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(1) David M. Markowitz, Department of Communication, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824. Editor's note: This is part 4 of 10 of a paper evaluating the effectiveness of using generative AI to simplify science communication and enhance public trust in science. The rest of the paper can be accessed via the table of links below. Table of Links Abstract
The Benefits of Simple Writing
The Current Work
Study 1a: Method
Study 1a: Results
Study 1b: Method
Study 1b: Results
Study 2: Method
Study 2: Results
General Discussion, Acknowledgements, and References Study 1a: Method Data Collection To first evaluate if lay summaries had a simpler linguistic style than scientific summaries, significance statements and academic abstracts were respectively extracted from the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). This journal was selected because it is a widely read, high-impact general science journal that was one of the first outlets to require authors to provide traditional scientific summaries (e.g., abstracts) and lay summaries that appeal to average readers. PNAS also has topical breadth, scale, and longevity relative to other journals that may require lay summaries in that significance statements began in 2012 (31). A total of 42,022 publications were extracted from PNAS between January 2010 and March 2024 to capture possible papers that included both academic abstracts and significance statements. Only those with both summary types were included in this paper to create a yoked comparison within the same article. The final dataset included 34,584 papers (34,584 significance statements and 34,584 abstracts), totaling 10,799,256 words. Automated Text Analysis All texts were evaluated with Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC), an automated text analysis tool that counts words as a percentage of the total word count per text (32). LIWC contains a validated internal dictionary of social (e.g., words related to family), psychological (e.g., words related to cognition, emotion), and part of speech dimensions (e.g., pronouns, articles, prepositions), and the tool measures the degree to which each text contains words from its respective dictionary categories. For example, the phrase “This science aims to improve society” contains 6 words and counts the following LIWC categories, including but not limited to: impersonal pronouns (this; 16.67% of the total word count) and positive tone words (improve; 16.67% of the total word count). All texts were run through LIWC-22 unless otherwise stated. Measures To evaluate how lay versus scientific summaries compared in terms of verbal simplicity, three measures were used from prior work to approximate simple language patterns (23): common words (e.g., the degree to which people use common and simple terms like job instead of uncommon and more complex terms like occupation), one’s analytic writing style (e.g., the degree to which people are formal and complex in their writing style compared to informal and their writing reflects a story), and readability (e.g., the number of words per sentence and big words in a person’s communication output). Consistent with prior work (23, 33–35), common words were operationalized with the LIWC dictionary category. LIWC’s dictionary represents a collection everyday words in English (36, 37). Therefore, texts that use more words from this dictionary are simpler than texts that use fewer words from this dictionary. One’s analytic writing style was operationalized with the LIWC analytic thinking index, which is a composite variable of seven style word categories. Style words represent how one is communicating rather than what they are communicating about (24, 38). This index contains high rates of articles and prepositions, but low rates of conjunctions, adverbs, auxiliary verbs, negations, and pronouns (26, 39, 40). [1] Finally, readability was operationalized with the Flesch Reading Ease metric (29) and calculated using the quanteda.textstats package in R (41). High scores on the Flesch Reading Ease metric suggest more readable and simpler writing (e.g., texts with smaller words and shorter sentences) compared to low scores. These language dimensions were evaluated as an index by first standardizing (z-scoring) each variable and then applying the following formula: Common Words + Readability – Analytic Writing. High scores are linguistically simpler than low scores. Analytic Plan Since each article contained one lay summary and one scientific summary from the same article, independent samples t-tests were conducted for the simplicity index and each individual dimension of the index. All data across studies are located on the Open Science Framework: https://osf.io/64am3/?view_only=883926733e6e494fa2f2011334b24796. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license. [1] Analytic writing = [articles + prepositions - pronouns - auxiliary verbs - adverb - conjunctions - negations] from LIWC scores (40). Author: (1) David M. Markowitz, Department of Communication, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824. Author: Author: (1) David M. Markowitz, Department of Communication, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824. Editor's note: This is part 4 of 10 of a paper evaluating the effectiveness of using generative AI to simplify science communication and enhance public trust in science. The rest of the paper can be accessed via the table of links below. Editor's note: This is part 4 of 10 of a paper evaluating the effectiveness of using generative AI to simplify science communication and enhance public trust in science. The rest of the paper can be accessed via the table of links below. Editor's note: This is part 4 of 10 of a paper evaluating the effectiveness of using generative AI to simplify science communication and enhance public trust in science. The rest of the paper can be accessed via the table of links below. Table of Links Abstract The Benefits of Simple Writing The Current Work Study 1a: Method Study 1a: Results Study 1b: Method Study 1b: Results Study 2: Method Study 2: Results General Discussion, Acknowledgements, and References Abstract Abstract The Benefits of Simple Writing The Benefits of Simple Writing The Current Work The Current Work Study 1a: Method Study 1a: Method Study 1a: Results Study 1a: Results Study 1b: Method Study 1b: Method Study 1b: Results Study 1b: Results Study 2: Method Study 2: Method Study 2: Results Study 2: Results General Discussion, Acknowledgements, and References General Discussion, Acknowledgements, and References Study 1a: Method Data Collection Data Collection To first evaluate if lay summaries had a simpler linguistic style than scientific summaries, significance statements and academic abstracts were respectively extracted from the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). This journal was selected because it is a widely read, high-impact general science journal that was one of the first outlets to require authors to provide traditional scientific summaries (e.g., abstracts) and lay summaries that appeal to average readers. PNAS also has topical breadth, scale, and longevity relative to other journals that may require lay summaries in that significance statements began in 2012 (31). A total of 42,022 publications were extracted from PNAS between January 2010 and March 2024 to capture possible papers that included both academic abstracts and significance statements. Only