The HackerNoon Newsletter: Educational Byte: Are Privacy Coins Like Monero and Zcash Legal? (11/23/2024)

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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, November 23, 2024?

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How to Get Started with Free Satellite Imagery: Sentinel, Landsat, CBERS, and More

By @mcandrea [ 4 Min read ] Start your journey into the world of satellite imagery with this beginners guide. Learn about key satellite programs and data access methods. Read More.

Could Artificial General Intelligence Make Government Corruption Obsolete?

By @antonvoichenkovokrug [ 5 Min read ] Could AGI offer humanity a completely new paradigm of governance, where corruption becomes obsolete? Read More.

Educational Byte: Are Privacy Coins Like Monero and Zcash Legal?

By @obyte [ 3 Min read ] Privacy coins could be a legal touchy topic, depending on the country and different uses. Lets see what happens with them. Read More.

#AI-chatbot Writing Contest Sponsor, Coze, Shares Secrets for Success as Contest Deadline Approaches

By @slogging [ 6 Min read ] Explore Cozes insights on AI chatbots and agents. Take advantage of the extended deadline of the #AI-chatbot contest. Submit by Nov 25 for $7000 in prizes. Read More.

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