Author: Vidya Saras

In 2001, before he cofounded Reddit, before he married the world’s greatest tennis player, before he became the face of devoted fatherhood and a serial entrepreneur, Alexis Ohanian gave a 3-minute, 20-second high school commencement speech. “The size of your impact shouldn’t be measured in the amount of media coverage or the number of figures on your paycheck,” he told his fellow graduates, “but rather the effect you have on the world around you.”Ohanian’s advice to his class was something of a preview of his future: The now 42-year-old Reddit cofounder created a social network that once called itself “the…

Read More

In this tutorial, we set out to recreate the spirit of the Hierarchical Reasoning Model (HRM) using a free Hugging Face model that runs locally. We walk through the design of a lightweight yet structured reasoning agent, where we act as both architects and experimenters. By breaking problems into subgoals, solving them with Python, critiquing the outcomes, and synthesizing a final answer, we can experience how hierarchical planning and execution can enhance reasoning performance. This process enables us to see, in real-time, how a brain-inspired workflow can be implemented without requiring massive model sizes or expensive APIs. Check out the Paper and FULL…

Read More

“The fundamental issue here is that key pieces of our critical infrastructure, for example network technologies like core routers, remain far too easy to compromise and gain persistence on,” said David Shipley of Beauceron Security. “China’s rampant success is the bill come due for insecurity-by-design.” Critical infrastructure, sensitive comms targeted This week, intelligence agencies in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Finland, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Japan, Poland, Spain, and the Netherlands issued a joint cybersecurity advisory about Salt Typhoon. The group became notorious after having breached major US telecom and internet service providers (ISPs), including AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile,…

Read More

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! There’s nothing like summer-to-fall season in Charleston. Preppy gets a laid-back, comfy upgrade, and you can score the exact aesthetic with the right fashion pieces. Some of the classiest, most polished-looking dresses, outfit sets and blouses we’ve seen scream ‘Southern charm,’ and they’re all under $40! Billowy fabrics, delicate prints, crochet details and relaxed fits are just a few key elements. We’re also into the puffed sleeves, tiered skirts and tailored accents that make every outfit look expensive. Read on…

Read More

Greg Jackson, the outspoken founder of Octopus Energy, has been appointed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer to join the Cabinet Office board as a non-executive adviser, giving him an influential role at the heart of government. The appointment marks a significant move to bring private sector expertise into Whitehall decision-making. Jackson, whose energy supplier has grown from a start-up in 2015 to a company valued at ÂŁ9 billion, is expected to use his three-year term to challenge traditional thinking and push for modernisation across government. Jackson has built a reputation for being unafraid to clash with policymakers. Only weeks ago…

Read More

A common refrain has emerged in the Bitcoin community: fix the money, fix the world. While there is every reason to be optimistic about Bitcoin’s impact on society it is not enough to rely on lines of code to fix our world. Rather, in this essay on the ethics of immutability, I argue that fixing oneself is the true revolution, and in turn, collectively, as actors in this global network, we are the revolution of change. Bitcoin was designed to be decentralized, censorship-resistant, open source and unconfiscatable, qualities that set it apart from traditional banking and financial infrastructure. Bitcoin’s architecture…

Read More

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure At the Bitcoin Asia conference in Hong Kong, Eric Trump, the son of President Donald Trump, predicted that the market’s leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC) could soar to $1 million within the next few years, which could represent a major 825% increase from current levels.  Eric Trump Bullish On Bitcoin As reported by Reuters earlier on Friday, during a panel discussion, Eric Trump emphasized China’s significant influence in the cryptocurrency sector, referring to the country as “a hell of a power” in driving crypto innovation. Nevertheless, China still…

Read More

The EF’s Grants Program launched in 2018 and has evolved over time to become the Ecosystem Support Program (ESP), providing grants and support to builders that help the Ethereum ecosystem thrive. Our mission is to enable work that strengthens Ethereum’s foundations and empowers future builders, in domains such as developer tooling, research, community building, infrastructure, and open standards. In 2024 alone, ESP awarded close to $3M in funding to 105 projects and initiatives that came through our open grants program webforms. These grants, which are one part of ESP’s larger portfolio, supported a diverse range of work, such as Commit-Boost…

Read More

Arbitrum’s forecast shows cautious growth, Chainlink’s rally reflects strong demand, but BlockDAG takes the lead supported by a $385M presale. Arbitrum Price Holds, Chainlink Struggles for Direction, While BlockDAG’s $385M Presale Steals the Spotlight The crypto market never stands still, and every token is battling for investor attention and trust. Looking at projects like Arbitrum and Chainlink takes more than riding short-term hype it calls for a closer look at forecasts, adoption, and practical use cases. Their latest performance shows both strengths and weaknesses, with each reacting in unique ways to the fast-changing world of DeFi and blockchain infrastructure. At…

Read More