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The Migration to Coldware (COLD) | HackerNoon

The blockchain space is rapidly evolving, with new projects emerging to address existing challenges and push the boundaries of what decentralized technology can achieve. Solana (SOL), one of the leading blockchain networks, has been a favorite among developers due to its speed and scalability. However, recent issues with network congestion and centralized governance have caused many to reassess their involvement with Solana. As a result, some Solana developers are considering migrating to Coldware (COLD), a

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PayFi Revolution on the Horizon | HackerNoon

The crypto market is filled with potential and uncertainty, especially when considering the futures of established blockchains like Cardano (ADA) and emerging players like Coldware (COLD). While Cardano has remained one of the most popular altcoins, its dominance is facing a serious challenge as Coldware (COLD) unveils its innovative PayFi ecosystem. This new approach to decentralized finance (DeFi) could shake up the market, as whales begin to shift their attention away from ADA in favor

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WebAssembly on Kubernetes: What You Need to Know | HackerNoon

Like a couple of innovative technologies, different people have different viewpoints on where WebAssembly fits the technology landscape. WebAssembly (also called Wasm) is certainly the subject of much hype right now. But what is it? Is it the JavaScript Killer? Is it a new programming language for the web? Is it (as we like to say) the next wave of cloud compute? We’ve heard it called many things: a better eBPF, the alternative to RISC

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Oxalis Games Partners With Open Loot For Moonfrost, The Award-Winning Farm-Life Sim RPG | HackerNoon

LONDON, United Kingdom, March 7th, 2025/Chainwire/–Oxalis Games has announced a strategic partnership with Open Loot, the Web3 gaming platform that is redefining player ownership and blockchain-powered ecosystems. This partnership will further elevate Moonfrost, Oxalis Games’ flagship title that has already captured the industry’s attention, winning “Best Art Direction” in 2024 and being developed by the lead developer of Stardew Valley Mobile. Oxalis Games, which began as a small indie studio, is on a mission to

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POPG Expands Its Reach: $POPG Now Available On LBank | HackerNoon

POPG, the web3 entertainment ecosystem, has reached a key milestone with the successful listing of $POPG on LBank, marking the utility token’s first exchange listing. This step strengthens POPG’s presence in the web3 space, increasing accessibility for users and reinforcing the project’s long-term vision. LBank, an established exchange, provides a platform for POPG’s expansion. As the first exchange listing, this marks the beginning of a larger rollout aimed at making $POPG widely accessible. With LBank’s

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One Would Think The World Was Built Just as Much for Women as It Is For Men | HackerNoon

When my girlfriend visited me for the first time, we stayed in my room. It was all very romantic, except that we immediately discovered we were at war over the air conditioning. The coldest temperature she could tolerate still felt lukewarm. But this isn’t just our problem—it’s a universal struggle. We often assume that the world is for everyone. Supposedly. Roads, buildings, and everyday objects are designed for “people.” And since women, according to the

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Stay Calm in Stressful Situations With These 6 Proven Techniques | HackerNoon

Ever feel like stress is life’s way of playing a never-ending prank on you? One minute, you’re handling things like a pro. The next, you’re overwhelmed by an email subject line that starts with “Can you take a look at this?” Stress doesn’t disappear—it just changes costumes. 7 years ago, I was stressed about figuring out how to get started in real estate investing. Three years ago, it was about scaling my business while juggling

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Inside the Incredible Potential of Quantum Computing in Drug Development | HackerNoon

Drug development takes years — often over a decade. If drugmakers could shorten that timeline, they could save lives. Healthcare leaders are looking to quantum computers as the driver for this change. It has incredible potential in discovery and design. Why Healthcare Needs Quantum Computing Technology Today, most drug candidates never make it to production. During clinical studies, an estimated 90% of them fail at the trial or approval stages. A lack of clinical efficacy,

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Code Smell 293 – You Should Avoid Adding isTesting or Similar Flags | HackerNoon

Don’t let test code sneak into production TL;DR: Avoid adding isTesting or similar flags. Problems 😔 Solutions 😃 Remove behavior Ifs Use dependency injection Model external services (Don’t mock them) Separate configurations Isolate test logic Maintain clean behavior boundaries Refactorings ⚙️ Context 💬 When you add flags like isTesting, you mix testing and production code. This creates hidden paths that are only active in tests. Also, you don’t cover real production code. You risk shipping

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