those with both summary types were included in this paper to create a yoked comparison within the same article. The final dataset included 34,584 papers (34,584 significance statements and 34,584 abstracts), totaling 10,799,256 words. Automated Text Analysis Automated Text Analysis All texts were evaluated with Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC), an automated text analysis tool that counts words as a percentage of the total word count per text (32). LIWC contains a validated internal dictionary of social (e.g., words related to family), psychological (e.g., words related to cognition, emotion), and part of speech dimensions (e.g., pronouns, articles, prepositions), and the tool measures the degree to which each text contains words from its respective dictionary categories. For example, the phrase “This science aims to improve society” contains 6 words and counts the following LIWC categories, including but not limited to: impersonal pronouns (this; 16.67% of the total word count) and positive tone words (improve; 16.67% of the total word count). All texts were run through LIWC-22 unless otherwise stated. Measures Measures To evaluate how lay versus scientific summaries compared in terms of verbal simplicity, three measures were used from prior work to approximate simple language patterns (23): common words (e.g., the degree to which people use common and simple terms like job instead of uncommon and more complex terms like occupation), one’s analytic writing style (e.g., the degree to which people are formal and complex in their writing style compared to informal and their writing reflects a story), and readability (e.g., the number of words per sentence and big words in a person’s communication output). Consistent with prior work (23, 33–35), common words were operationalized with the LIWC dictionary category. LIWC’s dictionary represents a collection everyday words in English (36, 37). Therefore, texts that use more words from this dictionary are simpler than texts that use fewer words from this dictionary. One’s analytic writing style was operationalized with the LIWC analytic thinking index, which is a composite variable of seven style word categories. Style words represent how one is communicating rather than what they are communicating about (24, 38). This index contains high rates of articles and prepositions, but low rates of conjunctions, adverbs, auxiliary verbs, negations, and pronouns (26, 39, 40). [1] Finally, readability was operationalized with the Flesch Reading Ease metric (29) and calculated using the quanteda.textstats package in R (41). High scores on the Flesch Reading Ease metric suggest more readable and simpler writing (e.g., texts with smaller words and shorter sentences) compared to low scores. These language dimensions were evaluated as an index by first standardizing (z-scoring) each variable and then applying the following formula: Common Words + Readability – Analytic Writing. High scores are linguistically simpler than low scores. Analytic Plan Analytic Plan Since each article contained one lay summary and one scientific summary from the same article, independent samples t-tests were conducted for the simplicity index and each individual dimension of the index. All data across studies are located on the Open Science Framework: https://osf.io/64am3/?view_only=883926733e6e494fa2f2011334b24796. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license. This paper is available on arxiv under CC BY 4.0 DEED license. available on arxiv [1] Analytic writing = [articles + prepositions - pronouns - auxiliary verbs - adverb - conjunctions - negations] from LIWC scores (40).

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Fetch.ai Releases DabbaFlow: Encrypted File Sharing Platform for Secure Data Transfers DabbaFlow, an end-to-end encrypted file-sharing platform developed by Fetch.ai, a Cambridge-based artificial intelligence lab, was launched recently. 19. Crypto Wallets Exposed "Mnemonic Phrase Vulnerabilities" (4 Already Fixed) MetaMask and Phantom said today that they had patched a security flaw that could, in some cases, allow attackers to obtain mnemonic phrases. 20. The Black Market for Data is on the Rise Once the laughingstock of the Internet, hackers are now some of the most wanted criminals in the world. 21. The Essential Guide to Security and Compliance for the Public Cloud Using an Infrastructure-as-a-Service provider makes it easier to achieve and maintain compliance, but here are some caveats to consider. 22. Is Open Source Software A Practical Alternative? Privacy and cybersecurity have been ongoing concerns in recent years. Open-source software can be a solution to these concerns, is it really the case? 23. Tor: Love and Cybersecurity Thunder Tor and The Guardian (of the Journalistic Galaxy) also took their relationship to the next level. 24. Cybersecurity Threats in Crypto Exchanges Everyone Should Know Cybercriminals have turned to utilizing a variety of tools and strategies aimed to target cryptocurrency exchange customers, steal their money, or steal. 25. How Can I Tell if My Steam Account Has Been Hacked? (and How to Recover It) his time, I would like to focus on Steam account security, which has recently gotten some attention in the community after waves of phishing attacks. 26. How to Avoid Credit Card Skimming: 5 Tips to Keep Your Information Safe Credit card skimming occurs when someone places an electronic device on or near a credit card reader. This device captures and stores your credit card details. 27. The Biggest Cyber Security Threat of 2022 is Social Engineering The biggest threat to cybersecurity in 2022 is social engineering. This type of cybercrime involves manipulating people into giving up sensitive information 28. The Cybersecurity Writing Contest 2022: Round 1 Results Announced! Hackers, Assemble! Here we are with the results announcement of the Cybersecurity Writing Contest! 29. How to Keep Your Mobile Devices Secure Our phones are our lifelines. They hold our prized possessions such as photos, music, and texts from our loved ones. So, why wouldn’t we do everything we can to 30. A Comprehensive Guide to Security Certification for SaaS In this article, we will explore what security certification for SaaS is, its importance, and how to get the best out of it by minimizing the risks. 31. The Cybersecurity Writing Contest by Twingate and HackerNoon Yasssss The Cybersecurity Writing Contest is here! HackerNoon is excited to host the contest in collaboration with Twingate! 32. Fighting the Hydra of DDoS Attacks (Spoiler: They Got Worse) Interview with Link11 regarding their new DDoS report -- the state of DDoS attacks. 33. 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. 34. How To Protect Copyrighted Digital Content In The Age Of Cyber-Fraud? Today it is a hot topic how to protect copyrighted digital content. The most popular ways are DRM, HDCP, and Denuvo. I`ll shortly discuss them with their cons. 35. ANSI X12 EDI Basics: A Guide to the ANSI X12 Standards ANSI X12 EDI is one of the most important concepts that you must be aware of prior to implementing EDI in your organization. 36. Mobile Banking: 5 Rules of Safety You Should Know How safe it is to use mobile applications and web versions of banks to make payments? 