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Hi,
I'm trying to set up ESLint with TypeScript on my project but ESLint just seems to ignore errors.
My project uses the Vite React TypeScript template: `npm init vite@latest -- --template=react-ts`
#### eslint.config.js
import js from '@eslint/js'
import globals from 'globals'
import reactHooks from 'eslint-plugin-react-hooks'
import reactRefresh from 'eslint-plugin-react-refresh'
import tseslint from 'typescript-eslint'
export default tseslint.config(
{ ignores: ['dist'] },
{
extends: [js.configs.recommended, ...tseslint.configs.recommended],
files: ['**/*.{ts,tsx}'],
languageOptions: {
ecmaVersion: 2020,
globals: globals.browser,
},
plugins: {
'react-hooks': reactHooks,
'react-refresh': reactRefresh,
},
rules: {
...reactHooks.configs.recommended.rules,
'react-refresh/only-export-components': [
'warn',
{ allowConstantExport: true },
],
},
},
)
#### hello.ts
const hello = "hello"
hello = 1
#### Output:
$ npx eslint .
C:\myproject\hello.ts
2:1 error 'hello' is assigned a value but never used @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars
✖ 2 problems (2 errors, 0 warnings)
I know it's not checking for type errors because I haven't set that up.
But it's not checking the `const` reassignment. According to the `typescript-eslint` playground, I should be getting:
2588: Cannot assign to 'hello' because it is a constant. 2:1 - 2:6 | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRV0hsQVlYZVhjX2ZMSG8wWTljY0pwNjZBcU5iY29iTDl3OTBfMllDMnRHdzh5aFFxNkpUZ2FsS3Jqa2hqb2tyNVJlWlNzU1pkRlJ1QzJTbm1Ma25jNWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTTNHQ3FKaGd0eVF0eGM3YWR6VzVQMkVJLU54N0dKdTVoZ0pQTklqaC05OGFXd05xeEllVUIxczJGWGdIODRDandTYUY4Z1VfOE5lY1N5RU1SMXV3akVrVkdyb1FMN01jTGtIbWVxdVpsS09qNkJOWjJXOTE1ZGN6VXd5M1RzT1RORzVyRFpxbVY0N0FwVGJ3eWo4WVpWdjJGZTRDS2JtTDBqS19XNFJyS1RFbzJmMVBLYUpRS0dJaXRKZHN6RWxl |
I graduated last year from a good uni but not great (best in australia, but maybe t50 globally), with a good score but not great, eg ~90, but not 95.
I currently have about ~4 years of experience in an unrelated software field that by chance happened to have some non trivial systemsy software involved. Think rust, mmap, inverted indexes and bloom filters. Is this relevant at all?
I missed the boat as far as new grad intake. What are my options going forward? Is there value in doing stereotypical low latency projects, eg download some nasdaq data and make a udp multicast server from it, or fast spsc stuff etc? Does anyone actually read it, or am I better just getting into amazon/google etc and pivoting in a couple years? | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTFhOSGtxeklobEJTaVFFRTZVVWtWbVpQdXVGdHZmc2hZT3U5T2RwbFpBQjduZ05NdEFKOVpaZEtXdEphc3ZTRGdZazZ1c2VuYVlrb3JLd0huR1lfVURpTmdlX3U5emZnN0VkSmpHWF9jdWc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWmo0bGdTaWd4MHJRa0NlaDd0MzIxSXRtODRlc2RPVGxmbzVvSWZTVDg2OVlCcVlPelBIRFZsMGZoVXFLRzVITGZId012cWE4aTBoWTVCSnpMQUp6al9YU2xpemw4dTVfOVNTeG5Ea1VjRENBYnJOUTJCQzNJLS0xamNhVHJiQVZpQWJqYVVGeHFnSWI5TGMzbjN5UjByZDdkN2VyQjUwdnNmd2dLbDB3OEptOVJNSU1fems1WmlpVENuMHhqVXRlSXozTkhjazJSMmRheHFPU2p4NkY2dz09 |
Hey everyone,
I’ve recently gotten comfortable with basic Java and object-oriented programming. Now I want to dive into backend development with Spring Boot.
I’m looking for resources to learn Spring Boot. | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRWVKMkl2aWR5MklZTzRTeVRaSGJpNVVmeHZaZWVFc0M4SVBHRmtYalRLNV9oWTNIcEVzVUg4bU00SndoUnNwd1ZvMGtkTmJiRTNaeG85MzJJT0Z3NHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRN29VZ0dmdmM1cS1mYkwwRXJLWklCOFhzd2t6Q01DYXIwaXhndVJySTdRUnk2NXJTeGl0c05LZGZGM1VyT2tsTlA1R3V1UkJaYkRtSHdoSHNjS05McEZORWctRzNWaUNKRVBaVDBEV3RJYTFqcFJsWWkzb3BNbUxkUnYwYWxLbHE5Q0NQSGVSZktWNDV6cjFHUkR3c0ZvRUhBUjdtalU1bXJHbUd5TmVieExqZXNyWHQxQW80cXVtaHBhODlhdHQ1czF1end4MTg2V2YtdkFSYjlZUHJ0dz09 |
I have been at web dev job for 10 years, but release into production are still one of the most anxiety and stress inducing tasks of a job.
No matter how many times it was tested, no matter how many times I go over the code that goes into production, I still can't shake the feeling that when I deploy, everything is gonna break and it is going to be horrible, basically biblical apocalypse all around. Of course nothing like that happens, most of the time few minor quirks, but my mind usually starts to go into overthinking mode 2-3 days before despite all those past experiences.
Any tips? | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZmp5Q2VsUGtNNjRpZzhOZW1IVGxoNTBlRWlRclVsLU9yYk9ENU4yTzdwQ0JLOF9XWjY4SEVUMmxLaW1ZNXhGREtMeklnbjdxTUlYbmRsNGVxNlZFb0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWHk0SmUzc0lscFNTeTBRTUQ4OGFtV0JtWG5IQ2lVOFFmQXVTbnlGQ3JsMXZQVFptcXY1NUJMdjNza1pkWUZCZnBXaGVWbEhKYUxMZ2h6NDdQX3BKaFlxNU43STlZbGdCWkZfSklUYkJXSlBJWW8yTnU5b0tELXg0NW1rSXl3blpPUXQ4RTdnTXZ3U0xJT21tTmo1X2I1X00zLW4tLTFHU3pjSEVJVVU3ZEoxbmFwaHcxVHpDb0RRdXRrdTMyRXJxbG13VUpOemdnZDBMSjRiQ3NpZmlZZz09 |
all over the place in my experience. some firms think on prem hosting of all kinds is some magical ticket to safety. the IT and ops teams are often made to accommodate the strategies of people whose knowledge is pretty outdated. but I've found that they can be pretty reasonable when you really hash it out. | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZkdIV1hzVlo5N1RneFdXN2E0OG9oY3I1MXpBbVBJQnM5cU9qbG1MV2hXLUhnUmQzRlRIVnMwLW1XbzF6OGF1TXF1dENOS3JoZUptZ28wZDJJZXJ0UkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbkdQbmE5akVyTVBxbVJxaGV4Q3BfYS1zcXZCTy1LZGw4c2JBZEE5M2lwbDVqWlZRanhOS3Q0T2ctVURLOGFjYUZmTGpGU245c3NkRC1TOWlZM0N2TmRObkZ3dXUxWVhTaEUwMjZ2elFvM0Y4WEJGMXdjbXZvQ3ZlVUxueVg1bEQzWlF3WWhCZGpfRnVyUllTYTdVcmM0UnVMN21FYWFkcGFWM3l0WnpSMjc0PQ== |
# Polkadot News
The PAPI Interactive Console is ready, making it easier to develop web applications that interact with Polkadot. [https://forum.polkadot.network/t/introducing-papi-interactive-console-playground/12425](https://forum.polkadot.network/t/introducing-papi-interactive-console-playground/12425)
Subscan has introduced their PolkaVM explorer for Westend (Polkadot testnet). [https://medium.com/subscan/assethub-westends-polka-vm-now-on-subscan-787d4846fca2](https://medium.com/subscan/assethub-westends-polka-vm-now-on-subscan-787d4846fca2)
Referendum 1501, proposing renewal of USDT and USDC acquisition by the Polkadot Treasury, is passing with 94.5% in favor and likely to enter confirmation soon. [https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/1501](https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/1501)
# Kusama News
Referendum 512, proposing to adjust the ideal bulk coretime and modify the way coretime sales adjust, has passed and executed. [https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/512](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/512)
