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How to Build a Decentralized Charity Platform with Next.js, TypeScript, and Solidity

By @daltonic [ 8 Min read ]

Build a decentralized application (Dapp) for a charity marketplace. Learn Solidity, Ethereum, OpenZeppelin, Next.js, TypeScript, Hardhat, EthersJs, Redux-Toolki Read More.

Securing the Unpredictable: Random Number Technology In Web3 Games

By @felixarpa [ 6 Min read ]

In this article, we explore the role randomness plays in Web3, whether it’s possible to beat random number generators (RNGs), and how to go about cracking RNGs Read More.

Carbon Aware Computing: Next Green Breakthrough or New Greenwashing?

By @ismaelvelasco [ 33 Min read ]

Big Tech is marketing its use of carbon-aware computing as way to cut emissions. without mentioning its limits or its dangers. A deep dive, and a way forward. Read More.

What Could Have Stopped the 23andMe Hack?

By @hillpot [ 8 Min read ]

Here’s how the 23andMe hack happened and how different login-access control solutions could have stopped it. Read More.

Is Automation Dehumanizing Marketing?

By @deepikapundora [ 5 Min read ]

A personal take on how the misuse of automation is dehumanizing marketing interactions. Read More.

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