37. How “Predictive Text” Functionality can Reproduce Mnemonic Crypto Wallet Phrases Redditor Andre, an information security practitioner, accidentally discovered that the smartphone's "predictive words" function guessed the mnemonic of his bitc 38. Reverse Social Engineering: A Call to Quit Sharing More Than Necessary Social engineering is the use of a person's sensitive information to launch a targeted cyber-attack on them. Reverse social engineering mitigates the rate... 39. An Intro to Zero Trust Architecture Zero Trust isn’t a new concept. It was first presented in 2009 by John Kindervag, a former principal analyst at Forrester Research. 40. How Blockchain has Improved Detection of Malware Blockchain has not only become the fundamental technology for cryptocurrencies; it has also become a reliable means of detecting malware quickly and accurately. 41. Security Infrastructure and the Multi-Cloud Achieving high-availability cloud architecture requires more than one cloud. From an architecture perspective, there are only three options for mission critical 42. The 5 Things Businesses Need to Know to Stop Online Fraud! The 5 Things Businesses Need to Know to Stop Online Fraud! 43. AI and Data: Balancing Progress, Privacy, and Security With ChatGPT dominating the tech and other news, the concernabout data security might have momentarily taken a back seat. Yet, the expansion of AI/ML technologies' potential impact on Data privacy and security should sound the alarm for organizations and individuals alike. 44. 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. 45. How to Protect your ERP System Against Cyber Attacks How to protect your ERP system against cyber attacks? 46. Blind Attacks: Understanding CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) This article contains complete (and step-by-step) information about CSRF attacks. 47. 0-Days are on the Rise and that Means a Lot More Work for SOC Teams In a recent report by the incident response giant Mandiant, which was purchased by Google in March, their researchers found that 2021 was a record year. 48. The Cybersecurity Writing Contest 2022: Round 5 Results Announced! Hackers, Assemble! Here we are with the fifth round’s results announcement of the Cybersecurity Writing Contest by Twingate & HackerNoon! 49. Crucial Cloud Computing Security Threats Everyone Should Know A rundown of the business impact and mitigation measures of the top cloud computing security threats from the 2022 Cloud Security Alliance survey 50. Incomplete Guide for Securing Containerized Environment Write Once, Run Everywhere embraces flexibility of spinning applications up and down for users. Let's find out why and how to secure containerized environment. 51. Hacked: MetaMask User Lost US$81,000 In ETH Crypto investor Jonny Reid shared his experience of stealing encrypted assets in his MetaMask wallet on Twitter.  He is still unable to find the hack. 52. Network Security: Things Most People Don’t Think About There are a lot of things most people do not think about that can dramatically increase the level of security on a network 53. The Cybersecurity Writing Contest 2022: Round 4 Results Announced! Hackers, Welcome back! Here we are again with the fourth round of the Cybersecurity Writing Contest result announcement by Twingate & HackerNoon! 54. Explaining Info-Sec in Layman's Terms [Part I] Understanding the common keywords used in the info-sec industry that are used in conjunction with that complicated OWASP Top 10 WAST 55. What is Credit Card Skimming and How Do You Prevent it? This story describes what credit card skimming is and how to prevent it. 56. A Comprehensive Guide to OpenAPI Specification OpenAPI Specification (formerly Swagger Specification) is an API description format for REST APIs. An OpenAPI file allows you to describe your entire API. 57. An Intro to Multi-Factor Authentication and the Types of MFA This is an introduction to multi-factor authentication in the field of cybersecurity. 58. 5 Ways SaaS Can Help Speed Up Cybersecurity Implementation SaaS is making cybersecurity implementation less expensive and easy, and businesses, especially startups, are now leveraging its tools to drive efficiency. Thank you for checking out the 58 most read stories about Cybersecurity Writing Contest on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 58 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Inflation /Learn Repo 1. What Is a (Crypto)Coin Burn? Bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency many people know, understand, and are familiar with. It is also one of the few digital currencies that has no individual or group that is in charge of the blockchain project. What has come about since Bitcoin was created is a cryptocurrency ecosystem where there are a number of companies in charge of blockchain token projects. 2. Ukraine's Victory Will Lead To An Interest Rate Reversal and Next Crypto Bull Market Alarm continues to grow around further interest rate hikes and the impact on the global economy. But an interest rate reversal may be closer than once thought 3. The Greatest Recession Story Ever Told: Bitcoin vs. Gold The Digital Gold, Or So I Was Told... 4. Here’s What Will Happen To Your Money There has been a lot of talk about a dollar collapse and the rise of inflation recently. 5. The Monetary Policy Endgame and what it means for Bitcoin Recently, Rick Rieder, Chief Investment Officer of Global Fixed Income for BlackRock published an article on the BlockRock blog highlighting the economic policy state-of-play today, and where it may lead to should economic growth falter, productivity not materialize, and populism continue to thrive. 6. Mining Fiat is Unsustainable In an earlier article, I outlined the opportunities that blockchains offer investors from a wide angle. This prompted a number of requests for more in-depth analysis of the disruptive qualities of this technology. The following is a first principle examination of the market opportunities blockchain-based solutions offer within the realm of government-controlled currencies, commonly referred to as "fiat money". Quite literally addressing all the money in the world. 7. RichQUACK Aims to Combat Inflation via Token Burns & Staking In this post we'll look at RichQUACK, its features and the teams plans for growing it's ecosystem. 8. Money Printing: The Ugly “Elephant in the Room” That Mainstream Media Ignores According to official numbers, you lost money unless you got a 6.2% pay raise this year. In other words, thanks to inflation, you got a pay cut 9. Let’s Talk About Gold Vs. Bitcoin Bitcoin vs. Gold: The Pros and Cons 10. Cryptocurrency and Inflation Mechanisms An overview of inflation in cryptocurrency and why it may not be all that it's cut out to be, especially when considering countries experiencing hyperinflation. 11. Does Bitcoin Actually Solve a Problem? Before we can evaluate if and how Bitcoin is worth any value, we must first acknowledge and agree that there are problems worth solving. 12. 5 Investment Lessons I Learned In the 2010s There is a saying on Wall Street that the best time to invest was always ten years ago. 13. It is Time to Talk About Inflation and the Food Crisis In order to get a better view of what is going on, it is crucial to understand where the current price bonanza comes from. 14. Education and Bitcoin Are Key to Wealth Protection Bitcoin Investors Are The Biggest Winners During InflationI believe there can only be one definition of inflation, and that is the one headlined by the Nobel Prize-winning economist, Milton Friedman: 15. Outside The Bitcoin Echo Chamber: Here's Why I'm Not Stacking Sats I spent a year and $10,000 on Bitcoin so you don't have to before I stopped.
