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Contrary to what short-term market movements, toxic headlines, and frantic degens on social media say, we are alive in the most prosperous time in history!

The Paradox of Open Innovation - Chaos, Creation, and Collaboration

In a world drowning in complexity, clarity isn’t just a communication skill. It’s a superpower.

The "Smart Person" Trap and How to Avoid It

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273 Stories To Learn About Venture Capital

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340 Stories To Learn About Careers

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383 Stories To Learn About Career Advice

“Sell all that thou hast and distribute unto the poor.”

MONOPOLY OF SPIRITUAL BREAD

We applaud Congress for challenging Chair Gensler’s proposition that everything except Bitcoin is a security.

Measuring Decentralization

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345 Stories To Learn About Learn To Code

This research explores Proof of Personhood (PoP) protocols — types of identity verification mechanisms that aim to protect digital space from identity fraud.

Innovating Identity Verification: An Introduction to Proof of Personhood (PoP) Protocols

DevOps practices are spreading , and many companies every day are implementing CI/CD process. The blog talks about the top 10 CI/CD tools. Learn more.

Everything About the Best Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) Tools in 2022

The most complete curated collection of software and programming quotes

400+ Thought-Provoking Software Engineering Quotes

A few years ago, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/magazine/what-google-learned-from-its-quest-to-build-the-perfect-team.html" target="_blank">Google decided to research what was the key ingredient that made some software teams at the company more successful than others</a>. Much to their surprise the key trait that was most correlated with successful teams wasn’t technical prowess, personalities or the educational background of the team members. Instead it was the notion of psychological safety — “ <em>a shared belief held by members of a team that the team is safe for interpersonal risk-taking</em>.’’

Psychological Safety, Risk Tolerance and High Functioning Software Teams

Although there are hundreds of “blockchain” scams promoting themselves at any given moment, you are not likely to be bothered — they mostly exist outside of the crypto ‘echo-chamber’, targeting get-rich-quick and binary-option type of people.

Season 2: How to Spot a Great Crypto Asset

Thank you for laughing at my extremely funny title. But do you know what’s not funny? When you push a commit to your git repo, and you see this in <a href="https://desktop.github.com/" target="_blank">GitHub Desktop</a>:

When You “Git” in Trouble: a Version Control Story

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261 Stories To Learn About Software Development

A story of how the Indigenous critiques of the West and early free software community development converge to question the freedoms we value.

Cooperation, Survival, Open Source, and Decriminalizing Caring 

 What are the pros and cons of using Linux for your medical device? We wrote an expert article for you, answering all those questions, take a look at it here.

Linux OS is Best for Medical Devices

Information systems evolve.  Why don't corporations?

Corporate Dinosaurs: Can FAANGs Evolve? 

Make no mistake, the knowledge of hacking is different from a hacker. A hacker is a person, not the skill. And the use of any knowledge is a personal choice and that choice isn’t universal. The same way some politicians are corrupt, some hackers are corrupt. The same way some politicians are good, some hackers are good also. You may be a Satoshi Nakamoto or an Albert Gonzalez, it is your choice. There is nothing wrong with the hacker knowledge. It is all about you. What You’ll Learn

Imagine Yourself Being A Hacker [Beginner's Guide]

Software developers who aren’t familiar with the name Linus Torvalds are almost certainly familiar with his work. He’s widely regarded as one of the most prolific software developers in the world due to his authorship of the Linux kernel and Git, two of the most important projects in modern software and computing.

How Software Engineers Can Better Develop Empathy 

In the previous article, we looked at the macro trends that make tech debt inevitable. However, even though tech debt is a fact of life, technical bankruptcy doesn't have to be. So this time, let's look at the methods we can employ to avoid technical bankruptcy and save everyone a lot of grief, time, and money.

 4 Simple Habits For Engineering Teams To Beat Technical Debt

I found that as a long time programmer I have developed a sort of symbiotic relationship with the Internet. I do my work with its help, firing tens or sometimes even hundreds of search queries in a day. You can call me a-Google search Programmer/or a Stack Overflow programmer- but I don’t mean it the way to copy answers naively, post silly questions, get away with doing the bare minimum. No, I code with the help of the internet, and I try help it be a better helper- in small way’s, I add to the knowledge base via articles, answers, blogs, so that it becomes a little easier for someone else to follow. Nothing illustrates it better than sites like StackOverflow — the question-answer format that is much easier to follow than language manuals. But it does not limit itself with Q&amp;A, a little of Quora, tutorials from blogging platforms, helpful Gists, GitHub everything; even maybe this article.

Anyone can Cook. Anyone can Code. The Way of the Programmer

It’s not uncommon to hear that most problems are people problems. I recently heard someone in product <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/management" target="_blank">management</a> say that 90% of her time was spent solving the people issues that got in the way of shipping.

6 Degrees of Separation: Make Product Decisions with Skin in the Game

James Lind pioneered the first clinical trial in the 18th century, using oranges and lemons as a cure for scurvy

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The Paradox of Open Innovation - Chaos, Creation, and Collaboration

The "Smart Person" Trap and How to Avoid It

273 Stories To Learn About Venture Capital

83 Stories To Learn About Tech Jobs

340 Stories To Learn About Careers

383 Stories To Learn About Career Advice

MONOPOLY OF SPIRITUAL BREAD

Measuring Decentralization

345 Stories To Learn About Learn To Code

Innovating Identity Verification: An Introduction to Proof of Personhood (PoP) Protocols

Everything About the Best Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) Tools in 2022

400+ Thought-Provoking Software Engineering Quotes

Psychological Safety, Risk Tolerance and High Functioning Software Teams

Season 2: How to Spot a Great Crypto Asset

When You “Git” in Trouble: a Version Control Story

261 Stories To Learn About Software Development

Cooperation, Survival, Open Source, and Decriminalizing Caring

Linux OS is Best for Medical Devices

Corporate Dinosaurs: Can FAANGs Evolve?

Imagine Yourself Being A Hacker [Beginner's Guide]

How Software Engineers Can Better Develop Empathy

4 Simple Habits For Engineering Teams To Beat Technical Debt

Anyone can Cook. Anyone can Code. The Way of the Programmer

6 Degrees of Separation: Make Product Decisions with Skin in the Game

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