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How Jagan Smile redefined global networking reliability through AI-driven RF optimization, secure architectures, and scalable enterprise design.

How Jagan Smile Is Redefining Global Network Reliability Through Architectural Innovation

Learn how to build machine learning models in Java using DeepLearning4J, Tribuo, and Smile. 

Machine Learning in Java: Getting Started with DeepLearning4J, Tribuo, and Smile

Using alternative SMILES canonicalizations, CheSS leverages ChemBERTa embeddings to find structurally distinct but functionally similar molecules.

Chemical Language Models Improve Similarity Search With SMILES Variations

Tokenization differences in CheSS searches affect molecular embeddings, revealing nuanced relationships and enhancing chemical similarity searches.

SMILES Variations Influence Chemical Search Behavior and Functional Discovery

This partnership signifies a major expansion into global digital asset payment with cards welcome in 183 countries and regions. 


Smile Shop Joins Conflux PayFi Ecosystem With BitUnion Prepaid Card

Learn to calculate emoji lengths in JS and find out why they vary and the methods to count each as one character.

Beyond the Smile: Decoding Emoji Lengths in JavaScript

“He spoke to me once of his hatred for our father and his fear that at an extreme moment ... at a moment of fury, he might perhaps murder him.”

Fortune Smiles On Mitya

From 1958 to 1963, Americans had many reasons to be nervous about the future of technology. The Cuban Missile Crisis viscerally brought home that the crowning achievement of the atomic age, the nuclear bomb, had introduced the risk that a minor conflict could destroy the world by accident, all while Sputnik showed that the USSR had surpassed American engineering. Yet, one of the most popular comic strips during that period was<a href="https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/before-the-jetsons-arthur-radebaugh-illustrated-the-future-122729342/" target="_blank"> Arthur Radeaugh’s <em>Closer Than We Think</em></a>, which ran in newspapers across America. Even in the depths of existential despair, we managed to maintain a sense of optimism surrounding the future that could flow from technology. It’s not just Radeaugh. In times long past, the popular press focused on our exciting future. Hugo Gernsbacks, of the Hugo Award, had a series called “Amazing Stories.” The most prominent pop culture from the time includes Star Trek, a utopian exploration series, and Star Wars, about a successful rebellion in space.

Smile and Keep Building

A very good friend of mine has heard me tell many a tale of trips in which I have been given free drinks, gratis hotel and car rental upgrades and various <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/travel" target="_blank">travel</a> freebies. However, without experiencing my stories first hand, he always suspected there was a degree of embellishment involved to make my stories a bit more entertaining.

The Secret To Getting Free Drinks, Upgrades And Genuine Smiles When You Travel

Hawk Carse confronts the cost of betrayal as Master Scientist Eliot Leithgow is delivered into Ku Sui’s hands. 

The Deadly Arrival of Leithgow

A 1932 sci-fi classic explores mind control through light, pain, and color in The Color-Storm, Chapter V of The Affair of the Brains.

How Light Broke the Human Mind

A 1932 sci-fi classic republished on HackerNoon reveals a villain’s mobile asteroid base, exploring early ideas of space habitats and rogue science.

When Villains Owned Their Own Planet

A 1932 sci-fi classic explores mind control, intelligence warfare, and power beyond weapons in Chapter III of Astounding Stories.

When Genius Became a Weapon

A 1932 sci-fi classic explores invisibility, radio control, and space terror in The Coming of Ku Sui, now republished by HackerNoon.

What If Your Enemy Couldn’t Be Seen?

Read Chapter I of The Affair of the Brains (1932) on HackerNoon, where Hawk Carse hunts Ku Sui in a classic pulp sci-fi showdown.

Off to the Rendezvous

A supply chain manager discovers a shipment of defense-grade chips that perform too well. A sci-fi story about hardware trojans, lithography, and corp sabotage.

The Silicon Trojan

Here are the five critical dysfunctions every leadership team must guard against to unlock unwavering trust

How to Fix Dysfunctional Leadership Teams and Why It's Important to Do So

Vibe coding promises fast AI-built apps—but rising bugs, code churn, and technical debt show why prototypes aren’t products.

Vibe Coding is a Technical Debt Factory

Before crypto, pioneers dreamed of decentralized money and fair sharing. Their wild ideas shaped today’s digital freedom. Go explore how it all began!


Before Bitcoin: The Forgotten P2P Dreams that Sparked Crypto 

Discover some open-source, fun, and free software projects to celebrate Christmas. Also, learn how Kivach makes it easy to support your favorites with crypto.

5 Open-Source & Free Software Projects to Celebrate Christmas —And Support Via Kivach

Instead of complaining, blaming and sobbing, you need to look for patterns that unintentionally might be holding you back. 

Seven Silent Career Killers: Why Your Promotion Keeps Getting Delayed

Why communities are driven by the 1%, not 10%, and how to adapt - and thrive.

Is the 90/10 Rule Dead? How the 1% Drives 99% of Community Growth

This Nigerian engineer is building an AI app that helps users plan the perfect solar setup for their homes.

Building with AI: How a Nigerian Engineer Is Simplifying Solar Energy Decisions

Stop tying your worth to outcomes you can’t control. Break free from imposter syndrome and build a life on values, not a rigged scoreboard.

The Prison You Build While Trying to Prove You Belong

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