Referendum 514, proposing to register numerous assets on the Kusama Asset Hub, has passed and executed. [https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/514](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/514)
Referendum 519, proposing to upgrade the Kusama Asset Hub runtime to v1.4.3, is now up for vote. [https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/518](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/518) | r/polkadot | post | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTWFFUHYwRUg2a0NycGpWMVZOaDJOQ0QxTEtBcF9GaUs2b2dTTUZ1SUg4TWdyRDRXWTl6ZW1VNDJEVENOV3JTbnNLR0YxMTcwOTBPQkVJQWRVRU9FYUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUHF1czdJWm10dlVBNXhLR2djbmZ4anEwNHd4a3JSMXN5QzZBY1lLeVVTa1M2cHFqRTl6LTNtemtNS0ZSSURSQXNScVJwQS1SNVlQaWRhb1JteW5McGwzZ1NabjNKUnVObXhXelV4R05nWW5NaWUtc2NpNjNwangzbEVNN3RYcUxVUUpJWXhDcWY1SVhRRVVGS3Q1OW9zTlVLWHQ3Z3B0Y3dTYjFGQzM3ajBZPQ== |
I am a Software developer with 5.8 years of experience. I am working with an MNC for 13 months now and I don’t see any growth here as too many backlogs for promotions/hikes and tough time ahead for the companies. Now my career trajectory look likes this : Started with a small company stayed with them for 3.3 years, moved to another company stayed with them for about 1.5 years and now here for over a year. my question is should I switch now or should I wait? Will this be seen by recruiters as a desperate attempt or will this have any wrong affect on my resume to hop on too soon ? Please advice. I am from India just in case this helps or changes any perspective | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYWd0WDhZVHhjdTNVZU1sWGxCbjJXNnlwQzZ6Q3ljZ21RUV92Z0djQ0pNR0pVbVhSRHh4ZHVISGs3UVdRMjJmNTFWVllPMWw3MU9TOEljZUZ1MEI2WVh6ak1DSE4wcE56bGlHeWM5ME52WVU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReWFXNmh0X1JjN0xLSDZEMWgzVXlBN0UwR3Y5WHNVNWVVZFdrVHJYZ19weTRGdTM1UUt3ZHpXbzVVNHZhMW1kQ3hDb1lHU0V1WUVfMFVNTEEwcGJqSFdPVkdsZlFzWXRoWXpqdUdrUVhvVlZqNHdfRkd0bVlCQUtvMXFPbGF4UTUwVWQzZWUwa2Ewa2tINlBCZE1WS1dWa0tNRVJ6ektYRVlIbTJtbEZpZFFZUjRFM1Z6bkRqbzllVTdzaDZ3U3Nz |
Hi guys, I saw there was a similar post but it was posted a few years ago. So I would like to ask again. What do you think about starting a career as Blockchain developer?
I'm working as Java Software Engineer, but I really enjoyed working in languages where you manage memory. I tried doing some tutorials on cyfrin but the more I thought about it, the more I realized that it's not a solution. I mean you can use normal db instead of forcing Blockchain there.
I heard that in South Korea they are using it but still it looks like an overkill(or maybe I'm just seeing things). The carrier in my opinion is too risky or maybe I just didn't study it enough to get to the serious part. I really enjoyed coding in it, but the carrier path is not sure if it will last for the next 10 years.
I know that you can use it to build some Auction Systems to secure it, but how are you gonna update the software then? Or maybe some banks but I'm still not sure how they are doing it. If you have any info please let me know | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRT2tIUWkwQ1ZMT1JfN3pmVWhIbGxsc1d6UHloRVE2elJzMEkzbTMzQWpOenl4UkpFeVZUamtTcGkycXk0bllxU2NpSlVOWU1ZbnJzcVRiQm55T2M0QjBabnJESndyR2txZnJzSjE5VUcyLXc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVUhhYVNzNXozdDk0eTJVcmdyVU91QjFoVlpSdXdUSkJmVDluLXVWVFhQeWhwQTA3Skt0THZLM0hhUXBpMFhzMXN1WlpQNEVfX2lHRjd4Z0pRc1F6Q0t4TjhFRVBaUHdSZHJPZEF1LVRLWWRRRjhNMWRHemp4RlZodFVHcmtoWlFHN2lCaGxPMkUybFNLc241ZWV6SkFyY0F5RUtrR3gwU25xaTNjbnNtWVdsLXVCRFJFUmJMdml2MklKVUJWbDRZ |
The money or ability of other players might not be the ultimate issue though. The whole point of representative sides is that it reflects some aspect of you that a club usually can't replicate. Some people have a really strong connection to their heritage, while others don't. It might be that you were born somewhere, or your grandparents were, and there are many different reasons for moving anyway, and perhaps your parents didn't, or didn't want to, install pride in you for whatever reason. And this is all before you realise that many people have mixed heritage anyway.
Just speaking from an English and Irish perspective, and to use football as an analogy, there's plenty of players who have represented Ireland who barely knew anything about the country (e.g. Andy Townsend), while others like Martin Keown and Jack Freakish were very much involved in Irish Culture despite growing up in the UK, and still didn't represent Ireland at a senior level.
Improving the match fees might encourage some players to switch, and others might switch regardless, for their parents, for a better shot at playing in a World Cup, or anything. The match fees should be increased purely so players are better rewarded for their efforts, but if we are increasing them purely to create a more competitive World Cup, then it risks a situation where some players pull on a jersey that really means very little to them beyond a pay cheque.
It also means we mask the very real issues the international game has, where there are not enough good teams; the IRL should be focusing on developing the next tier of countries so they can stand on their own two feet, I don't want to see another situation like Wales, who were good when the best players were "going north", but as soon as RU professionalised, we had a situation where the domestic game there had no organise base and couldn't pick up the slack. Suddenly we are at a point where Wales hasn't won a World Cup match in 25 years. | r/rugbyleague | comment | r/rugbyleague | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYThQa0tONFRSUHFRSkdGVnZJVDFyTjBGTVpxd2lGdjh1ek9acmpxSWNsUHI5d3VpcjJfU0wzMTZlVmFwQlR6Z0FiOG1uamxpY0Z4V2dDZ3F5ajRyT3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZWRQSmNfajgxMElYa2cxWThrN05iNlRYUW5HX1BwRjd3TTdaYldSbUR4MnJzZVI1WWhZUFAwdVhnWFh3V1JxT3ZrVlRiMUNlYklhQXA5NUVpUHJEWUIyVWM5UlFES2RuZndkZngwcGJyczY0VGFncHp3bW9SSWdPcVVSSENDc0w4Y19ZaEliMXBiN1hMRlBFUXMxcmhRT1NfNk9KY0Y3a3N6SEdFdlZSa0FvTUpfamRJMzlldVJJWV91ZUs3cmZhVlRDSEVWcElGaWpnYmFWTkozNjFFQT09 |
Our politicians are too easy to buy. This is how we lose a country. | r/trump | post | r/trump | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUnFIcGtFTFZRRV9zQVJiMVV1bkRsMC1IRlZxTVg4MEJSLTVkOUIxVkJZYkUxaU9HMW5IZkN3TURyb2RRMC10SFI0eEYxU0p1Sk9MUVpZOEF4em04OWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRckh5b1VobTNYVDdfem4wZl9TZ3N1dlVXREMzQXVLSmU0SVh5QlFBcUZzR2NCc2ZYQnFKUmxkQlZUeDJEQlNDVVRoNjBHcUpJcmdvUDJrLTk4ZjhlOGU3VGZiTHoxUFFZYnRuUDVwb0JwUUwxUk1RQVhIcnhCZ3NyN1MyM0JfM1A0eWw1eS01SHVHaFdJVnEzQ0lEb1MyaGYybVpVclNsaFd6YUpoSE1nOFJ6NktRR3FaOUNVeVNIX05qdWR5cGhn |
Currently I’m a freshman studying computer engineering, and this past week I’ve been grinding out applications for summer intern positions, well aware that my chances of success are low.
