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This week, HackerNoon features CoinGecko - a cryptocurrency ranking platform that provides a 360-degree overview of digital currencies and their standings

Meet CoinGecko: HackerNoon Company of the Week

How a free browser based video upscaling tool I built as a demo for an open source project accidentally found product market fit, growing to 70k MAU.

How a Demo Page for my Abandoned Open Source SDK Accidentally Found Product Market Fit

The One Netbook T1 is a good tablet for general use and productivity, packing in some great specs and an excellent design at a reasonable price.

One Netbook T1 Review: Can This Entry-Level Tablet Compete with the Microsoft Surface?

Shells.com lets anyone access their cloud computer from any device with a browser so you can have a Linux desktop on your Apple iPad or your Windows machine.

AMA About The Future of Virtual Desktops 

PC equipment alludes to the physical segments that make up a PC framework.

All You Need To Know About Computer Hardware


In today’s world, the number of mobile device users is continuously growing. This entails the rapid increase in the mobile application development market. Companies around the globe launch hundreds of apps daily. They upgrade their functionality and design with the latest trends. Industry leaders regularly modernize platforms for their creation, filling them with new construction principles.

MVC vs. MVP vs. MVVM: Which Pattern to Choose for Android App Development?

Looking for a new desktop <a href="https://openschoolsolutions.org/which-linux-distributions-are-best-for-schools/" target="_blank">for our school computers</a>, I want to take a look at different desktop environments. The selection is wide and choices are almost unlimited. I like to start with Xubuntu today. Xubuntu is a derivative of Ubuntu which uses Xfce instead of GNOME as its desktop. This is how Xubuntu describes itself on the <a href="https://xubuntu.org/" target="_blank">project website</a>:

Xubuntu — Best Desktop for Linux in School?

So after ten years, are <a href="https://medium.com/@tomac/qpd-pocket-7-the-return-of-the-hacker-netbook-fe9be1b02ebf" target="_blank">netbooks finally cool again</a>? In 2008 saw the zenith of this with regards to personal computing. The <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/netbook" target="_blank">Netbook</a> as terribly fashionable, as platform holders did their best to squeeze as much computing as they could into as small a space as possible.Their ubiquity has all but vanished, given how powerful our smartphones have become. The phone that you’re reading this on, or is possibly in your pocket, or in your bag is a portable computing powerhouse — but imagine if something were not too much bigger than that, that you could do actual computer work on. A ultra portable computer running the last version of Kali <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/linux" target="_blank">linux</a>.

Kali Linux 2018.2 on your Pocket with the GPD 7 mini-laptop.

The <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/5/16737288/microsoft-windows-10-qualcomm-arm-laptops-launch" target="_blank">story line</a> for Microsoft’s recent release of Windows 10 on ARM is that they’ve learned from the <a href="https://www.theverge.com/2013/3/21/4004540/intel-vs-microsoft-how-atom-processors-could-kill-windows-rt" target="_blank">Windows RT disaster</a>. Those idiots, what were they thinking back then?! As is usually the case, the real story is more nuanced than “they were idiots” — and I think more interesting. It also has consequences for the new release and explains some of the strategy behind these recent releases.

Why Windows on ARM?

On the web it is common to see this kind of layout when you’re browsing a plethora of content with no discernible structure:

Masonry in React: A Performance Hell

Executives are extremely dissatisfied with their organization’s innovative performance but most firms seem to hate innovating. Does yours?

Why Your Organization Cannot Innovate

I generally have posted about things that I have been directly involved with — either code I wrote or projects I managed. In this post I am taking a different tack to write about my perspective on the underlying causes of the Windows Vista (codename Longhorn) debacle. While this happened over a decade ago, this was a crucial period in the shift to mobile and had long-running consequences internally to Microsoft. I have found many of the descriptions of Microsoft’s problems, especially around the shift to mobile, to be unconvincing and not to mesh with my understanding or experience of what went wrong. Vanity Fair’s article <a href="http://www.vanityfair.com/news/business/2012/08/microsoft-lost-mojo-steve-ballmer" target="_blank">Microsoft’s Lost Decade</a>, ascribed it to bureaucratic rot and infighting (“life&nbsp;… had become staid and brutish”) or culture rot due to the negative effects of a competitive stack ranking evaluation system. A <a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/08/how-goliaths-beat-themselves-microsofts-mobile-failure-and-the-innovators-dilemma/279143/" target="_blank">more recent article</a> in The Atlantic describes it as a classic “Innovator’s Dilemma” story.