Here’s what I learned about buying crypto and Bitcoin living up to the hype. 16. Will Bitcoin Be The Best Inflation Hedge? I once asked a monk how he found peace. “I say yes,” he told me. “To all that happens, I say yes.” 17. How to Hack Inflation Inflation is coming, don't let it hack your savings. I look at my experiences growing up with high inflation. Where to put your money (and not to) 18. Why is Inflation So High? [Infographic] A look at why inflation is currently skyrocketing. 19. Bitcoin As The Ultimate Insurance: Why $11,000 is Just The Beginning Two decades ago, Nobel Prize-wining economist Milton Friedman said: 20. Be Present With the Treasury flooding the market with debt and the Fed talking out of both sides of their ass, the future is negative at the margin for risky assets 21. Hacking Against Inflation Through Real Estate [Infographic] A look at how to hedge against inflation by investing in real estate. 22. A Case Against Central Bank Digital Currencies Government's around the world are preparing to roll out their respective CBDCs. It's important to understand some of the risks associated with this development 23. Ethereum Merge Upgrade: How Deflation Nature Became the Cornerstone of Cryptocurrency's Future? The Merge upgrade changed a lot for Ethereum, including the lowering its issuance level, making projects deflationary as an important trend in the crypto space. 24. A Contemporary Analysis of the Relationship Between Cryptocurrencies and Inflation Cryptocurrencies are less likely to respond to inflation as centralized commodities do, but increases in interest rates would surely lead to diminishing value. 25. A Week to Forget About Inflation The Black Friday Sale with discounts of up to 60% starts on Tradingview. 26. In The Fed We Trust... significant labor shortages, commodity price increases, chip shortages for cars, industrial & consumer rent increases we doubt that inflationary pressure falls 27. How Fed's Rate Hike affects Crypto Market Sentiment 28. Inflationary cryptocurrency and domain based identity: A recipe for a decentralized social network We need to leverage the domain names system and cryptocurrencies to implement an open decentralized global social network. 29. How To Obtain Cybersecurity Budget During Inflation To truly identify and articulate the value of cybersecurity, it is important to understand that cybersecurity is a business investment. 30. Truflation: On Demand Inflation Data Powered by Chainlink Oracles Truflation is a data aggregation suite of APIs that allows users to fetch compilations of present and past rates in the US economy, including, but not limited to: inflation rates, price indexes, and other inflation categories such as food or housing. 31. Why is IMF Afraid of Bitcoin The IMF warns about the risk of cryptoization in emerging markets where residents opt to use crypto assets instead of their local currency. 32. Bitcoin’s Potential as a Hedge Against Inflation Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that can be used as a hedge against inflation, as any government or central authority does not control it. 33. Saving Your Money in a Crisis With Cryptocurrencies In DeFi, the yield on deposits in dollar stablecoins reaches 15-20%. I discuss the risks and where to invest for a conservated crypto-investor in 2022. 34. Contagion 35. 5 Essential Measures Startups can Take to Navigate the Cost of Living Crisis Rising energy costs mean that cash flow forecasts are liable to change considerably over time, and businesses may need to manage their gas and electricity usage 36. Dear Global Economy, Winter is Coming Eurozone consumer prices rose by a record 5.8 percent in February, according to the latest data. If risk-off continues Bitcoin's return may be delayed. 37. Worried About Bitcoin Price? Let Data Lead the Way Three reasons not to worry about a bitcoin crash 38. For the War There is a multifaceted economic war quietly being waged between the major flags of the world. 39. Don’t Place all of Your Crypto Bets in the Fiat Inflation Basket There are many reasons to buy bitcoin. You might not want to pin your hopes on inflation or hyperinflation that never comes. 40. Bouncy Castle Stick a fork in it, ‘cause we’re done with inflation in Pax Americana. Hip hip hooray! 41. 3 Assets That Help Make Your Portfolio  Inflation-Resistant When the vastly inflated pandemic predictions hit the world, government officials across the planet shut down their local economies. 42. Bitcoin Price Exploding Will Be The Hallmark of 2020 How investors and custody's perception towards bitcoin changed in 2020 43. Bitcoin Mass Adoption Hinges on Cash Access Many have said we are closer than ever to mass adoption of bitcoin. However, we can't fully realize this vision without cash on-ramps and off-ramps to Bitcoin. 44. A Crypto Gospel: Supercycle Theory The investment thesis for crypto and bitcoin amidst inflation, economic growth, and U.S. policy initiatives. 45. Is Gold 2.0, ahem Bitcoin, the Answer to Inflation? “Bitcoin is the ultimate hedge to inflation. Gold is scarce, but its supply actually is slowly increasing, whereas Bitcoin supply is stuck at 21 million." 46. Tackling Inflation in DeFi: DefHold Vs. EWF Pools Vs. Whale Club The enormous growth of the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) sector in recent years has captured the attention of crypto users and the traditional finance sector. 47. Is Bitcoin a failed experiment? Bitcoin has seen some ups and downs in recent years. Is there any merit to the cryptocurrency or is it a failed experiment? 48. Money That You Can Respect Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are volatile. They are hard to transact and even harder to understand. Most people wouldn’t consider them an asset class, never mind a viable form of money. So what does it tell us that a debate has begun as to whether crypto is a good hedge against everything else? 49. How Balance Sheet Reduction will Potentially Impact Crypto Markets The essential thing to consider is the rate of change in the money supply, the first derivative of the money supply 50. How to Get Low-Cost Internet And Slash Your Bill Are you tired of paying for internet access at home? Do you want to know of ways to slash your bill? You’re in luck! 51. The Impact of Inflation on the Economy and Consumers Mark Hauser, co-managing partner of Hauser Private Equity, discusses the impacts of inflation on the economy and consumers. 52. 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. 53. Pure Evil The Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) may be pure evil, but from whose perspective? What is evil to some is pure goodness to others. 54. 10 Financial Predictions for 2021 to Protect Your Wealth Banks are so screwed. They are about to be attacked by central banks, fintech, and crypto companies. 55. 3 Passive Income Strategies For Earning Crypto on Cosmos and Terra Blockchains This is a lengthy guide since we cover the reasons why we picked crypto investments in current macroeconomic conditions. We also cover 3 different investment strategies in . 56. Inflation is Taking a Toll on The Dollar [Infographic] A look at the impacts of inflation as well as how gold is often a hedge against inflationary measures. 