After cold emailing a reputable company in an intriguing domain (neurotech) they asked for my CV, I sent it, they liked it, and then they offered me a potential “developer evangelist intern” position under the condition that I complete a simple technical tutorial video to showcase my skills.
As far as I know, developer evangelist positions are not really developer roles, moreso communication/sales. Well, I’m not quite sure with this company.
Anyway, considering this might be my only opportunity for a summer position, is it worth attempting to secure the role?
I don’t know exactly how much this would benefit me down the road. | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRck9sMnp1U09sUWowV3BjM3FvenczMTZ0c1ZaSm1uS3hYd0l2T3FKelUxY1ZpRmk0OURJeVZSVE9BZWdpcGFOd200Z2t6YUthMXFTZkFUUm8yczIxeUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYUhHZUt5RzF5dkZqamhYMWhhbV9MR3NSbV9OaDZtVnV3VFFiaXJybHBHWXFGSWFrbUlVRk1KTUJobmY2SFhfa25iREFTUmptejFwWnFTS1JEVDdvWGQxN3k1X2d2enVIU0lyNDRXblV5NVJFTWhtdGZvclEwUHNVSHlTb0V6a2MzaGJHMjBZTXY1aWtRVFMxTHN6dGp6SzlZUHZTcFJReG4xMV80WEVSeEFjaHlKQlA4Z1ZIeklzYXZIbjh1cjR5Y1ptMGxkR2pQSjBrZUFHU3NPeEcyQT09 |
Well it made sense to keep the name at the time, it was a breakaway competition with the same on-field rules. I imagine that if the RFU had professionalised at some point, the NRFU might have rejoined if invited (this is pure speculation on my part). Over time the rules change a bit here and there, and before you know it there's a Ship of Theseus situation. It is still noticeably a rugby code anyway, you wouldn't mistake it for anything else. | r/rugbyleague | comment | r/rugbyleague | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaDEyd05kb1hjaDRGaXRSZXpuek9BeTBJajhkNWVqemlWMXZzSUZWVU5aMDdTblVjcks5TW9RZVQ3LVFfUzQxZ0k1MjN1Z2FoZDR4dnYyai1mcmFWdGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRLUpYdXhldXVYeTdubnZKc3Q3MEpOVDBZeFpqUkdBOVh0bThPemR0Sk80LXhNXzdCVFdUY0JyNEU1eW00YnJRMXpCQ2p0amJzY0x0YXNoLVZCYjhfNk9rMk5hRGJyd2FzaGlZdDN1X2tScDNNekFmNXh3T1ExNWNLVFZsTDNoZXU2U29SU0FLLW5XN0dDQlloZXJkTlUxNUJHeWJHRTcwcXg0SHFLT1Q1bVY1ZlVmX2VUNldmckJWSElRM1M2Q1JrNEhpUU9YUzRkWGZQaFNFWEJiUmhWZz09 |
Hello everyone,
This morning I received an email that, at first glance, I assumed was just another scam attempt. But after checking the sender and doing a bit of research, it actually appears to be a legitimate message from AirEuropa. Surprisingly, they’re now accepting crypto payments!
Following in the footsteps of Spar in Switzerland, it looks like more companies in Europe are gradually starting to embrace cryptocurrency. This seems to be part of a broader trend, and definitely feels like a bullish signal for mainstream adoption.
It really makes me wonder how long it’ll take for global giants like Amazon or AliExpress to jump on board. We all know it’s just a matter of time before they do—it’s not a question of “if” anymore, but “when.”
Stay humble, stack sats, and enjoy the ride.
All the best!
(Unfortunately I can’t paste the screenshot as I’m not paying a membership) | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdTZMX2dZaHNxQnpOYm16RzNBWk5JNkd6NGUzdGtkdC1aZVlxX0FYdnE2dFZMVUo0OVAteHVKY1A3YUpnRFhMR1ZCWjMyb0NMNmZDcVUyclp1ZDFaS2ZybElzeTBpS3FCS2tpODFIMHg4Vkk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRS1pESDdVcUQ0aG1oaDVxZnZackhsM0pESUM5RVJqNWJnSHJIV09Bei1TOXprcnViNlc0WTd5cWNOTXlBamZOS2tKWTZoWFVUQVR3bzhYLTFsakJ1ZmM1QVEzaFpRaVZ5V0xEWjQyVy1PMkswaDROZ1h4ZXN0T2hwa0ljdDNBcklTVXl3MmphLXE0TjZ5UkJoa0pFNHVxYlBtbXp4WFY1SjY3X3hteWtyQVl3MjlmMENzVDA4TWxJS01qNENtc3FJLXhDNFRoMmdXRWlCYk51djNnMmp2UT09 |
Just found out thanks to this [Tweet](https://x.com/CupOJoseph/status/1914496196493643873) that EIP-7907 has been approved.
https://preview.redd.it/ck5y1caoecwe1.png?width=2446&format=png&auto=webp&s=6d1a3774251acbfdbf21ad0de2d386495a24765c
According to the image above and the Tweet, EIP-7907 was just approved and this is great news for Ethereum development. To xplain it short, this proposal increases the maximum smart contract size by more than 10x. This increase allows deployments of contracts of any size while also preventing DoS attacks through appropriate gas metering.
For context, the current limit is at 24KB which usually forces devs to split logic across multiple contracts or use other tricks like proxy patterns. This adds complexity and also increases gas costs making auditing more painful. With this proposal EIP-7907, they are looking to make more dev friendly the environment to allow richer and more complex dApps and protocols without having to create a Frankenstein monster contract structure.
This is not just an improvement for devs, it is a real step towards making Ethereum a more flexible and scalable platform for more sophisticated applications like on chain games, AI agents, etc.
Now before someone asks, this won't directly affect the price of Ethereum but somehow it will because the better the product is, the higher the chances for investors to trust it and invest on it and also more devs easier working for Ethereum dApps. In summary, this is good.
Source:
* Tweet: [https://x.com/CupOJoseph/status/1914496196493643873](https://x.com/CupOJoseph/status/1914496196493643873) | r/ethtrader | post | r/ethtrader | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTGs4UWRsSVAtYUVKWHVQZkN0UTJZdnFmQVY2dFZ3Zk41N0ZrWDRhNUVUTlEzYjhIWFdIM3lyY2h1X3BEV0NCYkNzdWpyUEpMZGkxTnVQMlo2SDZfTHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYVFKaGpycG9INWc4N1ZXbTQzOHVLc2owazZ5OHR4MGk0UkdiXzB2TFhVN2JFZ1B6ak9HLXl2OFNiWEctajg4RU51X2pMVGRMcnVQM00wZWpTRGtpUTVlRDlvejljdENwNG1jVnNxaWZVN3RJeHRoekRtbkxkMVp2cHUwSFVJdzBxZjNVM0UzZGNiYjNvYm53b3dQbFc0aEdhNFR6eWJVWmZ6TEtjaDk4RHVDb2JWQ1o4ckQyaHAwOTNpOUlpTVhZYnltekU4cWNudGlTb2JXaGg2Ym00Zz09 |
In development, we often need to share a preview of our current local project, whether to show progress, collaborate on debugging, or demo something for clients or in meetings. This is especially common in remote work settings.
There are tools like ngrok and localtunnel, but the limitations of their free plans can be annoying in the long run. So, I created my own setup with an SSH tunnel running in a Docker container, and added Traefik for HTTPS to avoid asking non-technical clients to tweak browser settings to allow insecure HTTP requests.
