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Build a Steam game retriever with Superlinked and LlamaIndex. Use the official SuperlinkedRetriever to add fast, accurate RAG search to your app.

Speedrun Your RAG: Build an AI Recommender for your Steam Library

This article delves into constructing such an AI research agent using Superlinked's vector search capabilities, by integrating semantic and temporal relevance.

An AI Agent That Interprets Papers So You Don’t Have To: Full Build Guide

Most e-commerce recommenders are either too static (rule-based) or too black-box (opaque ML models). Superlinked offers a middle path: flexible, real-time recom

Build an AI System to Recommend You the Jazziest Pants (Or Any Other Apparel) on the Planet 🩳

In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of creating a movie recommendation system using vector databases. 

Stop Scrolling, Start Building: Create Your Own AI Movie Recommender

As Dungeon Master, you craft epic encounters—but finding the perfect D&D monster is tough. Let’s build a tool that picks the ideal foe with vector search magic!

Build a Monster-Finding Tool For Your Next D&D Session That Picks the Right Encounter For You

The future of software products is social. User interaction and community rule the attention economy. How Social+ improves products across key dimensions. 

How to Build Engaging Products With Flourishing Communities: Social+

The New Social Tech Stack will create more meaningful social experiences and eventually replace legacy social media while being mindful of current pitfalls.

Web 3 Adds Two Layers to the New Social Tech Stack

You work hard. Every day you are prospecting clients, pumping out valuable content, and perfecting your craft.

2 Ways I Fight Impostor Syndrome

Concave pro-rata games reveal unique equilibria in batched DEXs, balancing privacy and profit while exposing trade-offs in decentralized markets.

The Price of Anarchy in Concave Pro-Rata Games for Decentralized Markets

Some power flow models are fast, others struggle at scale. Discover why AI-based DPFL methods lag behind and which ones can keep up with real-time demands.

Why Some AI Power Flow Models Are Faster Than Others

While Microsoft and Google spend billions, startups craft new, nimble, environmentally-friendly AI models.

The AI Energy Crisis & A Newfound Push for Efficiency

"Wealth brings care when it comes," he told Chet, "but it leaves plenty of trouble behind it when it goes.

Astounding Stories of Super-Science May 1931: Dark Moon - Chapter II

It’s not just the running time; it’s the space usage too. We see algorithms used in pretty much every program that’s larger than a college project.

A Brief Introduction to Algorithmic Complexity

Marketing 303 for Engineers: Understanding Pricing

Special thanks to Glen Weyl, Phil Daian and Jinglan Wang for review

On Collusion

Special thanks to Eli Ben-Sasson for ongoing help and explanations, and Justin Drake for reviewing

STARKs, Part II: Thank Goodness It's FRI-day

Introduction You may have heard that decentralized applications are going to be the future of the internet. In order for this decentralized ecosystem to thrive and be sustainable, we will need many developers to work on applications. These developers obviously want to make money; but since decentralized applications are so new, there’s a lot of confusion about how you can make money from them. I believe that a few traditional revenue models will work on the <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/blockchain" target="_blank">blockchain</a>. So I’m creating a series where we implement them as an example for future applications. In this post, we learn when and how to implement a <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/subscription" target="_blank">subscription</a> model in Solidity.

Subscriptions on the Blockchain

This is the fifth installment of a long form essay — or short book — outlining my macro perspective on how the emerging crypto ecosystem fits within the greater context of biological, cultural, and economic evolution. I intend to initially publish each installment separately. Afterward, I’ll release the content in its entirety, with additional notes and research materials, in e-book form.

Crypto Beyond Capitalism: Part 5

In a world <a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-to-buy-online-pharmacy-pillpack-1530191443" target="_blank">where Amazon</a> is <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/20/atul-gawande-named-ceo-of-buffett-bezos-dimon-health-care-initiative.html" target="_blank">getting into healthcare</a>, <a href="https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/global/article/detail/T0281369EN/charging-even-easier-than-refuelling?language=en" target="_blank">BMW is getting into energy</a>, and <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-06-28/bp-to-buy-u-k-s-largest-electric-vehicle-charging-company-jiy6ycbw" target="_blank">BP is getting into electric car charging</a>, business people are trying to understand what’s going on. A field of knowledge that helps one make these seemingly odd business moves easy to explain is Systems Thinking.

