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This list includes the best indie games for 2022 and will cover a variety of genres, including popular titles such Cuphead's DLC to upcoming hidden gems.

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Who wins in the battle of the internet and freedom of speech? 🥊 Amy Tom, Ellen Stevens, and Zaeem Shoaib chat about censorship and the internet. We all know tha

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What began as a bold idea of ​​creating an alternative to the current monetary system is now beginning to turn into an industry with its main players, basic ideas, rules, jokes, and debates about future development. Followers army gradually grows, mediocre actors and ideas start to take a step back, a community that takes this idea more seriously continues to&nbsp;form.

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The economic mood hasn’t been so bright leading up to 2019’s World Economic Forum at Davos. We are very far along the risk curve and are left with a paucity of “alpha” to uncover, leaving the economy at its most fragile state after the unexpected Trump Rally. I often get asked where to park one’s treasury, and I can provide little input (not equities, not gold). The world today is still injured with the events of a mystical 2008 past, and the recent hit in the market leave us in weak confidence. Our collective memories and melodies are mystic not born in relation to reality, but transforms our rose-colored glasses into drenched red optics. Our recollections of overnight economic uncertainty grounded the necessity of order in this dystopian world of corporate manipulation and billionaire self-interest. Laissez-fair market rules could not uphold and preserve the American Dream — so rules were demanded and anger was warranted. In our fresh fear of inflicted and repelled injustices, we looked to authorities to punish the evildoers and to return to a safer past. This opposition of liberty versus mechanism recalls similarities to a more violent age:

Davos 2019: Parables from the  Promenade

Security Tokens are the latest hot topic in the craziness of the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Not only in the press, but also among investors who are savvy to find “the next killer application on the blockchain”. At TenX (<a href="http://www.tenx.tech" target="_blank">www.tenx.tech</a>), we recently announced <a href="https://blog.tenx.tech/en-tenx-rewards-token-faq-3f5a5f6d7848" target="_blank">our TenX reward token</a> as a mix of a traditional and innovative investment vehicle. While defining this token both from a legal and regulatory perspective however, we did find several challenges that might make a scalable breakthrough for security tokens not as easy as hoped. So, let’s step into Alice’s crypto shoes and climb down the rabbit hole.

Five Unsolved Challenges of Crypto Security Tokens

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Late Friday afternoon, I tore myself away from the sun-filled, lofty new offices of <a href="http://www.nextbigthing.ag/" target="_blank">NBT</a> at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/factoryberlin/" target="_blank">Factory Gorlitzer Park</a> to catch the last hours of a 2-day event called the <a href="https://crypto-conference.com/" target="_blank">C3 Crypto Conference</a>, or as a colleague also interested in attending affectionately called it, CryptoZoo. That was her impression of the chock-full schedule online. She was basically right, but I was glad to see it for myself.

Welcome to Berlin’s CryptoZoo

This article is part two in a weekly series on building a blog with React and is an extension of the code created in part one.

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Originally published 1.26.18 as part of <a href="https://www.javascriptjanuary.com/" target="_blank">JavaScript January</a>. The original post can be found <a href="https://www.javascriptjanuary.com/blog/picklejs-closures" target="_blank">here</a>

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I like clojure. I also like <a href="http://www.webnoir.org" target="_blank">noir</a>, <a href="http://www.luminusweb.net" target="_blank">luminus</a> <a href="https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app" target="_blank">create-react-app</a> and <a href="http://rubyonrails.org" target="_blank">rails</a>. The clojure community has made a ton of great libraries that are all very simple. Unfortunately when I started putting them together, it took me a lot of time to understand the different decisions each library author made and how they worked together to get to a place where I had a working scaffold for my own bespoke full stack <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/framework" target="_blank">framework</a>. I had some success doing this, but it still felt like I was playing catch up to all the great stuff other <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/programming" target="_blank">programming</a> communities had. Not to mention every time I needed something else, like server reloading on each request, or refreshing code from the repl, it was another dependency and another namespace and another set of docs to read. So after slapping dependencies together in my <code class="markup--code markup--p-code">project.clj</code> for the nth time, I made a clojure library and a leiningen template to help me launch projects faster. I should warn you, <a href="https://github.com/swlkr/majestic" target="_blank">this</a> <a href="https://github.com/swlkr/majestic-web" target="_blank">isn’t</a> the first time I’ve tried this but it is the most comprehensive one, and maybe I can convince some great clojure devs to help me out.

Coast on Clojure: An easy full stack framework

To be honest, if you are just looking to answer the age old question of “what is a Markov Model” you should take a visit to Wikipedia (or just check the TLDR 😉), but if you are curious and looking to use some examples to aid in your understanding of what a Markov Model is, why Markov Models Matter, and how to implement a Markov Model stick around&nbsp;:) Show &gt; Tell

From “What is a Markov Model” to “Here is how Markov Models Work”

When I wrote <a href="https://github.com/mattkrick/meatier" target="_blank">Meatier</a> a little over a year ago, I was pretty early in adopting <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/graphql" target="_blank">GraphQL</a> to replace my REST endpoints, my ORM, and my imperative client-side data requests. Shortly after, when I was hired to build an <a href="https://github.com/ParabolInc/action/" target="_blank">open-source realtime app</a> from the ground up, I jumped at the chance to use GraphQL both on the server and as the basis for my own client cache. A year later, I learned that building a GraphQL app for production is a lot different than one of those demo apps you see on GitHub. Go figure. After all the mistakes I made, here are my lessons learned.

GraphQL: Tips after a year in production

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