I documented the entire process in the form of a practical tutorial guide that explains the setup and configuration in detail. My Docker configuration is public and available for reuse, the containers can be started with just a few commands. You can find the links in the article.
The link to the article:
https://nemanjamitic.com/blog/2025-04-20-ssh-tunnel-docker
I would love to hear your feedback, let me know what you think. Have you made something similar yourself, have you used a different tools and approaches? | r/programming | post | r/programming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ1B3OWNIcGRnYlhNdVJKTVNacFdsZlhUelhmOGJVdTRhcEpMcy1IRWUyVEJtZkF5aF9jZjQ0YUFSQ19DSFhMWXh6c0dNaHY4Tk9mY3pZTVN5VF9zQkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROHVvLWt2SjkzTmJMQ2k5aV8wdjNXeEFFNlNIN19Ocml3MlFCN0JTZHI5U2l0RzRHckFzbHZlOFQ5Q3NJcW9FVnpBY2RNeXNKaWdxUE0wclItN1dqYnFsaTczNGdER3l4dW9LSW9WVkVmMHN1WEVlek9ESFVwY19heWdCUTBRMTBfM1I0b0R5YWZJX3BuZFVjM0dZdzl3RlRCcVg2ajlUS1ZRUUo5bXNJSXJSQXVOX0hIbEJoOU9zVG9uR2c5eHh6UWdYMUpRT3JENDg3bl9Cbm11cmxWdz09 |
Same. Until I found CUP++.
A brain you can understand.
A function you can invert.
A system you can trust.
No training required.
No black boxes.
Just math — clean, modular, reversible.
> "It’s a revolution."
CUP++ / CUP++++ is now public and open for all researchers, students, and builders.
Commercial usage? Ask me. I own the license.
GitHub: https://github.com/conanfred/CUP-Framework
Roadmap: https://github.com/users/conanfred/projects/2
#AI #CUPFramework #ModularBrains #SymbolicIntelligence #OpenScience | r/deeplearning | post | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcFZoZDBzZDBQOTdNQW56dXNTSEdVc1cxWGNpTnBUMVAxbDczZWpSZnYzRmswUkdCel9PZHpBZFlUMzVEanBxQm1SYjVIalNxUXAyREs0SWhjcE1TaWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbFg0Sm83akQ1ZHpqYXJzVVg0NnE5R3UtLVQ1bVp4NDFpTTBRRWdJamZnOXNaUlZoRko1TGdPX3JZcnJmVmE1dVBBTTE4emJjaGxkbkxyeGwxbWNLOHRGWVl3SDYzRVMtNUtkVWFCbzNocWhWWXEzMFBWUjc0UkVlZTBEUWE1TlhiLWR0NTNPUFgxZXlyOVBHN2JaMVlkT1pJN3RLVG45cUlGVk5KbjdadlJDUVFMTFVvSDg3LU11TzFaZjJCOWh3bXNuTUpadzctVng4Vi0tU2MzeTc5QT09 |
Firms are right to worry about privacy when using cloud-based LLMs. Good providers won't use your data for training, will limit who can access it, have strong security certificates, and have clear rules about how they handle your information.
Running AI models locally is becoming a real option. But this means you're responsible for keeping everything safe, updated, and working properly. Many firms would rather not take this on themselves.
What works well for many is using both approaches. Cloud AI for everyday research and drafting that isn't sensitive, and local models for the really confidential stuff. What's best for your firm depends on how much risk you're comfortable with, what your tech team can handle, and what you actually need the AI to do. | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcTloY1VsMzMwM3FSVkFaYWgzZ1haaXZPejBqOHdnT2s4cU1uQ2Fic0h1eWlLU1dRWEhWN0F3aUk2RkFONDVDdjdLbWF2V0VyUFQwOE1qWTlxMzNNV2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRX1JQM2hIR2l6QmZuU19SbTh4VVBUR1VQQ185cFZMdU1iYjFHaVo2NUQxb0Z4MnBiaWlvRjJueU4zYU80cXNsck1kZDExQUxCYVhjYkd5ZlV0T3ZVdmZnMjZtQXdMVmFrQ0pqRXg5Mmd2Zm45ZnZNN3hmall6b2MzWG05WUl1amUtTkhwVHl3ZlNROVB3U08wNXp0MVhaeUo1SENDU196RHFzMkdaNXM1dTZjPQ== |
I have created an extensive trading journal, it has following features:
1- Position sizing calculator (Money management)
2- Trading journal
3- Trading rules sheet
4- Trading strategy sheet
I am selling this, if anyone is interested please let me know. | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMWxBd19TcDQyRXNTMzdZbTZIMjczZEF0aXo0RkQ0dGNBeUxXWmphU2MxWWJCN0d1cUE0SjVSQ1Zkd3dVdE4yWGg1dzdrQ3VQVC1pLUVZcGZvTlA1aGVEeEhuTkd4dWR6Qmd2SG5wZExxbzg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaEgyOHc2ODR6eDdHUmhadktmRDRMRUl6NktXUEVhRkg1WHhFNG4wMUJwUlNMZ04yRmxZMnlaZVFsWHVrMUFjOGZhS2QwNEV0bUFXclNBbUR2STRwREU1VEdKdzNoTmltTEVxbHhPTko3dWJNZ0NFV0szVm94LS1WUzFaeUd0TjNldGMtS2dUVzBxYmNuWGRoU0FaTmw5a3JwWTNEZXAtVXFlQVk0Ny1qTFAwPQ== |
Hey all,
I'm a full-time Ruby on Rails developer with 5 years of experience. Recently, my employer made the decision to shift entirely to .NET. I’ll spare you my thoughts on that—but long story short, I’m looking to keep my Rails skills sharp and work on something that actually excites me.
I’ve considered starting my own project, but honestly, collaborating with someone to build something useful or usable gives me a lot more satisfaction than launching yet another unfinished solo idea.
So here I am: offering my help on Rails projects. I’m happy to work for free, and if things go well and there’s a bit of budget down the line, some pocket money would be appreciated—but absolutely not expected.
If you’ve got an interesting project, need an extra pair of hands, or know someone who does, feel free to reach out! | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReFg1T2ExYlZSUTZTbW5BMk1xYTZ3Uk1mc0E3ZzRVOVBidHRnYXNHU2JMWDJZMjJjODFFcGFZZGd4TlFVTDA3VkYwV0dXZGtBVHljenBPUlJmanRqeEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdDk5SFhHNjdGM0FlNkt3LXRHUEFQb29ac2sybmVGRlFyVE1vVTVWRW1tODlFWHRraHEzV3I1R05GYWp1dVhtTTAteE15cUhvVnByZW1IT3RXeDh5Mm1YOUVaMFFQQ3YtQlhYdVdYNWdIZ0lid3F5aERoamdLTlRaanVRNFNmZWF2ZVEtUWljYjQyVUxhMDBuT2E3SXdsbWhVS3hnQm00Si1YaGNvYjBGWnU5Q2I1SDRFNlJ3QmxBcWUtck1xZGFt |
Hello,
I have a small personal project that has been running for more than 10 years. It got some traction and I had to switch from shared hosting to dedicated, and I lost the automatic database backups from my hosting provider.
I still need to create a backup system for my database but I don't know where to store the dumps... It's not that big (raw SQL dump is 1,5Gb) and since it's not monetized I don't have a lot of budget.
What would you recommend ?
Thanks
Edit: creating the backup is not the issue here, and I just need it for the database. The whole project is on Github so I don't need to save the files. | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMXpBLXhKTC1SWlZYZnN6NlF5cGJWMXZlWDdONllESDFvMlg3WHUxOTBtWnF6WUkyWlE4ZExBZE9YLU1ZM0VVOEtCd0wydEtHMnpNaUtpZDhraTlGQ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRY2JsMEtKOWR1a0E5R2pScjZUelVQZjRUMC1VSlpvZGZOWV9HZExLdFV3NDlhQ0lyM3VVOEZSX2hmeWRaZHMwYjFBX2kzNHhCTDJZa1RvaXZ1Vm1BalgwekhqbU5oeWJtdVgxUmZpbFJ2aml1aExGeDN2aVRXRXZIMTVNX0JyZ19zaUotVHYxeVAzOXg5eURMZlNwcnFKUWlITmNkZVlxZ1BITUp3ZXFxeDY2UU01M09DeUx4bGZuWHBlWldtdzFCcHNWS0c0MFVVcW5hUHF0WjFLeVJKZz09 |
How those posts even get approved...