5 Books That Ramp Up Your Systems Thinking Ability

Airdrops are the <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/crypto" target="_blank">crypto</a> analog to free samples in the mall. Projects that are just starting out will oftentimes give out a small amount of free tokens to verified people in order to spread the word about their project. They often do this near the time of their <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/ico" target="_blank">ICO</a>. This is done to facilitate user growth and incentivize people to tell others about the project (often through referral systems or social sharing promotions). Airdrops occur in various forms, including: mass-dropping to wallets (for example, all NEO wallets will get x amount of the token), and free tokens upon community involvement or signing-up for something and providing some basic personal information. Usually the amount given out during airdrops is small in terms of fiat currency, but if you hold on to the tokens for an extended period of time and you picked a good project, these tokens can grow in value, making your airdropped amount worth a significant amount of money. Projects that gave out airdrops months ago can be worth $100s of dollars now, due to price appreciation. It is ultimately up to you whether or not you hold onto them or sell, but note that many airdropped coins will not be listed on an exchange at the time of airdrop, so you will usually have to wait some time to sell them.

Airdrops — Get Free Crypto Coins From Top ICOs

The concept of “scale” is having a moment. Scale is often cited by leaders in <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/business" target="_blank">business</a> as the solution to so many problems. <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/startups" target="_blank">Startups</a> need scale. Mature businesses need to scale new lines of business or growth areas. Everyone talks about scale, but few people understand it or implement the concept correctly.

Three Surprising Truths About “Scale”

The following article synthesizes concepts and frameworks from multiple books, papers, and articles I’ve recently read in order to better understand technology diffusion, organizational invention, and <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/network" target="_blank">network</a> evolution on both a micro and macro level. The resulting concepts are then applied to the current <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/blockchain" target="_blank">Blockchain</a> bubble. I conclude with recommendations.

Network Evolution and Invention in Technology Bubbles

Nash’s <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/equilibrium" target="_blank">equilibrium</a> is a simple concept that helps economists predict how competing companies will set prices, how much to pay a much-in-demand employee and even how to design auctions so as to squeeze the most out of bidders. It was developed by John Nash, the Nobel-winning economist and mathematician, whose life story was told in the Academy Award-winning movie A Beautiful Mind.

Why we need a dating app that understands Nash’s equilibrium

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Meet Superlinked: HackerNoon Company of the Week

Speedrun Your RAG: Build an AI Recommender for your Steam Library

An AI Agent That Interprets Papers So You Don’t Have To: Full Build Guide

Build an AI System to Recommend You the Jazziest Pants (Or Any Other Apparel) on the Planet 🩳

Stop Scrolling, Start Building: Create Your Own AI Movie Recommender

Build a Monster-Finding Tool For Your Next D&D Session That Picks the Right Encounter For You

How to Build Engaging Products With Flourishing Communities: Social+

Web 3 Adds Two Layers to the New Social Tech Stack

2 Ways I Fight Impostor Syndrome

The Price of Anarchy in Concave Pro-Rata Games for Decentralized Markets

Why Some AI Power Flow Models Are Faster Than Others

The AI Energy Crisis & A Newfound Push for Efficiency

Astounding Stories of Super-Science May 1931: Dark Moon - Chapter II

A Brief Introduction to Algorithmic Complexity

Marketing 303 for Engineers: Understanding Pricing

On Collusion

STARKs, Part II: Thank Goodness It's FRI-day

Subscriptions on the Blockchain

Crypto Beyond Capitalism: Part 5

5 Books That Ramp Up Your Systems Thinking Ability

Airdrops — Get Free Crypto Coins From Top ICOs

Three Surprising Truths About “Scale”

Network Evolution and Invention in Technology Bubbles

Why we need a dating app that understands Nash’s equilibrium

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