57. The Current State of Cryptocurrencies in Africa In a Yahoo finance publication, Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, ranked number one for countries using cryptocurrencies the most. This was while the country plunged deep into a recession in 2020. 58. Why You Should Start With A Small Allocation into Bitcoin in 2021 I first heard about Bitcoin in December 2017, at the peak of the bubble. My college roommates and I were drawing J curves on a whiteboard, predicting $100k Bitcoin and feeling FOMO for not getting in earlier. Thank you for checking out the 58 most read stories about Inflation on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Let's learn about via these 58 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Vulnerabilities /Learn Repo 1. CVE-2022-42856: Adjoining Splittail Vulnerability Report A look at CVE-2022-42856, reported by Apple as a vulnerability under active exploitation. 2. What is Broken Access Control and Why Should You Care? With broken access control being one of the most prevalent weaknesses for web applications, it’s important to not only understand it, but to prevent it also. 3. Command and Control Frameworks in a Nutshell A glimpse over Command and Control attacks and frameworks, how they happen, and how they can affect our daily lives. 4. How to Exploit Prototype Pollution? Prototype Pollution is a JavaScript related vulnerability. This article explains how it works and how to exploit it bypassing security checks of the app. 5. CVE-2022-31705: Bridged Creek Vulnerability Report Information on the CVE-2022-31705 critical sandbox escape vulnerability announced by VMWare. 6. Check Point Security Breach: A Leading Cybersecurity Company Has Been Breached Check Point, which bills itself as the leader in cybersecurity solutions, has been breached. Data records of over 5k ZoneAlarm forum users have been hacked. 7. Building a Web Vulnerability Scanner In May this year I was part of a team that launched SecAlerts, a free security product that sends subscribers a customised weekly report of vulnerabilities and security news relevant to their software stack. The service was deliberately made a low-barrier of entry way to keep users informed and, as it nears 1,000 subscribers, the decision to 'keep it simple' appears to have merit. 8. Key Questions to Ask your DevOps Teams About Containers and Kubernetes DevOps teams are responsible for balancing two important forces
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times for applications that continue to increase in size and diversity. 9. API Architecture: Components and Best Practices While API Architecture and API Design are different, when it comes to securing them, both need to be kept in focus. 10. Common Web Security Vulnerabilities In the movies, hacking is like fast keyboard typing and hitting the Enter but in the real world, hackers find and exploit vulnerabilities to hack websites. 11. There Are More Risks Associated With SaaS Data Security Than Potential GDPR Fines The growing reliance on SaaS business calls for an improvement in security. On occasions, data security can be of existential importance to organizations. 12. Crypto Wallets Exposed "Mnemonic Phrase Vulnerabilities" (4 Already Fixed) MetaMask and Phantom said today that they had patched a security flaw that could, in some cases, allow attackers to obtain mnemonic phrases. 13. Safe Storage: Hacks vs. Vulnerabilities Vulnerabilities found in hardware wallets is to be expected. All systems are hackable. The safest place for your coins is still your private keys. 14. Military Grade Encryption Won’t Save You, or Your Business With two recent vulnerabilities making headlines this month, notably CVE-2019-14899, impacting VPNs running on Linux distros and Atlassian’s zero-day flaw reported by SwiftOnSecurity concerning leak of private keys, it should be no surprise anymore as to why encryption merely breeds a feeling of security rather than guaranteeing it. 15. How to fix Security Vulnerabilities in NPM Dependencies in 3 Minutes Hola people!!! 🥑 16. Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures - Top Offenders in 2019 In 2018, the #1 spot on the "Top 10 Software with the Most CVEs" list went to Debian Linux, with 1197. 17. 5 CSRF Vulnerabilities Known For Highest Bounty Rewards If you don’t know, a bug bounty program is a modern strategy to encourage the public to find and report bugs or vulnerabilities in software — especially the security bugs that may be misused by cybercriminals. Most of the big technology companies like Facebook, Google, and Microsoft employ bug bounties. 18. Improving Open-source Software Security for Java Developers How can security be stepped up for the open-source Java ecosystem?
Enforcing automated scans before components are published is one of the ways. 19. Newest Malware from China “I think malware is a significant threat because the mitigation, like antivirus software, hasn’t evolved to a point to mitigate the risk to a reasonable degree.” Kevin Mitnick 20. 3 Types of Security Policies You Can Use with Your Kubernetes Pods On August 20, 2020, a provider of access management tools released an advisory detailing several misconfiguration issues that affected the kubelet. This feature of Kubernetes functions as the primary “node agent” running on each node. In order to support this functionality, the kubelet maintains full control over a pod running in a node. 21. Securing your NodeJs Express Application — Part 1 Review common mistakes and vulnerabilities in JavaScript like command injection and see how to secure NodeJs and express using npm packages like hpp and helmet 22. How to Keep OpenSSL Updated in an Enterprise Environment Outdated systems can leave us vulnerable to bad actors. Zero-day exploits are common with just about every system that exists. If we do not upgrade regularly, we leave ourselves at the mercy of black-hat hackers who regularly take advantage of any out-of-date application they can find. This is equally true with OpenSSL as with anything else. 23. Breaking Down 3 API Security Breaches The following three API security breaches provide helpful lessons for improving security today. 24. How to Protect Your Kindle From Hackers On August 6, 2021, findings of a security flaw in Amazon’s Kindle e-reader were disclosed by Slava Makkaeveev, a researcher from Check Point. You can patch it. 25. How to Optimize Your Web Server for Better Website Performance In this digital world, the success of your website lies in its first impression and user experience. A website that takes a loading time more than a blink of an eye makes them so frustrated and abandoned the website. It can create an adverse impact on search engine ranking and business of that website. 26. Spotlight on the Server-Side: A Guide to SSRF Vulnerabilities Server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities can lead to total system compromise. Discover where they’re common, examples, and prevention tips. 27. How Does the Adversarial Cycle Apply to Coding and Security? Even if the code is perfect, an attacker can exploit it. 28. Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures: A Poem There's still some cases of malware
