The HackerNoon Newsletter: Space Telescopes Might Be Seeing More Than They Bargained For (2/6/2025)

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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, February 6, 2025?

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Space Telescopes Might Be Seeing More Than They Bargained For

By @photobomb [ 4 Min read ] Space telescopes face challenges in detecting Earth-like exoplanets due to diffraction limits, causing ‘photobombing’ from nearby moons and planets. Read More.

No, Crypto Is NOT a Tax-free Investment (Plus Other Lies Youve Been Told)

By @janinegrainger [ 4 Min read ] Janine Grainger explores the myths of tax and crypto and gets you on the right track for an easy tax return if you are holding crypto assets Read More.

I Learned the Hard Way That Startup High Executives Profit While Employees Struggle

By @bill-achola [ 3 Min read ] Who really profits in a startup? Our deep dive into startup salaries reveals how executives secure big paydays while employees take on the risk. Read More.

New AI Model Can ‘Think About Thinking’ Without Extra Training

By @theaaviss [ 10 Min read ] The emergence of metacognitive behaviors in the State Stream Transformer architecture challenges fundamental assumptions about language model capabilities. Read More.

Rust in Linux: A Powerful Tool—But How Do We Strike the Right Balance?

By @rainstorm [ 4 Min read ] This article explores how Rust can be integrated into the Linux kernel without compromising long-term adaptability. Read More.

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