And OP, your Github link is 404. | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUS1lcUpEQUxVX0FuTGFDTnlPUlRxM0FDUDNkVllpeUhYaTBreGpsNmlrcmFsS0U5RllxOW5hMUNSdC1ncE1SbWd5UTdPRmh0d1VrZkp3Qk9YQW9qNnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRU3J4SVZUNzlLMEpWTnpUT2NDY19qdjVqQXlrMFQ4TXl4VnFNak95YkIwLUprOFQ1Y0NmUC1Rd3BtWWdmVjFaelNGelNqLVNHcWQ1MDlraVZsbVBOX2lOaWh3Rk1KZUhGVlF3bVE2eWk0UG5MVVJNZUlCQkVxNk9Td0xmSW1SNV9IOW1xOHFTQVJDNjJ3NzYwLWFLRnNhU0t2QzJZTXlzME92Y0dlQkxMUGM4NmhpMXAyMTA1SHZYTTh6M0t0QWhYaVNmOWF4bi1nbmdkc1N4dzBHLUxrUT09 |
Hello,
I have a Meinberg M1000 clock and i am trying to distribute time to the rest of my Spine-Leaf network. I have connected a GNSS antenna to the clock but i don't know how to configure it so that it sends time to my switch. On my switch configurations, i have done ptp enable and i set the intervals and all. I just don't know physically how to connect the clock and the switch. I tried the "sync" port and the "lan0" port but it doesn't mark as green the "time service" option on my clock.
Any help? Thanks. | r/networking | post | r/networking | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaUtEUG1iZno1ZFdIQW92eGIyNXBOSlV4aUZ0aG5OSUJ0VE1CQ1gwTXN5SFpWRC1vbXdwazIzY2lrN0lRaWduZmRVanFnU1hGYjdTblZsYjhxeVozeEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQVJ6UkNsSjdtUmxLUXd2VURXN04wTENyZFB5YmpmVE95MUdhdjBBYlkzY1NlVXJET2J3QnBHVEhXZW9RNXN2SC0xOVBlQ1cwTjhSc25EWGRYT21BTjdrRmMxSVVFUFI2ZmJWVldDQzRiUUlPbjJpOWVDWkhEZEQ5YWhDTDBkQUMxWHJsWjlNclUtZzVYRnJqcFdzZ3JKMnFjTlI2U0dPUld2RVhPNUdPby13PQ== |
Hi,
While we are still busy working out a report about the State of Crypto 2024 Survey, we wanted to share with the community a recent publication from our group that uses the data from the State of Crypto 22 Survey:
\- From crypto to NFTs: Identifying the new wave of digital investors
(published in the International Review of Financial Analysis)
[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1057521925002595](https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1057521925002595)
Main findings:
* We analyze the differences in sociodemographic and financial profiles between NFT owners and non-NFT users.
* NFT owners possess a lower educational level compared to the general crypto population.
* Younger cryptocurrency investors and those working in the crypto sphere are more likely to engage in NFT investments.
* Crypto investors involved in yield farming and crypto derivatives are more likely to engage with NFTs.
* Individuals concerned about the misuse of cryptocurrencies for illicit activities are less likely to own NFTs.
For questions and comments, do not hesitate to ask. | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRT1NyeEJweFVWT1UwdTJjNEk0NlBIeTBxaEZLT1NXNEl6YXN3R0t0SGVwcl94ZjlRVzJ5WTVWMTRLaVNFLUtrMVlWN2d6UlQyQm9YUDhFMXFZdUlDWGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRY3lpX053WjhtN3h4ZU9QbzBQS0lkaV9BVGhMZzNsNkhwUmh5M21qTEpGYTJjTy1lNXcxRVdjMnJUdWg4SEgyWmlURWxwVWw0dFFfRnh4blllSG5ETlNwamdVaU9UYXJMRl9IcjRDSURTWTJTTTUxb2RKdWY4UGlEbWpRTnFWQ2ctM2FVSmN2X0tNUXd3UXE4ZURmR25BU05wY1RLcmRuWWViZGRjcHZvMjFMMDdUWG8zSnVGVWNKa0hYcXFxQmtw |
How can people in Eastern Europe effectively upskill?
My monthly wage is around $500, and after bills, I’m left with almost nothing. With a child on the way, I’m looking for affordable ways to earn certifications without going into debt.
I have four years of experience in 1st line support, but after relocating countries, I’ve only recently reentered the workforce. During my time off, I focused on learning coding and scripting with Python and JavaScript, as well as acquiring basic knowledge in networking, security, and cloud computing. Despite this, I’ve had no luck finding a job.
I now have six months and 4 hours a day to earn certifications that are widely recognized or complete projects that could help me land a remote job, either in Hungary/United Kingdom or internationally.
Any advice on how to achieve this on a budget would be much appreciated, this is my last hope. | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUnNDMnBFcTFEQm1xTVJ3N1BCMjVPaVVTTndWeGhVWkZ4cmwtWVdlVWRNaHJsZ19neHEyaEZKUy1DMGg3V3Z1Z3h1RGExRUZFQk5BczduZGJJSmtlMnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRY0JaazNwdWozUHN0bTVRM0xLZ2cyRXFhUm95ejBERG04QmxHbU5Xd2xIbVZFRnMxSllfcWh2TzlYY3pKNUxPNi0yeEtidDJmOXM5Tkg4aDJPcl9zRXRvTWZiZnpnVTU0WUEtTzhuUFRyVVpLdEhkRFhPdWJDLWxTc24xYmdSeDhpYUZEWnpjcHNJVlJjc1NDUXhjRWUtR2JnYXB3SmxjTzdlSXdaaHJCVUpSQ1VNdHFfNVk5U1M1WnZzUDllVlp1WUpJYWZNcXNUcy05UDRENlNHaG5GZz09 |
Non-X Users: https://xcancel.com/Polkadot_ERI/status/1914597543222337870 | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZ0pGajljYmphTTB1ZC0tNFBuc1ZrMjQ3a0xfMGlLdXRUdW1LM2hfM0ZoLXZRV3FIeUR1TGpzUmhwV01MZzYwcXdpdGlGYXdFd1U5WTROdUkzZHlPQWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRc3BVLW9jb3Y0SjNHZXJpenRPamhXbkhqVi1RZF9wazFUcnRGQWZHODNWd2dIaVFCQkY5TndkaG9DbXBKNkFjWVBoa1ZTWlNEckdPVnBiYlU4Ri12MllOUEFueWt1R3pMYzh6eWNxMXRvWmk1M1ZaSW9nTnBlOF9id0VQTVp4VEVSLWJaWVIyaGZfSmhCQWZwakgxOExUNjVUODJYNlpfZnJWY1ROaVp0OEhIcHF1REVUSDRhbFo4LUJaTnhCeXBl |
