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The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Apollo 11 Returns to Earth in 1969, Google Launches the Chromecast in 2013, Machu Picchu was Discovered in 1911, and we present you with these top quality stories. From Why C-Suite Executives Won’t Cut it Without Data Skills Anymore to Court Rules Craig Wright Definitely Isnt Satoshi Nakamoto, let’s dive right in.

AI Safety and Alignment: Could LLMs Be Penalized for Deepfakes and Misinformation?

TL;DR Penalty-tuning for LLMs: Where they can be penalized for misuses or negative outputs, within their awareness, as another channel for AI safety and alignment.

By @davidstephen [ 5 Min read ]

Across habitats, organisms of several species' types come to understand that there are consequences to actions. They do, not just by examples, but by self-experience. These consequences, in part, add to factors that result in balance for habitats.

AI, AGI—or ASI..

Why C-Suite Executives Won’t Cut it Without Data Skills Anymore

TL;DR Modern executives must master data skills to navigate data privacy, cybersecurity, and strategic decisions. Learn why C-suite leaders cant afford to lag behind

By @znenad079 [ 5 Min read ]

By Nenad Zaric, Co-founder and CEO at Trickest

The rise of AI is further influencing this trend, helping companies make sense of their datasets to uncover weaknesses and predict outcomes...

Court Rules Craig Wright Definitely Isnt Satoshi Nakamoto

TL;DR The court upholds COPAs allegations of forgery against Dr. Wright, dismantling his claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto.

By @legalpdf [ 9 Min read ]

COPA v. Wright, Court Filing, retrieved on January 29, 2024, is part of HackerNoon’s Legal PDF Series. You can jump to any part of this filing here. This part is 1 of 42.

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Why You Dont Need PNPM And YARN

TL;DR I’ve seen that myself and worked with all of the above, but I always had a question in my mind - what drives people/teams to use yarn or pnpm instead of npm?

By @bormando [ 9 Min read ]

Hello everyone!

I’m sure you’ve seen Node.js projects using different package managers, i.e.:

Well… Let’s find out!

I decided to compare npm, yarn, and pnpm in terms of their “speed”…

You’ll see 3 measures below:

Generate a lock file without any cache.

There are two types of cache:..

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