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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, September 15, 2024?

The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Apple IIgs: Last major Apple II in 1986, ACM founded: Advancing Computing Worldwide. in 1947, Google.com Domain Name Registered in 1997 , and we present you with these top quality stories. From The Critical Role of Data Annotation in Shaping the Future of Generative AI to Finance from First Principles, let’s dive right in.

What Trended This WeeK?

The Market Today

#01

Instagram (Meta)

$524.62 +0.82%

#02

Microsoft

$430.59 +1.11%

#05

ThoughtWorks

$4.40 N/A

#10

Alphabet

$158.37 +1.27%

#01

Bitcoin

$60338.91 +0.72%

From Clicks to Value: TapSwaps Sustainable Approach to Tap-to-Earn

By @tapswapai [ 4 Min read ]

The Play-Generate Value-Earn philosophy pulls attention away from mindless tapping to interactions that can now yield real value. Read More.

ChatGPT in Test Design: How to Streamline QA Processes

By @pietester [ 14 Min read ]

This article explores how ChatGPT can streamline QA processes by generating test designs, converting formats, creating test cases, and preparing test data. Read More.

Finance from First Principles

By @chateaucapital [ 10 Min read ]

Explore the evolution of financial markets from Finance 0.0 to 3.0, the rise of DeFi, and the challenges of replacing traditional finance with blockchain-based Read More.

The Critical Role of Data Annotation in Shaping the Future of Generative AI

By @indium [ 6 Min read ]

Explore how data annotation is crucial to generative AI success. Learn about tools, strategies, best practices that enhance AI model performance, scalability. Read More.

Lumoz Quidditch Match is live! Claim 50 Million Points and 30+ top-tier ecosystem project rewards!

By @lumoz [ 4 Min read ]

Lumoz Quidditch Match is live! Claim 50 Million Points and 30+ top-tier ecosystem project rewards! Read More.

The Real Reasons Why AI is Built on Object Storage

By @minio [ 6 Min read ]

From no limits on unstructured data to having greater control over serving models, here are some reasons why AI is built on object storage. Read More.

P2P Economy: Leading a Blockchain Renaissance

By @ckb [ 6 Min read ]

The blockchain industry faces stagnation, with innovation giving way to speculation. A shift to a peer-to-peer economy could revive its true potential. Read More.

Boosting Product Discovery With UX Research: Lessons From Retail and Banking

By @pilyutikanna [ 6 Min read ]

Two strategies to integrate UX research in banking and retail, overcoming challenges to enhance product discovery and drive better results Read More.

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On This Day

Apple IIgs: Last major Apple II

Apple launched the Apple IIgs, the last significant release in the Apple II line of personal computers, on September 15, 1986. The IIgs boasted many advanced features, including a 16-bit microprocessor, a sophisticated sound synthesizer, and 256-color graphics capabilities. It also had a graphical user interface, a significant step forward...