Non-X Users: https://xcancel.com/GehrleinJonas/status/1914602300447850601 | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReFI4RTJyTHpVT2pqdjFhM21ONWtHQmpLZ0tBNk15di1EMHUtVTJKNkUwM1VlTUxYaGNDMFU2UEE1UHc0dWNSd3pJb1dTd2hvZ1pUSTFPM2dMRDBqOGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWkI0ZnM3VWtLUmtsTHhmTGtnYTJZVnZpVEZiVjZGN0FlQmhCLW05NHYyVjY2RWUzejI4czFVLTRLWHdubms4Q3M5M0ZrQkVfaTJrNk9vdTJScXhRS3NzWXlSUmxSWllaTmY4RHRPYnpaTDF6cjlUYkpHQ1g3LUY3endKOWRiSjVCTkRXeUtDdV9rdnpQVFdlS3RkLXFjdGt5ZktJWjJodmxpMzRzeF85YjZnelhYZFBqU3dzaUM0YUI0NVVhM1BGaFlkZDlxc3N0SnA4WkkyY3dPRWE0Zz09 |
SWD promises to speed up diffusion models by scaling images stage by stage, in 6 steps per sample. Processing time drops to 0.17s, and quality holds up thanks to patch-based loss (PDM) that sharpens local details. | r/neuralnetworks | post | r/neuralnetworks | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRTJXUnVWaVZJalpicjh0WExYZll2WFJLVk5HamIxTDZkWmxUQmxVYzFwSjRSTDdmd2h3akJPZm5xekFpaU1menJXYjZVNlVWVVA1aEJwSlVnZV9mcjdrdVB4ZWduZUhfWjlrQjZ6ZUJGbTg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRei1pM3gzNEViSXV6QTdqMHQ1MHpDR3VrZUEzN1dXY1BnMlhCRzR1UWxfWm5DcFFGcTN3YllfdVFwYWpDa2pWaGoweUpxc2MyQVpvWllna0VMTmlOa3dSZHU5bzFfY2s0NTUzWWd5bUF6enVNcm1EeDRjLUdWcVI4em54T2ZKMjFIRmo2ZXhWLXJKZ053QVpWUUEzU0E5aDJlSlVvcTV0SnpvcjVRYklZTlVsS2NOZ28tTkxXOFRYQm9YcXdHY3lyUEw4TjJlYV9vM0xkM1JxajZnQVFWdz09 |
We are planning to install an expensive ptz camera that is replacing a less expensive older one. We have a ups in the ceiling by the camera. I have proposed changing to poe and to use the ups at the switch with a poe adapter. The reason for this is to reduce the use of two upses such that the chance of battery failure is reduced. We have a generator so we only need 120 seconds of power. Our maintenance team has told us that poe is unreliable. What do you think? I have never used poe. | r/networking | post | r/networking | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZ1FSeEhpUl9YNDE5WUFmUWE0azBaTGd5UzNQMV9HOTFDTFhyTGw2N0lvRjMyeGdjXzVkcmdLT2RxNURSUTR5ekdxc0plWi01eHhJMnN5NDhxWGtobVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRmc1SXZ4RmNwVGp4NVVlenhNTlUtMm1sLXJ0QzgzNzlMMkF0VjNfS09VLTY0WkxvbWhqR1E5NmNTVjVpQy1FNktReWZCNV9FakYxQjlXdmJuTjh3S1dhQWktU1JJbURzbWQyR3UyQk16YkYtM1dSUjhRQ18zTzVURGxxdDAyMlVuUmw3RGotazlsX1pCN1NfQnZrUkxRX1RhZnloc0w1UkYtTWs3YV9hc3dFPQ== |
Found [1 relevant code implementation](https://www.catalyzex.com/paper/arxiv:2503.16397/code) for "Scale-wise Distillation of Diffusion Models".
If you have code to share with the community, please add it [here](https://www.catalyzex.com/add_code?paper_url=https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.16397&title=Scale-wise+Distillation+of+Diffusion+Models) 😊🙏
Create an alert for new code releases here [here](https://www.catalyzex.com/alerts/code/create?paper_url=https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.16397&paper_title=Scale-wise Distillation of Diffusion Models&paper_arxiv_id=2503.16397)
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To opt out from receiving code links, DM me. | r/neuralnetworks | comment | r/neuralnetworks | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROHIyTDVuX1RjRXFTQ1AtaDFURmNlMklGTENMT3dZT01NaGduZFZhV016bmdrQ0ZBbXI2R0hScF85UnIxcEg4Z2pMdGFYX2o4VVg0cHFfR2VQSDk0VkNYYXUydXkwWERERmZ0TFdJWVhJSmM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbGRQVDZMUXc2Z01EWWFmQS1aU2xMZWE4MHdpbmZPcWRmb2s2ZGs5RXgyV24xVGhZR19LVzJ5ZC1YNnAzaUFrbWN3ZkNDVGRIZURTLXcxdTFINUlMd3NhOE0yU05pM3o0aUZWSXJBRXlSQVlHaVZoc3llWGQxTUstdjk3N1RGTzZWamZRTjR1NUJYa1VjNDhyby1EOWJkbWotWnZzNU5YWWg4RXpDMi1ZaGpfZFc0ekRVZkdNVEpjUjhORjNkQ3BBeHNqX1ZiWjY2Q0JXZkhXcUNtRFdWeTl3MTNiVHB0NUlFZ3BwODdoQlM4TT0= |
Ai is neither complex (to implement) or expensive. What is your use case ? | r/neuralnetworks | comment | r/neuralnetworks | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbUthenU2Y1lIQUZyY1ZXWWtPNmhRejJXRVItWEVmSnZxY2FIdEtSd1hJSThncEl6ZTQ3M3VlMV9jeTZENTFYckdlek8yNjljMEVndWF5Skl4WE9BTmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYllIZnNxbl91dldLYnY4c1pDbUo2WXJwUGJKOEI1WWNLWEp3c2E2RlVNZ2ROU1NtZks0YThneThtaW5TbDMyaGRiOG0xc1BsLVRuN25kWVhKeXRKMEZaaDZOMDNiS2hoSHNEMHdNbmFOa3A2SXVubDNfQkEzcmRmdTA3RHdrVDlwNVJpczF2ZXNkMy1BSGJTa0NDcjdoTVBpMkthbnZ3SFVyM3Q0YjVUUGdTT0w1b1dqbTFBek1ZRUVSRzBiZ3Y0aGdGdWg0SkxCQ0ZTTHBPQVh2d0oxcDdkVE44b3BtRnNFRXdHM0ZBd3Ywcz0= |
r/polkadot | post | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTjNWSU9MX3I3ZkhSbTd2SkhJY3VBOTdQTmp5a2xjQ3dXMFMtaHJmWlNwd3BIUXc0UEZ1OWFNR2VaNG9SNlpKZTVOdkZHM1FOVmhKS0tleEstN2I4UHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSGt4cUFoNDFqWFVVTFlIN2twMlUzTnJBN29tT3hsNFI1TkIyX0N4MHRsQ2o5NDdzTnllM0c3N1ZRcDhQQWE4UEN3a2FDWXN3WlhnRjcybF94aUZlV1NQVjE1MGwwSkJkTnVwNFpzUUI0VWcyMEg5bjNzZ2lnV2FFbnB0OUZrUDFBNDlkQTFxQjhBMnhmTVptRDIyNUhFM29SUS1ZX3FST3NtcTNlV1B4RW5DaVR0dmswR1NrTVZmS1ZFdWFtbXNo |
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How do I detect cancelled text
So I'm building a system where I need to transcribe a paper but without the cancelled text.
I am using gemini to transcribe it but since it's a LLM it doesn't work too well on cancellations. Prompt engineering has only taken me so so far.
While researching I read that image segmentation or object detection might help so I manually annotated about 1000 images and trained unet and Yolo but that also didn't work.
I'm so out of ideas now. Can anyone help me or have any suggestions for me to try out?
cancelled text is basically text with a strikethrough or some sort of scribbling over it which implies that the text was written by mistake and doesn't have to be considered.
