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by riter 4y ago
Smh. really Google?
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Google redirects search for “Bing waitlist” to Bing Opt-out page(google.com)
4 points by riter 4y ago|1 comments
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by riter 4y ago
i'm going to have to agree here. today's MSM pundit-oriented journalism has been a carry-over from legacy yellow journalism pioneered by Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer. yet we've somehow managed through institutions. it will cent
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by riter 4y ago
Ever wanted to spin up a million wallets on Ethereum or Polygon? Or maybe you want to schedule a transaction to be sent out every 5 minutes for a year? Or maybe you want an army of wallets to trigger a smart contract function with a single
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Hydralisk.py – nation-state scale Web3 wallet orchestration via CLI(github.com)
2 points by riter 4y ago|1 comments
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Twig.py – a Twitter Web3 influencer truffle pig used for finding engaged users(github.com)
4 points by riter 4y ago|1 comments
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by riter 4y ago
twig.py is a tool that helps web3 marketers find very engaged users within a commmunity's twitter profile. Engagement is primarily based on likers, commenters and retweeters of a target account's tweets. In web3 communities are ev
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Elon Musk Interviews Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Clubhouse App (AUDIO)(youtube.com)
2 points by riter 6y ago|0 comments
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A 5-story building in Shanghai 'walks' to a new location(cnn.com)
2 points by riter 6y ago|0 comments
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Disney Humanoid with 'Lifelike Gaze'(technabob.com)
2 points by riter 6y ago|0 comments
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by riter 7y ago
Trusting these types of extensions are a gamble nowadays imho. Every month Chrome or infosec researchers are constantly unearthing bad actors that have built but more likely acquired large user base extensions to either inject ads, false ad
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by riter 7y ago
Major personal use cases: - SS during conf demo calls - SS competitor products (UI designers, game and product designers to convey flow / features) - SS images that don't allow download on sites (memes, fb, insta) - SS chats to co
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by riter 7y ago
Over the years I've observed they excel at certain topics (China coverage, High Society) but so many end up being myopic op-ed pieces. Can't win them all.
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by riter 7y ago
Have you driven around Idaho, Nebraska or Montana?
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by riter 7y ago
"The electrification of the Hummer is not a signal of climate progress. It is a declaration that it’s still OK to be an asshole." As said by whom? Metropolitan coastal journalists? Spends half the article critiquing SUV culture an
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Amazon’s AutoGluon produces AI models with as little as 3 lines of code(venturebeat.com)
1 points by riter 7y ago|0 comments
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by riter 7y ago
For quick proof of concepts Backend: Flask -> MySQL -> Docker -> Digital Ocean Frontend: Vanilla JS + Bootstrap or VueJS + Template Have yet to fail me. It makes for easy transition once things get serious and I want to migrate
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by riter 7y ago
An important meta observation, I agree. I would add to that a corporate shareholder governance model that takes all the externalities into account like labor and environment instead of primarily profit and public perception. While we'r
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by riter 7y ago
What super micro chip story?
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by riter 7y ago
Agreed. Though there is something to be said for skilled and unskilled labor. Where the advent of the automobile brought about a labor market for machine operators (taxi drivers, combine driver, etc.), what happens when the machines automat
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by riter 7y ago
This article does seem a bit intellectually dishonest. Its sleight of hand to point out countries that have more robots than we do, do so with "no ill effects". There are secondary and tertiary reasons why more automation in SK or
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by riter 7y ago
good on ya ;)
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by riter 7y ago
Reality may not be too far a departure from fiction. Great writeup by Professor Galloway on how this could have been a CIA job in the form of a Homeland treatment I found really fun to read: https://www.profgalloway.com/when
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by riter 7y ago
TBH what I find most humorous is no one mentioning the obscure 90s reference :)
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by riter 7y ago
Hahaha.. yes, if you can't tell this was a boiler plate for tracking and analyzing the activity of the wonderful seedy world of crypto.
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by riter 7y ago
I simply was not aware of Pyrogram, thank you for sharing that and pointing it out. And yes, I admit the headline is a bit charged and its implementation does not reflect it as much as I would like. It does not change the fact that I resear
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by riter 7y ago
That is actually an awesome and "ethical" use case for this project. Thank you for sharing who this journalist is and sharing ideas on ethical application.
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by riter 7y ago
Sweet! This point of this project was I found no boilerplate for one of the listed use cases so I just built it in 2 days and later shared it. I hope you do the same :)
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by riter 7y ago
The ability to autoscale accounts with the generation of "real" phone numbers breaks the model
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by riter 7y ago
The easiest negative ethical aspect I would point out is in chat apps like discord or TG we have a reasonable expectation of privacy that is not necessarily implicit in the APIs. It could be one ec2 free-tier instance away from making all t

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