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spray pray on-site. 29. Top 9 Security Practices at Kubernetes in 2020 In January 2019, Kubernetes, the world's most popular container orchestration system, discovered the first major security vulnerability that hit the project’s ecosystem. Vulnerability CVE-2018-1002105 allows attackers to compromise clusters via the Kubernetes API server, which allows malicious code to be executed to install malware, etc. 30. BREAKING New Threat Analysis: Killnet Hack-for-Hire Group New threat analysis detailing research performed by Quadrant Security on the Killnet hack-for-hire group. 31. Stack Overflow Vulnerability Stack overflow is a type of buffer overflow vulnerability. When we  pour water in a glass more than its capacity the water spills or  overflow, similarly when we enter data in a buffer more than its  capacity the data overflows to adjacent memory location causing program to crash. This is know as buffer overflow. 32. Handling Vulnerabilities Due to De-serialization in Java Applications When it comes to vulnerabilities, it's crucial to understand how Java objects are stored and accessed. 33. How We Could Have Listened to Anyone’s Call Recordings How PingSafe managed to find and report a vulnerability in an automatic all recorder that would have allowed us to listen to anyone's call recordings 34. Roadmap and Resources to Become an Ethical Hacker How to become an ethical hacker 35. How to Fix Your Broken Vulnerability Management CVSS scores are broken measures of vulnerability criticality.  SSVC is a viable solution to the problems created by CVSS scoring when used in isolation. 36. Crack Open the IoT Vulnerabilities of Realtek Taiwanese chip designer Realtek has warned of four recent vulnerabilities in three SDKs in its WiFi modules. 37. AU Government Fails Cybersecurity Targets as PM Warns of Cyber Threat On June 19 this year Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, alerted the nation to the fact they were undergoing cyber attack. 38. Planning Cyber Security Budget Thoroughly: 2021 Edition Budgeting for cybersecurity is a challenging process. Here are some tips, how you can plan your cyber security budget effectively. 39. 10 Common Java Vulnerabilities Every Security Engineer Should Know This article covers the most common security vulnerabilities for Java programming 40. Your Top 5 Software Composition Analysis Questions Answered With the fast growth of the usage of open source in all industries, the need to track its components becomes dire as ever. Software Composition Analysis (SCA) is an open source component management solution for providing and automating visibility into the open source in your software. 41. How The Rise of Vulnerabilities Has Shaped Modern Patch Management Practices Vulnerabilities can seriously damage company’s operations and reputation, but you can protect it by automating live patching of infrastructures with KernelCare. 42. How To Deal With Common Open Source Vulnerabilities Most successfully IT Companies like Google, Microsoft including small Saas organizations relies on open-source software to power their software and applications architecture, deployments and so on. It really helps speed up the rate at which developers work on a project and also gives developers access to a myriad of top-notch projects. 43. 4 Common Web App Vulnerabilities and How to Combat Them Expert's advice on how to protect a web application against malicious attacks, accidental damage, and commonly known vulnerabilities in 2021. 44. The Best Practices for Web3 Security Risk Mitigation This article highlights the risks and vulnerabilities within the Web3 ecosystem and the best practices for Web3 security risk mitigation. Read on. 45. How To Fix The Most Common Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities The Linux kernel is widely considered the pillar of some of the most popular projects among the open-source community. As the central module of the O.S, the system’s stability, performance, and security rely heavily on the kernel. 46. What Is the Vulnerability Rating Taxonomy (VRT)? Developed and open-sourced by Bugcrowd, it’s a system designed to address the inherent shortcomings of CVSS ratings when viewed in isolation. 47. How To Block Security Vulnerabilities from Penetrating Your Code As continuous software deployments grow and become the accepted standard, security measures gain even more importance. From development and all the way through to production, security requirements should be adopted by all teams in an organization. 48. How a Supply-Chain Breach Put at Risk Atlassian Accounts On November 16, 2020 Check Point Research (CPR) uncovered chained vulnerabilities that together can be used to take over an account and control Atlassian apps. 49. The Powerdir  MacOS Bug Could Allow Attackers to Snoop On You The vulnerability allows malicious apps to bypass privacy preferences. Precisely, it could allow an attacker to bypass the operating system's Transparency, Cons 50. The Rise and Fall of APTR1 Exploit Jian Cyber weapons are digital and volatile by nature. Stealing them and transferring from one continent to another, can be as simple as sending an email. 51. How Should Companies Build a Robust Cybersecurity Culture? In the modern age of information and technology, there’s not a single individual or organization that would object to the tightening of cybersecurity within an enterprise. 52. Viewing K8S Cluster Security from the Perspective of Attackers (Part 2) This article will continue to introduce attack points on K8S Cluster security. 53. CVEs: How Keeping a Catalogue of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Helps Your Company CVE combines a dictionary and a catalog containing names for vulnerabilities and other information security vulnerabilities. 54. PCI DSS – Compliance Requirements and How to Meet Them Is your business involved in any type of payment card processing? Then you need to be aware of the PCI DSS requirements. In this article, we take a closer look at some of the requirements defined by PCI DSS and show how they can be met. 55. Over 35 Tech Companies Compromised in Novel Software Supply Chain Attack Security researcher Alex Birsan breached systems of over 35 tech companies in what has been described as a novel software supply chain attack. 56. Time Bombs Inside Software: 0-Day Log4Shell is Just the Tip of The Iceberg CVE 2021–45046, says the fix to address CVE-2021–44228 in Apache Log4j 2.15.0 was "incomplete in certain non-default configurations." 57. Top 10 C++ Open Source Project Bugs Found in 2019 Another year is drawing to an end, and it's a perfect time to make yourself a cup of coffee and reread the reviews of bugs collected across open-source projects over this year. This would take quite a while, of course, so we prepared this article to make it easier for you. Today we'll be recalling the most interesting dark spots that we came across in open-source C/C++ projects in 2019. 58. 