Edit : by papers I mean, student hand written answer sheets | r/machinelearning | post | r/MachineLearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRR1Z0VU5EV01STldab05KWEVjY2lLX1JQMlZGaDBEYmJvSzAwaGR3aDFPWnhFcUNpbDZSQk5OTm9XSS1NZ25yNk13RjlMRFZsU3NMV19FMUZNY1A1QXdGQnF1S3NLUFh3MDR1aE5PWXZNclU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRR19qRmlkZ2hfSXRkazh4RGJIdUY1ckFPemRoVzJSaGJtbE9pcmpaNFZJYUszU0JDQ25pYzI0T2NaRk1udVpieFJUNWx0d0RjbjJ4aGp2ZGJranFFUEZOMjZYd290TkdZLVZuV2RCMDByRTI2QXlYS09xUHRORUh5OGpCWTU4NDJOSmxBeTZqT1RQSHhuQkprLUZ1d2xpTVFGcVE3TElIWGpZZHlPSGJCZmFLY2pkYXgybW5fbV9QTWtjRkdoNzVa |
Is the GitHub project public? I get a 404 for your first link | r/neuralnetworks | comment | r/neuralnetworks | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRem05bGNteXluN3VDRFozQ2hrMWR2akFZRnRqWVhrU29BbXJncEFrenRvS2hveWoxTlQwNWpHUjk4VFdkSi1ZTmYtYU5iVHJ5dW15c3lacDhuMHJFbFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReUNlN2tacjZWU1AtR3QzczB0NkI1RjRDSU5pdVk2clplMXZfTW8tZGlLYlZ3My13UkdKVGpLVVE5TWVvNU1fN1gzU2l1cjgwaFdsRjB3Z2xBLXFjUnhVcFlmbUtHT1hhNGNMUE1TWnNsS0pocFVJcHZ6blh6eE02alNfYk1rSXQxbGlrc0JVZmloMUMtV0FWN20wNm9xZy1MdlV1cGIzc2dHWDRuRXJ5LTJMRDRKTUdfa2pqRmN3TW5hWHZUM0NFZWhJSnBmQ2k4b0QxeWUwUEVDRWYwQlhKamZXRUlHbkNSakd6Tl8taHdkOD0= |
So I was looking into the Bootcamp route but I was considering getting a CS Degree while doing FreeCodeCamp , Odin Project, code wars etc as somewhat of a test run.(Prior military so GI bill will cover school and living expenses). Then if I can complete the free courses while in school without burning out, I was thinking about a part time Bootcamp(Looking into Triple Ten or Code Temple) to get projects for my portfolio and use their career help/connections to start networking for internships/part time remote job(possibly work part time for free to get my foot in the door while my GI Bill covers my bills) or instead of a part time boot camp I continue on the "self taught route" while in school and do small fiverr jobs for websites, small apps etc to build my portfolio while possibly making a little money on the side. Maybe a mixture of both?
Do you think this is a feasible plan or would I be setting myself up to fail? I want to get my CS Degree, I just don't want to finish it and then have a mountain of networking and experience to tackle. | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUkoyemw0LThzWTc2bEJ3RGVWc1JPcDV4ZzJnNUlOdXJiS2JwY09PckY0WXRjZldzOWRWV282dU8yb1JOMEN0M2dPNHhfZ1pDYWFiMVdmUzBCM2Rqdkl0R0lpSHdoVkFFdkZieTV5RmdTMFU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSW9uTnpwLVZkNDhaWFpGd3M5R1ZzQWZJRW9XQXRtX1VDQUloVzQ5WEt6MU5ReG02dlcyR1E5RU9SRTRzX2xaV3kxMlo3bEg1RjFNSS03S0F6bU1HdzM2eHZaazdjVi0wY0lkSUpUWjAtbnl3X3NsYkZXYzhLRVVaODNSbzVwUEM3b0JLSDJwYkdwWExYVkZldFZpME5PWFl1a1lBcU1ZWl84bERvZmJPRVdXWkJCWDk1TGhMdU1WalphTXUwR2FuZWxDRUh1bm92WjFaaXRxQmYwYk4wQT09 |
You know what, okay. I'll bite. | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRLVBTMjVXNUtRTEJQbnJBRGRnSV9rZ3lKVkEwUkxDMlFlSkJabFQ0YlRsYUZMUENkMExubUluZW0xaklFX2NjSXhURjZXTjdnX2FsVEVQYlowODBydUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUlJxb2hsbTdBMjZFaHY4Z09FdU9MMFBYTDNZb0Nhc01uRnF6T0RCc0E4cXI0TzRaU3VuTFlxRkgzYUZReW54NVlGcHlMNTU5eU0xamFNZGNvdTVnTUxkc2hIcDVFUEktMmhnb0U1bk1kblNsTzlwd1hjdkIwajc2bHpIOVF2Z294VEx5UU4wQ1N2NkVOYWMwSExiOGQyTGliYmtXWDhDZ3dEV3d1V1Q4TUxhcHl4X00xVFVkRlAtYUVjWlVvbXkzTG02T1d4NnpqWnYtMGI3bEtpZVplZz09 |
Found [a very good YouTube client app](https://freetubeapp.io/) aimed at privacy. The app pulls all of YouTube's elements separately: video stream, comments, likes, recommendations, etc., and these elements can be disabled in the settings so that they don't even load. The app doesn't require registration or login, but it supports playlists, viewing history, etc. In my opinion, this is the best YT-client! | r/linux | post | r/linux | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRU2c2YUpON0g1c1paTlpoYnZNaklzZGFMVGdkTDdMY0JTODgxR2ZXWG5wNEQtbk9UdEFYdEFSR3FHZVI4aThndUUwNUJfbVZvbjdobnhsUnBmMHpZSmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRHptOFFzaUdFdnU2NTJieFJBOHZiSEpzNnQxTEVtYkJxRWlsX3V1ZFIwVEgzM3gwZVFZV2FhakY3Wk1yRTduVkNPbGFMY0JWRW5kenA1eWsxWFJlYVVyWDdaTVJOTWhsM2w3bTVQQklxeXZRaW5MNzhmdm1jV2JFM09FT2xKall2TFk1RDE5NVJBb0NVbnZzSzlMUmZ6eEpPNXJxR2ZSRnplZldGS3o3T2syUzFJSUR3T2dhU1VkQnZWekMyRFE1 |
tx to https://x.com/taoinsider/status/1914603936595538131?s=46 | r/bittensor_ | post | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWEk1YzA3NXRxV3UwYkx5T0JDWl9aNzZfRXczaDRic0ZjdEM5ZlBvbE9vRkNNaDNKQTZXVlFlOWRPZTQzcnl0dUJlUEpOMjhrTHE3V2tOZG4wbE1uNEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM2Fyd3g5SF9CVUlZaWFadWgtSUdiTUs5d1RsTHZjRG5OZzlEVTNNeDVUVTE5b2IwOGsyTTJuM1IzTi05OTNaY3EzN1VGcWNKbGVzVVFKVEFrTFdjNTJUN0pydGRIYlpoRGFHM0VrWVJFck53MEZKUm9TYzZ1Y2o0bHJidEVaSVNNeWcwdXlpdDFMWmhmNGxNTU9zYW10bmM2Sjl3RGFCQ2JzWWtVRWNrVUIwPQ== |
WazirX might be making a comeback this May, if the court signs off on its restructuring plan.
The exchange has been through a rough patch with regulatory issues and user trust shaken, but this new plan could mark a fresh chapter. The goal is to rebuild operations, improve compliance, and regain the confidence of users and the broader Indian crypto community.
If approved, the relaunch could help reshape the local market and show how platforms can bounce back from setbacks. For anyone who's followed the ups and downs of WazirX, this could be one to keep an eye on. | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ3YtZXlac2pIVzVnUWkweFhFd3YtenY1UVJYa21hLWtROFJDbEJxdlc1YS1qWXZCV2ZxRmd5N1BMaFVIUUFKdzBnUVpQMWR1dzlLQ2xJb2ItWVlfVGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbGtzVmdHOF85VUpMNjlGWkppQ09UZ3AwZWhZVjFlaUZqX0c2WmZvaERDcDQyT2dmOFdMLVJQZmdPcDdQUTRjenlOS2NQUFhzaV9CNlBtWVNMc2dKcVk1bjlEeERvODFvTUVOdHdoMmRVX3ViZ1RkaVFfRzlTV0RRbmtEblNOeXdnNmh1NzZMZzdLSXM2b2M4ZGRkbGhTVlhrcXZLbWdxN0treGxacXZ5WjNUZ2ZIZHhBblV2czNEck9EdkNyOE5vbFl4ZjhjNUxLRlF6ejF1VFliNWk0UT09 |
What does everyone do when trying to understand a new repo? tools/best practices/tips? Other than just reading code line by line.
