The HackerNoon Newsletter: Optimise LLM usage costs with Semantic Cache (2/25/2026)

Written by hackernoonnewsletter | Published 2026/02/25
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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, February 25, 2026?


The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, we present you with these top quality stories. From Optimise LLM usage costs with Semantic Cache to Researchers Develop a Real-Time 3D Mapping System That Helps Robots Understand Natural Language, let’s dive right in.

Beyond the Bots: What Real Writing Looks Like in the Age of AI


By @hackernoon-courses [ 4 Min read ] Learn how to write content that stands out in the age of AI, crafting a voice and style no model or copycat can replicate. Read More.

Codex vs Factory vs Cursor: Does the Harness Really Matter for MVP Prototyping?


By @navigatingnoise [ 5 Min read ] Opus 4.6 locks horns with GPT 5.3 Codex in a harness comparison to see if it makes any difference where you use the model. Conclusion? Its not what you think. Read More.

Researchers Develop a Real-Time 3D Mapping System That Helps Robots Understand Natural Language


By @roomscale [ 3 Min read ] A new system fuses language models with 3D Gaussian Splatting to help robots build real-time, semantic maps 3.5x faster than existing methods. Read More.

The Alpha Engineers Endgame - Becoming a Nobody


By @edwinliavaa [ 11 Min read ] Why real engineers are rejecting titles, visibility, and wealth chasing—and choosing sovereignty, privacy, and freedom instead. Read More.

Optimise LLM usage costs with Semantic Cache


By @birukum [ 11 Min read ] Agentic AI workflows can create a financial black hole. Learn how semantic caching uses vector similarity to cut your LLM token burn by 24%. Read More.


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