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Let's learn about via these 58 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Tech Events /Learn Repo 1. A Look into the World of Web3 Summit The Global Web3 Summit WOW finished its 3rd edition in Lisbon. The 3-day event is one of the top B2B and B2G in the world of Web3 tech and digital assets. 2. Unlocking the Key to the Future of Cryptocurrency in Asia After successfully holding various global blockchain events such as Indonesia Blockchain Week 2020 and BSC Summit 2021, Tokocrypto upped the ante when more than 36,000 attendees from over 11 countries attended the virtual T.K.O. Summit 2021 on July 24, 2021. 3. Paris Blockchain Summit (PBS) Returns July 8th, 2022 After two successful editions, Paris Blockchain Summit (PBS) returns on July 8, 2022 with its Mainstream edition! 4. 28 Topics and Dev Boards Giveaways at the 2022 RT-Thread IoT OS Global Tech Conference The virtual conference will feature 28 trending topics, starting from June 1 to June 3. 5. Crypto and NFT Events Worth Visiting This Fall This fall, industry leaders, savvy investors and the world’s top crypto visionaries come together in-person, online and the metaverse. Check out what's hot 🌶️ 6. Insights from Helping Devs at the Google Fest in Singapore Here's the theme for this week. This topic enlightens me as a perspective of someone who has never been to Developer related events, moreover even as facilitate a developer workshop (or study jam). 7. RT-Thread IoT OS Global Tech Conference is Open for Free Registration RT-Thread IoT OS Global Tech Conference is where developers exchange ideas, showcase projects, identify solutions, discuss future strategies. 8. MWC Barcelona Attracts Visit by King Felipe VI and Prompts Avatar Creation The King was able to create his own avatar, which he then used to experience an immersive tour of Barcelona that combined the physical and virtual worlds. 9. Anthony Scaramucci On FTX Meltdown At Benzinga’s Future Of Crypto Conference The Future of Crypto conference topics will consider the future direction of a crypto sector that’s been “cut to ribbons” this year, in light of recent events. 10. How Hackathons Can Help You Build Much-Needed Developer Experience Hackathons are a great way to get hands-on development experience. They offer developers the chance to learn from more experienced devs and can also be fun. 11. WOW Summit is Coming to Lisbon, Portugal on November 1st Settle down WoW nerds…this isn’t a World of Warcraft summit. WOW stands for the World of Web3 12. Leaf Launches in Microsoft's Dublin HQ Leaf Ireland, a subsidiary of the UK headquartered Leaf, launched its Dublin office on January 24th, 2020 in One Microsoft Place, Microsoft Ireland’s building in Sandyford.  The management team presented a panel with representation from Microsoft and a customer taking part. The panel was moderated by journalist Jillian Godsil. 13. First Crypto Hackathon and Workshop at Harvard University to be Hosted by Telos The Hack Boston event will be the first cryptocurrency hackathon to be held on an Ivy League campus. 14. MumbaiFOSS: My Experience, Thoughts, and Opinions MumbaiFOSS is a conference organized by FOSS United and FOSSEE to promote Free and Open Source Software in Mumbai. In this blog, I share my experiences and take 15. How to Make Your Hybrid Event Stand Apart from the Rest? Hybrid events are the combination of virtual and physical events, have a look at some tips and tricks to help you host an immersive hybrid event. 16. 32 Finalists Revealed Ahead of Inaugural GAM3 Awards Polkastarter Gaming’s ‘GAM3 Awards’ will take place on December 15th, 2022. 16 categories are featured in the inaugural edition of the GAM3 Awards. 17. WOW Summit Web3 Conference is Coming to Hong Kong in 2023 WOW Hong Kong is supported by government institutions - Invest Hong Kong and Hong Kong Tourism Board 18. 56k+ Marketers Joined Global Marketing Day Global Marketing Day: A Recap 19. Brands in Web3: Metaverse Fashion Week Agenda, Why Porsche Could Do Better With NFTS, and More Brands entering web3. Adidas, Burberry, Balenciaga in metaverse. Virtual influencers. 20. The 10 Biggest Crypto Events From 2022: From SBF to Terra Wars, Market meltdowns, Political Scandals, inflation, scams as far as the Nigerian prince could send his emails… If it intrudes on your life it was 2022 21. Attending Meetups: An Introvert's Guide If you've ever wondered why you should attend tech meetups, when you  could simply stream them online, your concerns are valid. 22. How I Calmed My Nerves And Finally Overcame My Fear Of Public Speaking A hundred talks later, I'm still terrified every time I go on stage. How did I ever get on stage, though? Well, here's a little trip down memory lane, the s 23. Crypto Singularity and Data Dignity: the Lowdown at Blockstack Summit This 2019 has been clearly marked by a bearish wave (and also speculative events) and with that comes a breath of much needed space for the builders to have room to build the runway for the solutions proposed in the many white papers distributed all over the web. 24. CGC|LIVE: Cutting-edge Games Conference Coming September 22 - 26 Cutting-edge Games Conference invites all game industry professionals and enthusiasts to plunge into a completely different world for five days, to explore new capabilities of technology and creativity during the game developers’ conference sessions and on the online exhibition area! 25. The Power of Tech Communities And how it led me to a Software Engineering job at one of India’s largest online grocery company. 26. 100 Blockchain Conferences, Events,  and Workshops Everyone Should Know Here are some well-respected conferences, journals, summits, and workshops in the blockchain space. 27. Ethereum and Pegabufficorn Diving headfirst into the ETH community by attending one of Ethereum’s largest hackathons, we are able to see how, what, and who is shaping the decentralized applications of tomorrow. 28. Introducing T.K.O Summit 2021 Asia’s First Crypto Outlook The T.K.O Summit 2021will also focus on the introduction of the TKO token utility, Indonesia's first local token project with CeFi and DeFi utilities. 29. How to Find CFPs (Call for Proposals) for Software Development Conferences So you've decided to speak at a developer conference? You have a story you want to share with your peers - how you built something, how you learned something new, how you became a better developer and how everyone else can too - but you need to find a stage on which to share this story. 30. Life Without Google I/O, F8 and the Other Places Developers Learn The most predictable thing about most conferences used to be that, in the days leading up to them, you would be flooded with e-mails about your registration, new speaker additions and party invites. 31. My Takeaways from IN/Clojure 2020 The day began with that brisk energy that one can sense only when a passionate group comes together. There was already a precedent set during the pre-conference workshops that were a big hit (as heard from my source, Neethu who took part in one of them) 32. Virtual Tech-for-Good Hackathon After Action Report DemocracyLab adapts to Covid-19 by taking its March 14th St. Hack-trick’s Day event online. 