What Really Happened with Vista

<strong>Later edit: </strong><br>If you don’t want to go through the trouble of setting up your own Mobile Device Lab, you can just use&nbsp;<a href="http://endtest.io">Endtest</a>.

Managing a Mobile Device Lab

Notebooks used to be a personal workspace: run a query, poke at a dataset, export a CSV, and move on. Now they’re becoming the default data UX for teams.

“Bring Your Own Agent” Meets “Bring Your Own Data”: ADBC-First Notebooks as a Governed Data UX

Spark Connect transforms PySpark development by enabling remote, lightweight integration with notebooks, IDEs like VSCode, and modern web apps.

Spark Connect Makes PySpark Play Nice with Notebooks, IDEs, and Web Apps

Versatile Data Kit is a framework that simplifies data ingestion and data processing when using Jupyter Notebook. Here's how to use it.

How to Use Versatile Data Kit to Turn Your Jupyter Notebooks Into Scalable & Reliable Data Pipelines

The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Complete by Leonardo da Vinci is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. Read this book online for free on HackerNoon!


The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Complete by Leonardo da Vinci - Table of Links

How Jupyter Notebooks played an important role in the incredible rise in popularity of Data Science and why they are its future.

Why Jupyter Notebooks are the Future of Data Science

“Notebooks” are web applications that run on the browser which basically give you, the user, an interface to a virtual machine that runs an out-of-the-box environment. They are based on the Jupyter Notebook project — an open-source project that brings machine learning development to your browser! No more virtual environment set-up hassle from now on. Which is great news since a lot of developers want to deal only with data science projects and not get derailed from that by needing to configure and set up their computers.

Intro to Jupiter Notebooks

In Digital Healthcare data platforms, data quality is no longer a nice-to-have — it is a hard requirement.

Architecting Trustworthy Healthcare Data Platforms Using Declarative Pipelines 

I believe that AI’s impact and future pathways are overstated because human nature is ignored in such statements.

AI Doesn’t Mean the End of Work for Us

Container start-up latency can significantly slow down AI/ML workflows and degrade user experience in interactive environments.

Reducing Docker Container Start-up Latency: Practical Strategies for Faster AI/ML Workflows

Independent restaurants can’t rely on memory anymore. Learn how unified CRM systems transform guest data into consistent, personalized hospitality at scale.

The Unified Restaurant CRM: Why Independent Hospitality Brands Can’t Rely on Guesswork Anymore

Discover how Toto achieved state-of-the-art results in AI forecasting, surpassing leading zero-shot and full-shot models.

Toto AI Model Sets New Benchmark for Time Series Forecasting

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Meet CoinGecko: HackerNoon Company of the Week

How a Demo Page for my Abandoned Open Source SDK Accidentally Found Product Market Fit

One Netbook T1 Review: Can This Entry-Level Tablet Compete with the Microsoft Surface?

AMA About The Future of Virtual Desktops

All You Need To Know About Computer Hardware

MVC vs. MVP vs. MVVM: Which Pattern to Choose for Android App Development?

Xubuntu — Best Desktop for Linux in School?

Kali Linux 2018.2 on your Pocket with the GPD 7 mini-laptop.

Why Windows on ARM?

Masonry in React: A Performance Hell

Why Your Organization Cannot Innovate

What Really Happened with Vista

Managing a Mobile Device Lab

“Bring Your Own Agent” Meets “Bring Your Own Data”: ADBC-First Notebooks as a Governed Data UX

Spark Connect Makes PySpark Play Nice with Notebooks, IDEs, and Web Apps

How to Use Versatile Data Kit to Turn Your Jupyter Notebooks Into Scalable & Reliable Data Pipelines

The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Complete by Leonardo da Vinci - Table of Links

Why Jupyter Notebooks are the Future of Data Science

Intro to Jupiter Notebooks

Architecting Trustworthy Healthcare Data Platforms Using Declarative Pipelines

AI Doesn’t Mean the End of Work for Us

Reducing Docker Container Start-up Latency: Practical Strategies for Faster AI/ML Workflows

The Unified Restaurant CRM: Why Independent Hospitality Brands Can’t Rely on Guesswork Anymore

Toto AI Model Sets New Benchmark for Time Series Forecasting

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