2]

This Slogging thread by Arthur Tkachenko, David Smooke, Limarc Ambalina and khunshan occurred in slogging's official #programming channel, and has been edited for readability.

258. Do Product Managers Need to Understand SQL and Python?

We asked our Product Management community, ‘Do Product Managers Need SQL/ Python?' Read all about what they had to say.

259. Synthetically Generated Audio Ads on HackerNoon Have Dropped!

NOT ONLY IS IT AUDIO ADS, THEY'RE SYNTHETICALLY GENERATED AUDIO ADS?

260. Central African Republic Adopts Bitcoin as Official Currency

In this thread, our community discusses the potential impacts of Bitcoin adoption as legal tender in the Central African Republic.

261. Is PHP Really Dead? - Slogging Insights

This Slogging post is a rebuttal to the idea that PHP is not dead and many websites still use it.

262. Twitter Stock Curiously Tanked as People Flock to the App while #InstagramFacebookDown

Is Kanye responsible for Facebook going down?! A Hackernoon watercooler chat.

263. The Best Original Arcade Games (Slogging Insights)

Arcade games were a big part of our childhood, filling our hours and memories with fun moments. In this slogging thread, we share our favorite arcade games.

264. Who's your favorite video game protagonist?

Video games have had iconic protagonists since the beginning. Here are our favorite protagonists and our favorite thing about th

265. Japan's Biggest Airline Announces Plans to Build Flying Taxis

In this slogging thread, the random channel discussed a piece of news where the main topic is flying taxis and how this could be managed.

266. Interoperability in Web3

In this slogging thread, our community discusses The Sandbox announcements and the Non-Fungible Convention.

267. What are the Best Battle Scenes in Movies?

In this Slogging thread, the movie geeks at Hackernoon discuss the best battle scenes in movies. We talk about our favourite alongside our love for certain movi

268. I Really Struggled With Math Because My Teachers Were Horrible

I really struggled with Math at a point cause my teachers were horrible.

269. Metaverse: The Troll's Playground

In this thread, our community discusses the metaverse and online trolling.

270. 6 Innovative Startups to Follow in 2022

A few notable startups caught the HackerNoon community's attention this year: Cameo, Eden Life, Wonther, Kiwibot, TopUp Mama, and many others.

271. Do You or the Mewling Doppelganger Know What the Ship Emoji Means?

It's also no secret that techies can periodically get hella philosophical.

272. Taking Auction Houses to the 21st Century With Portion CEO Jason Rosenstein

Jason is the CEO and founder of Portion, a 21st-century auction house for rare, high-end NFT art, music, and collectibles. We interviewed Jason.

273. What is the Best Brunch?

In this Slogging thread, the team at Hackernoon, discusses, what the best brunch is. We also talk about why Gordon Ramsay is heavily overrated.

274. What Did You Think of The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship?

The HackerNoon Blogging Fellowship is a free remote online writing program where you can get mentored by a seasoned Editor

275. First Impressions of Pokémon Legends: Arceus

This Slogging thread by Limarc Ambalina, Jack Boreham, SuperSaiyanProgramming, Blake Cram, Adrian Morales and Sara Pinto occurred in slogging's official #gaming channel, and has been edited for readability.

276. What is the Best Pizza Topping? (Slogging Insights)

In this slogging thread, the team at Hackernoon discusses the best pizza topping. The debate gets heated with the Hackernoon team heavily divided on the best.

277. Unpopular Opinions: Nicolas Cage is a Good Actor

Nicolas Cage has gotta be the only actor who has been in a movie with Cher, Meg Ryan, AND Emma Stone.

278. Glossary for Non Technies

This Slogging thread by and Arthur Tkachenko occurred in slogging's official #programming channel, and has been edited for readability.

279. On PNGs, Dark Mode, and Light Themed Text Editors: A Slogging Thread

This Slack discussion by Amy Tom, richard-kubina, Utsav Jaiswal, Arthur and Linh occurred in hackernoon's official #techsupport channel, and has been edited for readability.

280. A Much-Needed Truce Between Uber Drivers and Taxis

In this slogging thread, we discussed the possibility of an agreement between Uber and taxi drivers in NYC.

281. Our Uber Eats orders would soon start getting delivered by robots!

Our Uber Eats orders would soon start getting delivered by robots!

282. Sprint Planning Minus Estimation Efforts

This week Product School Slack's community members uncovered ways to properly plan product sprints.

283. Xbox Bought Activision: What this Means for Gaming (Slogging Insights)

In this slogging thread, the team at Hackernoon discusses what we think of the recent acquisition of Activision by Microsoft. We discuss, why they bought them a

284. Could Contact Lenses be the Ultimate Computer Screen?

In this thread, our community discusses Mojo's new product - smart contact lenses - and its potential benefits and downsides.

285. Educating Through Games with Professor Vanessa Haddad

In this Slogging AMA, we had the pleasure of interviewing Vanessa Haddad, liberal arts professor and video game advocate.