33. The Future of In-Person and Virtual Events A look at how the future of virtual and in-person events are unfolding. 34. 4 Blockchain Events to Keep an Eye On in 2021 - 2022 Virtual hackathons contribute to growth in the nascent blockchain industry by empowering developers to create new ways to accelerate the global adoption of DLT. 35. Meet the Writer: HackerNoon's Contributor Hernán Ortiz, Co-Founder of Fractal I’m Hernán (her-NAHN), a writer with a background in systems engineering, but also an ex-developer and coffee geek passionate about science fiction. 36. Don't Miss the GITEX Global DevSlam on Cybersecurity, Coding, Web3, and More From 10-14 October 2022, GITEX GLOBAL, the world’s largest and most inclusive tech event will take place in Dubai and shall host 4,000+ companies 37. My Experience With Airbnb Experiences Those who may not know yet, I have bumped into Airbnb Experience recently, through some of the stories that I am sharing people to share life experiences (for traveler or locals like myself) and how Airbnb can be part of it. 38. What this Company Does to Host a Successful Virtual Conference Until recently, it seemed that working remotely, and, especially, holding public events virtually, was something completely new and fresh. Something from the future. Now it is becoming the daily reality, and it is exciting to observe the evolution of the idea of holding events remotely. 39. Get Ready for the Paris Blockchain on July 8th HackerNoon is proud to be a media partner for this year's Paris Blockchain Summit 40. How to Support Women as Essential Stakeholders in Emerging Technology According to an ad I found in my LinkedIn inbox five minutes ago— "Women in AI do-tank is proud to support this initiative as we are committed to supporting women as essential stakeholders in the development of emerging technologies, from data scientists to business leaders. 41. Networking at VC Events: How to Gain More Value? The pandemic and lockdowns have proven to the world the simple truth that we are social beings. 42. Practical Tips for Better Tech Events We've all been there: You signed up for a tech event, grabbed an Uber, spent 2 hours listening to talks, 1 hour networking, and went home with absolutely nothing tangible to prove it was worthwhile. 43. Low Code Is The Future Of Application Development Today’s technology is about the future of application development rather than the past. The shift to modern tools such as low-code is happening no matter the controversies. 44. The NFT World Comes to Istanbul, Turkey this May NFT Summit Istanbul 2022, organized by Meta Venture Fund, will take place on May 28- 29 at the Lütfi Kırdar Convention and Exhibition Center. 45. A Guide to Virtual Town Hall Meetings As we step ahead, virtual events and virtual conferences are gaining momentum and becoming immensely popular. Hosting recurring day to day internal virtual meetings and conferences have become an integral part of businesses today. A sudden boost in web conferencing platforms has been witnessed on the internet that offers interactive & engaging online meeting solutions. 46. About That Blockchain Cruise and McAfee's Weight Cruise liner Oasis of the Seas with a capacity of 2500 people 47. Educating the Lawmakers: The GBA Blockchain & Infrastructure Hybrid Event America prides itself on being at the forefront of innovation, yet concerns with the attitude toward crypto are growing. GBA's new event may help combat this. 48. Tokyo Game Show 2022 is More Than Just a Video Game Convention It is a return to a long-awaited normalcy the gamers of Japan, no, the gamers of the world, so rightfully deserve. 49. Blockchain Conferences in Early 2020: How to Follow the Trends From any point of view, 2019 was a great year for crypto. First of all, Bitcoin, Ethereum and other core industry projects survived the bear market. The Ethereum ecosystem got a lot of adoption and traction with Defi and its decentralized financial instruments, such as reliable stablecoins, money markets, futures, options, DAO and many more. At least two digital currencies with a >1 bln user base each are on the track: China Central bank CBDC (digital Yuan) and Facebook’s Libra. Ethereum is on the long-awaited path to ETH 2.0 and PoS. The previously very specific token engineering discipline is getting more and more attention, first of all from academic, business and developer’s community. The largest financial companies in the world are developing blockchain solutions, engaging new and new market players to the blockchain industry. 50. The Art of Making "Not Just Another Meetup" We have all been there. Be it an event from the company we work at or not. Every corporation seems to think that their event/meetup is automatically exciting and valuable. As if their product was a new video game release everyone has eagerly waited for. 51. Blockchain Life 2020 in Moscow: A Recap On October 21-22, Moscow hosted the 5th international forum Blockchain Life. With 4,000 participants and 50 speakers, it became one of the largest live crypto events of 2020. I had the opportunity to be there and interviewed speakers, organizers, and guests to find out what it felt like to take part in an offline conference during a pandemic. 52. 6 Virtual DevOps Conferences to Attend in 2021 Free to distribute and use in any form 53. HackerNoon Partners with Non-Fungible Conference HackerNoon has signed on as a media partner for this year's Non-Fungible Conference [54. When We Can Pitch Startups at Events Again, Take These Lessons With You](https://hackernoon.com/when-we-can-pitch-startups-at-events-again-take-these-lessons-with-you-in2jc3yio) Here I am, a twenty-year-old astrophysics student designing satellites to place in orbit around Mars and a self-starter entrepreneur longing to show my baby — nect MODEM — to the earth. I've had a few bumps on the road. Thankfully, I learned a few valuable lessons, and the experience of attending five conferences with my startup as my product made me reflect on a lot I'd like to share with other aspiring startup owners. 55. How to Avoid Burning $80K+ on Tech Events: 10 Tips for Exhibiting Your Startup Efficiently Learn how to exhibit at startup events and tech conferences – and get the most out of your time and money! 56. Tara Vasdani on Choosing Remote: It's Avant Garde & It's the Future of Work We talked to Tara Vasdani, the first Canadian lawyer to serve a Statement of Claim using Instagram, a writer for Canadian Lawyer and The Lawyer’s Daily, and founder of Remote Law Canada 57. An Event To Remember Forever - An Outline of the ETHDenver Festival Looking back at the exciting ETHDenver Festival and the incredible community that the event brought together. Reflecting on the interviews and developments. 58. Year of the Graph: Analytics, Databases, Knowledge Graphs and Graph AI [Autumn Newsletter] As 2020 is coming to an end, let's see it off in style. Our journey in the world of Graph Analytics, Graph Databases, Knowledge Graphs and Graph AI culminates. Thank you for checking out the 58 most read stories about Tech Events on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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