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The TechBeat: Measuring Non-Linear User Journeys: Rethinking Funnels Metrics in A/B Testing (12/7/2025)

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How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what's trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. ## Measuring Non-Linear User Journeys: Rethinking Funnels Metrics in A/B Testing By @indrivetech [ 7 Min read ] A deep dive into user reorders, hidden behavioral patterns, and how aggregated funnels improve A/B test accuracy in non-linear user journeys Read More.

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I Spent 30 Days “Vibe Coding” an MVP — Burned $127, Broke Everything, and Still Found Product-Market

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What the Recent Amazon and Microsoft Cloud Outages Taught the UK Payments Industry

By @noda [ 4 Min read ] AWS and Azure outages in October 2025 exposed deep systemic risks in UK payments. This article examines cloud dependency and how firms can build true resilience Read More.

Exploiting EIP-7702 Delegation in the Ethernaut Cashback Challenge — A Step-by-Step Writeup

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Cardano’s 14-Hour Stress Test: How the Network Took a Hit and Healed Itself

By @sundaeswap [ 5 Min read ] This incident was an exception and highlighted areas where Cardano can improve while also demonstrating its strengths. Read More.

When The Oldest Programming Language Outsmarts The Newest AI

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The Architect’s Handbook to Open Table Formats and Object Storage

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Escaping AWS S3: How One Cybersecurity Firm Cut Costs With AIStor

By @minio [ 5 Min read ] A cybersecurity company slashed cloud costs and boosted performance by moving from AWS S3 to MinIO AIStor, gaining speed, resiliency, & scalable on-prem control Read More.

Stateful API-to-Database Synchronization: Implementing Incremental Data Ingestion from REST APIs wit

By @badmonster0 [ 15 Min read ] Stop writing fragile cron scripts. Learn to build stateful, incremental data streams from any REST API using Python and a pull-based CDC model. Read More.

Cosmic Rays vs. Code: How a Solar Flare Knocked the Digital Brains Out of 6,000 Airbus Jets

By @zbruceli [ 14 Min read ] A single 'bit blip' from a solar flare exposed a critical flaw in the Airbus A320's ELAC L104 software, causing a global safety crisis. Read More.

How I Found Sim Racing at Age 60

By @wicked-racing [ 5 Min read ] How a 60-year-old former wannabe rally driver has found new youth through sim racing and the new available technology. Read More.

12 Best Web Scraping APIs in 2025

By @oxylabs [ 11 Min read ] Discover the 12 best web scraping APIs of 2025, comparing performance, pricing, features, & success rates to help teams scale reliable data extraction. Read More.

So You Want to Build a Writing Career?

By @editingprotocol [ 4 Min read ] This comprehensive guide covers everything from finding your voice to mastering SEO. Learn how to turn your writing into a career asset with HackerNoon. Read More.

Cybersecurity’s Global Defenders Converge in Riyadh for Black Hat MEA 2025

By @hackernoonevents [ 3 Min read ] Black Hat MEA 2025 will bring together over 45k attendees, 450 exhibitors, & 300 global speakers from December 2–4 at Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center Read More.

Why Gemini 3.0 is a Great Builder But Still Needs a Human in the Loop

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