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The original sexual character of these biological institutions became lost with their organic fixation, and their functional independence.

The Conception of Libido

An Impossible Timeline: Can Seven Apple Trees Grow an Apple for One Month?

Of The First and Last Things: Part 2

Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech, by Edward Sapir is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. 

Language: An Introduction to the Study of Speech: Chapter 7 

Startups from all over the world were nominated, from North America to East Asia. In total, 44,000 startups were nominated in over 4,500 cities.

Meet the Winners of Startups in North and Central America

Planning means more than just “staying organized”

Automating Task Estimating Process In JIRA

Could crowdfunding be the new frontier for real estate investing? Crowdfunding is an emerging industry alternative to property investment trusts for modern investors looking to gain exposure to real estate. 

The Real Take on Real Estate Crowdfunding Challenges in 2020

by <a href="https://medium.com/@ifeduh" data-anchor-type="2" data-user-id="9e6f50d35bcd" data-action-value="9e6f50d35bcd" data-action="show-user-card" data-action-type="hover" target="_blank">Iryna Bezborodykh</a>

Online Marketplaces: Modern Consumer Paradise

“Can I trust you?” Is a question we ask every day. We ask it of our friends, family, colleagues, and even the tech companies who hold our data. In our most cherished relationships trust is implicit, while in the fledgling ones it’s unestablished. We all cherish our <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/gmail" target="_blank">Gmail</a> and <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/google" target="_blank">Google</a> search. We grew up with it and we’ve been using it for as long as we can remember. We trust Google simply because we always have. &nbsp; &nbsp;But, should we trust Google simply because we have up until now? Trust is a continued education. The same way attorneys and doctors update their knowledge, people update their trust in their relationships, for it is far too simple and far too dangerous to trust out of habit. Yet, trust is comfortable and it’s in our nature to seek it. &nbsp; &nbsp;We seek it for the safety that lies inside it. Every day we’re bombarded by over-stimulation and the need to be hyper-aware. This is why we cherish those trusted relationships that allow us to let our guard down. Where we have a safe space and can turn off the draining observation and hyper-awareness. &nbsp; &nbsp;It is no surprise then, why trust, is an important part of customer experience and the relationship to a company or organization that they do business with or receive something from. In today’s “shame culture”, trust is one of the most monumental things that keeps a company going. Trust to deliver on goods and products, trust to employ outstanding individuals that care about human rights, trust to care of everyone around including their employees, trust to keep the customer safe. When that trust is broken, it can sometimes be hard to gain back. &nbsp; One company, Edelman, releases an annual study on this very thing called the <a href="https://www.edelman.com/trust2017/" target="_blank">Edelman Trust Barometer.</a> Here you can find and learn more about insights on how the same trust we demand from our personal relationships, is demanded from our professional ones as well. It’s something we’re all wondering these days. How do I trust the news? How do I trust my government? <a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/chipotle-norovirus-outbreak-will-scare-diners-away-2017-7" target="_blank">How do I trust my chipotle burrito</a>? Does this person actually have this much of a social following? &nbsp; &nbsp;As entrepreneurs, creatives, lawmakers, and even friends, what are the things you are doing to develop trust everywhere you go? Is it better to broadcast your honesty? According to Edelman, it’s better to let your actions speak, their study points out the two most mistrusted institutions amongst its participants are the media and the government. One always broadcasting the other. Whereas, the NGOs and the businesses are more trusted, but why? &nbsp; &nbsp;In modern times we’re seeing more companies and private organizations stepping up to solve problems. Look at the philanthropic works of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. While change on a governmental level requires cutting through a veritable Amazon jungle of red-tape, private institutions can mobilize more quickly. &nbsp; &nbsp;This bodes well for all of us. Now, you can take the future into your own hands. No, you’re not going to be Google and get the world to trust you with their data. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t take on an issue and own it. That twenty years from now someone will be writing an article on trust and they’ll say “we trust X simply because we always have.”

Can I trust you?

Most of you know me as <a href="https://twitter.com/BorisAdryan" target="_blank">@BorisAdryan</a> on <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/twitter" target="_blank">Twitter</a> or from my technical Internet-of-Things blog <a href="https://iot.ghost.io" target="_blank">Opinions &amp; Experiments</a>. I’ve had a Medium account for a while, and I keep it for more subjective content. This is my second post:

The Art of Pivoting

This is a pretty straightforward way to test untestable code.

Testing the Untestable: A Simple Way to Handle Static Methods in Legacy Java

AI adoption is soaring, but CIOs warn of unrealistic ROI, poor oversight, and ethical risks in the enterprise AI rush.

97% of Tech Leaders Fear Unethical AI Use but Only a Third Have Oversight

Rule-based modeling is made possible by the study's classification of 18 software artifacts connected to unethical behavior in open-source projects.

18 Ways Unethical Behavior Creeps Into Open-Source Software

A groundbreaking study finds 15 different forms of unethical behavior in open source software, ranging from plagiarism to poorly maintained commercial apps.

15 Common Types of Unethical Behavior Found in Open-Source Projects

Comprehensive walkthrough on using CocoIndex to build unified, incrementally updated search and analytics pipelines.

Streamline Structured + Unstructured Data Flows from Postgres with AI

Learn about the .AGI partnership between Unstoppable Domains and 0G labs, and why it's a critical step for a decentralized AI future.

Beyond .com: How Unstoppable Domains and 0G Labs are Crafting a Naming System for the AI Revolution

Discover how memecoins are evolving into cultural infrastructure, challenging traditional crypto models through community-driven social consensus.

Memecoins Are Cultural Infrastructure: Is the Future "Stable" or "Unstable" ?

The Festival kicks off in partnership with leading Web3 names, including The Sandbox, Aavegotchi, Unstoppable Domains, Song a Day, Vision.io, and more, all show

GBM Launches Auction Festival With The Sandbox, Aavegotchi, Unstoppable Domains, And More

Structured metrics miss the full story. Learn how unstructured data—logs, feedback, errors—can reveal hidden issues, improving reliability and user experience

Unstructured Data Is Trying to Tell You Something - Try Listening to It: The Human Side of Logs

Facing uncertainty in 2025? Discover how business owners can stay grounded, reduce mental load, and grow—one small, steady step at a time. 

You’re Not Failing — The World Is Just This Unstable

Use clear and concise regular expressions, and test them thoroughly.

Code Smell 276 - Untested Regular Expressions

Learn how to use GenAI, LLMs, and Python to convert unstructured data into graphs

New GraphAcademy Course: Transform Unstructured Data into Knowledge Graphs with LLMs and Python

Somnia and Unstoppable Domains have announced a strategic partnership aimed at expanding digital identity options in the Web3 space. 

Somnia and Unstoppable Domains Launch .Dream: A New Era for Web3 Identity

Explore the implementation details of the Parallel-UNet architecture, including changes made for the 256x256 version, training methodologies and more. 

The Nuts and Bolts of Parallel-UNet: Implementation Details

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