The HackerNoon Newsletter: The $XRP Comeback Was a Long Time Coming (12/15/2024)

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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, December 15, 2024?

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Step-by-Step: Building a REST API That Talks to Hugging Face Models

By @aiforbreakfast [ 10 Min read ] Youll learn about the Hugging Face platform, setting up a project, creating an access token, building a Java client, and more! Read More.

Everything You Need to Know About the Lumoz Token Generation Event

By @lumoz [ 5 Min read ] The modular compute layer RaaS platform Lumoz will launch its mainnet and conduct the TGE within a week. Find all the details here! Read More.

Lumoz Protocol Mainnet Launch: MOZ Tokens and Node Claims Now Open!

By @lumoz [ 4 Min read ] Today, we are proud to announce the official launch of the Lumoz Protocol mainnet! Read More.

Wall Street (Probably) Doesnt Want You to Know About Duck Code

By @professor0 [ 13 Min read ] The Duck is present in all major financial markets, orchestrating movements on a grand scale. Read More.

9 Open Source Projects Every Developer Needs to Bookmark for Their Workflow

By @madzadev [ 4 Min read ] Discover 9 open-source projects to enhance your cloud workflow, project management, user feedback, automation, and more. Read More.

The $XRP Comeback Was a Long Time Coming

By @gleams [ 8 Min read ] Here are the four things I spotted Ripple doing right, even when every one was sleeping on the cryptocurrency. Read More.

The Top Ten Open Source Boilerplates of 2024

By @sadekirfan3 [ 2 Min read ] A curated list of open source boilerplates to kickstart you next project in react, nextjs, nodejs, mobile development, backend frameworks, and more. Read More.

A Pentester Took Apart a Website’s Code to Prove It Was Totally Pointless

By @vognik [ 16 Min read ] In this article, Ill walk you through how to reverse-engineer Javascript code and show you how to write my Burp Suite extension in practice. Read More.

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