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Over the last 10 years, there’s been a significant increase in tech startups and new companies using country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) in lieu of more traditional, and old school, domain extensions like .com, .net, and .org. 

What's in a Domain Name? - How ccTLDs Hacked into Startups

In this paper, researchers propose a new majority voting approach to ransomware detection.


Majority Voting Approach to Ransomware Detection: References and Appendix

Discover how minimal knowledge PT-AE attacks redefine black-box speaker recognition

Minimal Knowledge PT-AE Attacks on Black-Box Speaker Recognition Models

I am happy to give comprehensive tuition on building and deploying an open-source grade REST API using the Django REST framework.

Building an Open-Source Python API (Tribal) Using the Django REST Framework - Part Three

The great economic era we are entering will give splendid opportunity to the young man of the future. 

The New Opportunities

In the middle of the seventeenth century men learned, through the eyes of Leeuwenhoek, that drops of water contained "moving animalcules."

BACTERIA AND DISEASE

MEN being, as has been said, by nature, all free, equal, and independent, no one can be put out of this estate, and subjected to the political power of another


Second Treatise of Government: Chapter VIII

The word “prioritize” has kept product managers awake at night since the time pigeons carried messages and horses pulled carts.

Build Products, Not Fluff: How To Prioritize Your Backlog

Last month we <a href="https://tettra.co/blog/navigating-the-depths-of-nearly-failing-to-profitability-part-4-charting-a-new-course/" target="_blank">announced a new funding round</a> for <a href="https://tettra.co/?utm_source=tettra_medium&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=61d0bbef9404&amp;utm_content=inline" target="_blank">Tettra</a>. I’ll admit, it feels really great to be able to tell the world that we closed more money. Especially after <a href="https://tettra.co/blog/navigating-the-depths-of-near-failure-to-profitability-an-introduction/" target="_blank">nearly going out of business last year</a>. I’ll also admit that raising it was <em>a ton</em> of <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/work" target="_blank">work</a>.

193 days, 1,482 emails, $590,000 dollars: Exposing the Nitty Gritty Details of our Seed Round

Banking is something that many of us take for granted, whether that’s because of our easy-to-use credit cards, our secure and federally insured bank accounts, or it could even be due to the direct deposit into our accounts on a biweekly schedule from our employers. For many, though, the convenience and security of established banking is out of reach, and whether or not they resort to using expensive (and sometimes illegal and dangerous) alternatives like check-cashing offices, hiding their money in a coffee can in the backyard, or by some other means, the problem of poverty and income disparity will remain. Have you ever considered how difficult life is without access to a bank? Even those with filtered options — options that aren’t restricted by any external force but are limited in the scope of their usefulness — can be found in many first world countries. Filtered options like check-cashing centers, prepaid debit cards provided by an employer instead of a check, or relying on pawn shops for “credit” since they have no credit card options. Until we offer fair, affordable, and unfiltered banking options to the masses we will never reach greater financial equality in terms of banking access across the globe.

How to Overcome Poverty by Helping the Unbanked?

I spent 2 years teaching usability and user-centered design to professionals.

Analytics Without the Numbers ? Explaining Our Early Product Design Decisions

In this post you’ll find how we built a profitable fast-growing Slack bot.

Growing a Slack Bot from Zero to $25k per month

Companies fail all the time. And your product strategy is the best defence you have against it, says Intercom’s Des Traynor.

Pivot Product Hits | The Final Cut

<a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/product" target="_blank">Product</a> managers have come up with a myriad of ways to prioritize items and make product development decisions — all with the goal to create a well-planned product <a href="https://hackernoon.com/10-terms-every-engineer-must-know-cd71e828f4ad" target="_blank">roadmap</a>. Teams assign weights to features, put sticky notes on walls and move them around, divide the list by business themes.

Strategies to Prioritize a Complex Product Backlog

Or <em>My Short Summer as a Small Person at A Medium Corporation With a Long List of Big Ideas…</em>

My Summer Engineering Medium

Was it worth implementing our own engine? I’d say yes. 

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What's in a Domain Name? - How ccTLDs Hacked into Startups

Majority Voting Approach to Ransomware Detection: References and Appendix

Minimal Knowledge PT-AE Attacks on Black-Box Speaker Recognition Models

Building an Open-Source Python API (Tribal) Using the Django REST Framework - Part Three

The New Opportunities

BACTERIA AND DISEASE

Second Treatise of Government: Chapter VIII

Build Products, Not Fluff: How To Prioritize Your Backlog

193 days, 1,482 emails, $590,000 dollars: Exposing the Nitty Gritty Details of our Seed Round

How to Overcome Poverty by Helping the Unbanked?

Analytics Without the Numbers ? Explaining Our Early Product Design Decisions

Growing a Slack Bot from Zero to $25k per month

Pivot Product Hits | The Final Cut

Strategies to Prioritize a Complex Product Backlog

My Summer Engineering Medium

Why We Said ‘No’ to Apache Airflow and Built Our Own Workflow Engine

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