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April 3, 2025  15:17:03
How AutonomyAI’s $4M-funded AI agents aim to transform front-end coding with context-aware tech—exploring the startup’s vision and challenges.
April 3, 2025  15:00:07
Welcome to HackerNoon Startups of the Week! Each week, the HackerNoon team showcases a list of startups from our Startups of The Year database. All these startups have been nominated as one of the best in their respective category or region. This week, we’re pleased to bring you Garini, SimZero, and LUV NFT.
April 3, 2025  13:00:03
SoftMine is a full-stack AI software engineer. The platform doesn’t just respond to prompts — it works with context. Feed it your technical spec, and it will design a solution that fits.
April 3, 2025  12:11:43
Mawari partners with Arbitrum to deliver AI-powered 3D experiences globally, using blockchain to scale immersive XR content.
April 3, 2025  11:00:05
@nestixis/cache-manager is a lightweight, Redis-powered library for NestJS. It provides a straightforward API for managing Redis caching, complete with configurable TTLs and support for advanced caching strategies.
April 3, 2025  10:53:42
Small models, big wins! Precision-tuned AI outsmarts the giants in protein modeling, proving that size isn’t everything in biomedical breakthroughs.
April 3, 2025  10:47:17
Fine-tuned smaller language models excel in protein modeling tasks, offering higher accuracy, relevance, and interpretability compared to larger models.
April 3, 2025  10:27:38
Smaller, fine-tuned language models outperform larger ones in biomedical information retrieval, excelling in accuracy, relevance, and interpretability.
April 3, 2025  09:59:03
Just because we can build multi-agent AI systems doesn’t mean we should.
April 3, 2025  09:22:05
Clapper is a new social media platform for content creators. The platform is transforming the creator economy by offering new ways to monetize. It also ensures fairer payouts, and provides a genuine connection with their audiences.
April 3, 2025  02:07:59
In this section, we detail the primary methodology implemented in our models, followed by the dataset collection process essential for fine-tuning these models.
April 3, 2025  02:01:13
Due to memory limitations and lower inference speeds, deploying larger models on edge devices like PCs or smartphones is challenging.
April 3, 2025  01:22:49
Over the course of the spring semester, Hahn noticed a pattern of these false positives. Turnitin’s tool was much more likely to flag international students’ writing as AI-generated.
April 3, 2025  01:17:00
The rise of AI-generated art has been fueled by platforms like DALL¡E, MidJourney, and ChatGPT. As more users went to these sites to produce their own Ghibli-inspired works of art, they inadvertently joined a far wider ecology of data harvesting. Facial expression data can be used to forecast your behavior, customize material, and even subtly influence your emotions.
April 2, 2025  23:12:43
Horizen, a privacy-first chain, is migrating to Base, the Layer 2 chain. Horizen’s secret weapon? Zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) ZKPs let one party prove a statement without revealing the details.
April 2, 2025  22:32:28
This text presents jBPM as a platform for orchestrating external AI-centric environments, such as Python, used for designing and running AI solutions. We will provide an overview of jBPM’s most relevant functionalities for AI orchestration and walk you through a practical example that demonstrates its effectiveness as an AI orchestration platform.
April 2, 2025  22:27:00
This story is part of my series, *Dev Uncaged* —where I share unscripted stories that have shaped the developer and builder in me. The year was 1993, the beginning of my 4th grade… We headed through the hallway in excitement towards the computer lab. None of us had seen a real computer before. We were about to interact with the magical mystery box that had lived in our imagination so far. On the way...
April 2, 2025  22:22:56
This article explains Android's Garbage Collector, focusing on memory management via Young and Old Generations. It covers GC Roots, Copying GC, and Mark-and-Sweep, as well as how Android avoids memory leaks and reduces fragmentation. Starting with Android Oreo, GC became faster and more efficient with concurrent operations.
April 2, 2025  22:15:54
This article introduces AppLayout in Vaadin Flow, a layout component that simplifies building the core structure of applications. It includes a customizable navigation bar, drawer, and content area, offering a consistent and intuitive UI foundation. Ideal for jumpstarting Vaadin app development.