286. A COVID Chronicle: How HackerNoon Dealt With Changes at the Onset of the Pandemic

On the first anniversary of Covid, I share our company thread about how to deal with changes the pandemic brought

287. Why the EU Thinks Nuclear Energy and Natural Gas are Environmentally Friendly

In this slogging thread, the random channel took the opportunity to discuss the latest news about the energies used in Europe.

288. 59 Best Video Games of All Time According to HackerNoon

HackerNoon writers talk about their Top 10 list of best video games of all time, along with short descriptions of why each game made their list.

289. Yasser Jilani is Bringing Coding to Children

Hackernoon talks to Yasser Jilani, the founder of Code With Us, an EdTech startup pioneering in coding education for children and teenagers.

290. Maxi Contieri on Clean Code, Refactoring, and Test-Driven Development

I blog about clean code, refactoring and TDD. I have been working on the industry for the past 25 years

291. Why Does Music Have such an Emotional Effect on Humans?

This Slack discussion by Richard, Austin, Arthur and Anna Bleker, and I occurred in Hacker Noon's official #slogging-beta channel, and has been edited for readability.

292. 5 Most Profitable Industries in Tech in 2022 (Slogging Insights)

In this slogging thread, our community shared their guesses on the most profitable industries at the moment.

293. Great News: WhatsApp Finally Let’s You Text Yourself

Great news: WhatsApp released a new update that allow's users text themselves.

294. Have Scientists at Baylor and Stanford Found a Magic Weight Loss Pill?

In this thread, our community discusses their thoughts on weight loss pills, their repercussions, and the new finding by Baylor College and Stanford School.

295. Pros and Cons of Facial Recognition

Facial recognition is an upcoming feature. We see it in marketing and in our devices. In this slogging thread, we discussed the pros and cons of this feature.

296. Are Nordic Nations Happier than Others?

The Nordic countries are known for the benefits they provide to their citizens for the sake of their happiness

297. Cool Newsletters for developers [Part 1]

Here we'll explore cool newsletters for developers for developers

298. A Russian Painting was Vandalized by Bored Museum Security Guard

In this slogging thread, our random channel had the opportunity to discuss the latest news about vandalism in an art gallery.

299. Should You Enable Your Camera on Zoom Calls?

I have a simple question: 📽 Should you enable your camera on Zoom calls? There is a lot of evolving etiquette around this. A #slogging water-cooler style story

300. WolfPanda: He lost his pack, and he fell in love with bamboo.

I've launched the long awaited WolfPanda.com as a part of Wix's writing competition with Hacker Noon. It is:

301. 5 Video Games that Desperately Deserve a Sequel

Games come and go, but there are titles that are so good that we need more of it. Here are games that should have a sequel.

302. Why are Games About Mundane Tasks so Much Fun?

In this slogging thread, our community discusses why mundane tasks in games are so fun.

303. The Dark Side of Food Delivery: Inside Uber Eats, Zomato, and Deliveroo

In this thread, the slogging community discusses their thoughts on food delivery services, their impact on the food industry, and the main perks and drawbacks.

304. BattleTabs Proves the Potential of Browser-Based Games

BattleTabs is a video game that started as a Chrome plugin, which shows the potential of browser-based games in today's market.

305. What are the Best Video Game Collectables?

The Hacker Noon community discusses what our favourite video game collectables are and why.

306. Why is Writing Important? (Slogging Insights)

Writing, in a sense, is a way to help you understand the world, understand concepts and help others to understand those concepts too.

307. Are Digital Doppelgangers the Future of Digital Identities?

In this slogging thread, our tech community discussed the possibility of having a digital doppelganger and how it can impact our lives.

308. Providing Kids in Need With Access to Games: An Interview w/Samantha Robertell from Gamers Outreach

In this Slogging AMA, the team at Hackernoon talks to Samantha Robertell, a marketing manager at Gamers Outreach.

309. Art is Dead Dude: AI-Generated Image Wins State Art Fair

In this Sloggin thread, our community discusses the role of AI in art and how it influences human creation and jobs.

310. The Neverending Climate Change Conundrum

In this slogging thread, our community discusses the climate crisis and their views on worldwide measures.

311. Where Do We Draw the Line in Social Media?

In this slogging thread, the technology channel discussed the pros and cons of Social Media. We covered how it's helpful but can have a negative side effect.

312. 9 Games We Love on Mobile: From Angry Birds to Occidental Heroes

The rise of mobile games converted many non-gamers into gamers, within the past decade.

313. How to Successfully Invite Yourself to a Meeting That Was Unsuccessfully Rescheduled

Below is a glimpse of how creative people try and schedule a meeting.

314. What Programming Language Should I Learn First?

As an absolute beginner, which programming language should I learn first?

315. 6 Things We're Learning at Hacker Noon

At Hacker Noon, one of the goals of our platform is to help people learn new things online. This is a major reason why we have a Learn tab on the homepage and a partnership with Udemy. But just what are some of the things the Hacker Noon team and community are learning today?