fromHackernoon1 year agoThe HackerNoon Newsletter: Futurism Is Broken (7/12/2025) | HackerNoonAI discovery and radar maps are crucial topics shaping current technological discussions.
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Mobile UXfromComputerworld1 month agoThis is (probably) the unreleased Google Pixel Tablet PenGoogle's attempts at an Android tablet have been inconsistent and lack focus, leading to failures like the Pixel C tablet.Repeated lack of commitment to tablet form factors has seen Google favor Chromebooks instead.
fromFortune1 month agoApple cofounder Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake for $800 in 1976-today it'd be worth up to $300 billionRonald Wayne, Apple's third co-founder, sold his 10% stake for $800, missing out on potential billions despite expressing no regrets.
fromZDNET1 month agoSilicon Valley foodWhat tech titans Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates talked about in their first meeting
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoStartup companiesCheck out Microsoft's original source code from 50 years ago that Bill Gates calls 'the coolest code' he's ever written
fromZDNET1 month agoSilicon Valley foodWhat tech titans Linus Torvalds and Bill Gates talked about in their first meeting
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoStartup companiesCheck out Microsoft's original source code from 50 years ago that Bill Gates calls 'the coolest code' he's ever written
Artificial intelligencefromBusiness Insider1 month agoIan Buck built Nvidia's secret weapon. He may spend the rest of his career defending it.Nvidia's CUDA platform has evolved significantly, contributing to its dominance in AI computing.
ApplefromArs Technica1 month agoBill Atkinson, architect of the Mac's graphical soul, dies at 74Bill Atkinson revolutionized early computing through HyperCard, innovative graphics, and multimedia artistry.His contributions to tech and art continue to influence creators today.
Tech industryfromZDNET2 months agoLinux drops support for 486 and early Pentium processors (20 years after Microsoft)Linux will cease support for the 486 processor with the Linux 6.15 kernel release, marking an end to a long-standing compatibility.
BootstrappingfromTheregister3 months agoFreeBSD Foundation - what's it been up to past 0.25 centuryFreeBSD embodies a collaborative open-source philosophy that encourages freedom and contribution for all.
fromwww.dw.com3 months agoYouTube turns 20: How the video site has changed the world DW 04/23/2025YouTube, once a niche idea, reshaped content creation through user-generated videos, ultimately becoming an integral part of modern digital culture.
London startupfromwww.theguardian.com4 months agoTwitter: Breaking the Bird review how all the hate speech flooded inTwitter's inception mirrored early internet optimism, now viewed with skepticism about its societal impact.