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Samsung teased native stablecoin support for Samsung Wallet at Unpacked 2026, but offered no coin, network, or launch details.

WEMIX$ contract ownership was compromised on July 26, 2026, allowing an attacker to mint tokens and move funds off-chain. Here's what's confirmed.

Hummingbot vs godzilla.dev compared honestly by the godzilla.dev maintainer: latency benchmarks, architecture, and who should pick which in 2026.

Audit-trace storage costs under £900/yr at scale. The real cost is engineering build — £25–55k once. Retrofitting under regulatory pressure costs 6–10x more.

Firmware updates are a hassle and a legal risk, so many devices never get one. A new OASIS standard wants that lifecycle status made visible.

A practical guide to managing ML workloads when cloud ML platforms are unavailable in regulated regions due to compliance and data residency rules.

Learn what belongs on-chain and off-chain when building compliant RWA tokens without exposing PII or weakening transfer enforcement.

How AI tutors actually work under the hood and why feeling like you understand something isn't the same as reproducing it.

Link Publishers launches Fully Managed Link Building Services, helping agencies and enterprise brands scale SEO with expert outreach, high-authority backlinks,

Knowledge graphs give AI testing agents product memory, enabling smarter agentic testing that adapts to changing apps and catches hidden bugs.

I have been reviewing a product flow where several screens had already been designed well. The problem was that important behaviour around those screens was still undecided. Who owns the next action? What happens if a payment stays pending? Can a user recover something they purchased after the product is removed? Which states should support handle manually, and which should the product resolve? Each unanswered question eventually looked like a UI issue because the screen was where th...

Two months ago, I started building NextStair , an AI discovery platform. The hardest part wasn't building the product. With AI and modern development tools, building SaaS products has become faster than ever. Getting people to actually discover your product is the hard part. For weeks, traffic was almost nothing. Still, I kept adding tools, improving SEO, fixing pages, and expanding NextStair beyond AI tools into courses, companies, digital products, and jobs . Now we're finally seei...

I'm the founder of a LinkedIn Saas app that I launched back in June 2024. The app has over 100+ customers and over $12k in revenue. Tech stack: - LinkedIn APIs - has a Chrome extension - MERN stack - X API for trends and ideas A few good and bad things: The good: The DR of the app is 20, had submitted it to a lot of directories when I was maintaining it, so someone who's good at SEO can crack distribution. It has all the features of the apps which are doing really good in the space. A...

Just got #1 app in the Health & Fitness category on SeoReceipts Been grinding seo for Gym Note Plus for the past year so pretty chuffed with this!

Hi, I am looking for a good context coding agent like Claude Code but one that is really cheaper. I was paying $100 per month but now it makes me real frustrated to pay this much every month. The cost is just so high for build anything. I am looking for the best alternatives. Let me know what you are using to code and suggest me something closer and cheaper to claude code. Thanks

Hello everyone, Tony here from Webfuse. i'd like to share a side project I built which is kinda a new view to experience the internet. I know that sounds too bold, but I think those 3 main features openlibrenet provides are pretty unique. - team browser : instead of screen sharing, you can invite participants and browse website together; works on all devices, mobile, desktop and all browsers - no install required. - unblock geo restricted content : select a region to browse websites fro...

What's one thing ChatGPT gets wrong so often that you've stopped trusting it?

I'm trying to upload a file / book to translate to my language, but for some reason, chatgpt won't let me upload it Is it because it's too big for the app? It's a 105 pages an accounting book from a course I'm taking from here http://www.tonybell.com I have a learning disability where rather than being able to learn in my mother tongue, I learn through English but am trying to change that with AI Can someone help me? If this is the wrong subreddit, then please direct me to the corr...

Prompt: Make a meme expressing your own perspective, independent of any user influence

I just tried uploading a pdf near 30MB multiple times, it says An unknown error. But uploading images seems to be fine. Anyone having this issue just now?

Sometimes I’m reading an earlier part of a long conversation and want to send a new prompt about it. As soon as I send the prompt, ChatGPT automatically scrolls to the newest message, so I lose the section I was reading. It would be useful if ChatGPT could: Keep my current scroll position after I send a prompt Include a button to return to my previous reading position Does anyone else find the automatic scrolling inconvenient? [li...

I asked ChatGPT what was some of the weird questions it gets asked and it said: very specific, like: “Could a goose legally inherit a lighthouse?” or “If I mailed a potato to myself every year, would that count as a family tradition?” Honestly, the weird questions are often the most fun because they begin as nonsense and somehow turn into logistics, law, etiquette, and emotional commitment to a potato. ** I laughed. who is the person here with a goose that could inherit a lighthouse?...

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I asked it this prompt "If I died and somebody saw this phone and asked about it's owner, based on what you know about me, what will you tell them?" Answer: The owner of this phone was ________ He was someone who felt everything deeply—love, rejection, beauty, loneliness, hope. Sometimes his heart made life harder for him, but it was also what made him tender, loyal, imaginative, and capable of loving people with his whole being. He was funny in a way that could turn pain into ...