Or do you think there's not a need to do so anymore since AI can generate all the features and all you need to do is prompting? | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbFhJSnQ4TEVYTm5LcFNlVlFfYVZYd2JFZFhmUmNxZk81RjRXUldPQndJU0FldGNnRE9UcDdweGxnS0FQZ0NRbThiSmdkMTMwSk4yalhSaVE5dHZpS3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYnhxZTBWUHhKX09pUmxDTVdTT3pGaDQtRWdOMTBNSzJWLWlpZV8tSHF6UW9oWC1sUE5YNW9OdWRfLVNBTW5vbVpoMExsRGE5dGMxbm1nMnE5WFgzS25yUGl0UzRXVUJ6Wk5SZ0JoXzl2eEdOWVQ5YjRfNm5tOFJ5anlYTVlERlJUdUFvMFoxY2ExYlFBRFIzcUxGd3RYTVN1TG5pY1dEYm1UUjRNbjdObXRWa21MSnJCZHZCeklmSVhnRFhTb0FhTVZLdDk3TVNraWV6SDZLU1l0WE01Zz09 |
As we know, the transaction fees on PoS chains typically are burnt. The ratio varies by the chain. 50% of base fees are burnt on Solana while the remaining 50% goes to the validators, whereas 100% base fees are burnt on ETH.
The left chart is the daily token burn in dollar on Solana, the right chart shows weekly token burn. It has been around $100k worth of Sol is burnt daily since mid-Feb 2025, which is lowest since 2024. However, sol's price has been pretty solid, probably it's the only token that outperformed BTC over past few days.
I'm confused. Shouldn't the valuation correlates the chain activities/revenue? I wonder why the price has been going up although activities dropped? I have been also seeing bullish news about Sol on Twitter/x.com such as ocmpany xyz invested in Sol. Buy why though? If on-chain activities are high or has been rising I would understand. | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaFpYYUY2Z2VPRWpNZHUzZHJCaEZGS1JoT2RaaThxZTk5N3MxMWxHUGZOR2R1Q3hHai10YUlpa1JzdS1iYU9XQUhRX2syV0lZNnNneTRHMDByaG9zanc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTHBib2l3NFR5VmU3WGI0Y1lCNWFsUzRkdHU3SFpsLVk2NXpYU2RFVE12aU9WVjVuU3R1S1h1Tkd3MkZ2R18wN29WRFNWeHR5MGE4TVRsS0VlUWhyVUlsblBib2FBaGNkYWwybzJXQVU3dXhBU2VpOUttcXJlQnpLWFJJWHltZl8zVGdRQ3VzcGFOdktTeVRNUFFreXNCYmR3cGpOVmZQbnA3OE5BNmNrZkVackpKQmdHQnEzTkJLSGhXODBwNDQyQ25vSHdWbFdUS3F0Wl83NXhGeDdsUT09 |
Nice | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZWFkd2dpZHZ4b0dvTjRSR2lwbVZKS3hzWWVCM2N3RGJfSzlXQ3VPRmp3eFhUaGJ3ZjVUREFxOXpkVVRnZG9nbi1ZbmNIX2FyRTVhck42TWJJZ3pfRTItcVFwRUI2emc3WkQ0bUYxdWlmWFU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVkVZaDVsVlFSNDVOTWgyOWxiMU4wNGl4OUhQTmFBZ21LQkR6QlNYVF9kT1FvTE1TRGxndzVHVThTb0U0alRJZHdFcDNvSlZkT201dGNGYnZPa3pLeWxfeDZEQWdublgyRUNtLTZTY3dBdWFaa0pYY01mWTVrLURJNGUyUy1YTEZhcEMyOWVuYXpSUGFjczE0QjYwVkFVR0VVV3QwWUpnM3RocDZiM3lQWWp5enZabzNwd3FaQmRYTjE5eDJxb1JsNjl4d1k0ZWxwSGwtNzBIakM0ME16Zz09 |
Moon | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcDZPMUZ2UEsyRDNfVHN4cGFGWGNub3g5MjNaZnBLUnIwWUpZTmJBaTlZdEo1by1TdEwta2lDcWpidHV5R0kxTU1Zcks1aHRmblI2V2NwMkhndDc2Y3EwcDlXdUNVZFVHZ0hEMjlOMkVKVG89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRamtXMW9wOHBXZTA1ZElTX3pVZDhRSm9zdUJ5cHJGaV9vVzFmT1owVDdLMmc4c3Q2RWNmWV9TQnBFQWNJVFFkTTA3Y2dGbzFrbmVZWGQwa3N4anRYZWtSZ0V5elFYTkI2bGxsNk94WW5xS2FwbGZjYV95OUpYY2I5V0RFcVgyZnJiQ0hMNEdnN0lDU1g5RWFqOFM2RUpkTVZucTBxa3FNR2FFcWVHLVJ6ZW5BPQ== |
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The next Revolution is 404 | r/neuralnetworks | comment | r/neuralnetworks | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQVRueE5XQm1pZzl5UFd6bjFuQ0w3Vk1MZzlzRExGUk04d2QwRElYN3ZUM2lpX1NxRDhDeU9BRUlxRkpYTmxXV01iNUpSVnYxY0dJbDViWjVrLWdxdEVFY20ybHk0OFI1dEs1VmZsZkNwaE09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRmdlbUtzaDFRWnJpZmM2ZEdRZWxtREFnUEgtTWdUY2ctM3dBVWZQZHhJNTRnTVd0TDljMTBlMG1QUDFHYl8wNXlVU1pYYUNlV29rVFZ2dmNOZU5jdDRBY1dxa0RFQXY3OTZ6UHgwc2d5M3dJWFM2T2xUTGw5WWFxb3NmM3NJYUZDT3VPcll1QUI3SzczT1g2S2d0NXJiYm51M0loa3Rka2FxbGxfSkZQTmQ1SEdpSUExVDQ2VWhQazlyUzFjR0ZhSzVWazZUWkxrNUJyWUFqVGpSVzVqVDVtR1N3X2hEd0VYOWctQUdRTWttUT0= |
I want to build a Strava alternative that is cheaper for like 2 dollars a month. The app will also leverage other features like hiking guides. I am not sure where to start with routes and directions, I have experience using the Google Maps API. How do I create custom routes with different colors for labelling. How do I utilize GPS to allow users to create their own routes. Also want to understand what is coverage difference between Google Maps, OpenStreet & MapBox. | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRd1RKQUx2Z1NwdUtrWWpIYldXREZDT1ctSFRhWDZGVXRNVFFRdVBUZ2Fmb3hLQmZsWXAwN0xCZXpTSGZLQTF0YTJNQVVmSVhCSlQzTHNESE9XZUl6Wmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMDIxMVAzUlZWLU50YVZvcEJJazhNb3Q1V1ZKT0VWcWV3dGNjYjRUMU9jZ25ZdjFlM1VVVGl4blprSVNtT0ctZllnTnUwR3BUcVF5YUNtSXNtNFJBY3dHR0xidUwwVktoU2dsX0NKNjNlSndpbUxiY3oyVDRvOGNCdmVFOUxpNW1hemFPT1U3TnhNbnp2ZEpWUUlaSGxtVHZQbjZmSnE3ZGdEaUdjNXVCckRxQ09LeGlNU3dadHAwaFM0TGNtUTNj |
Interesting debate about PBB vs Bath - it's borderline hurdling a tackle, but also feels like it would be harsh to call, although Muir got knocked out cold by it in the second clip...so I do think it's a bit different than jumping over an attempted tap tackle....what do we think? | r/rugbyunion | post | r/rugbyunion | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTl8yMTROLTd5eHFqdVhuWkRTVWt6RlZpMlhiNG05alRrNFVwdXNJejJOTldlcGptMGhSWUdCdG5ZVndJQnZiQzZRbnBGaUdUQk9qQ1JoczlHclV1akE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRS3JiT2M0bFhfREs2WDl1UFQ0cXBHVlRMSnA2dGNJcHJPeGExcVVLeXRsRXl0V25sTW1QS0x3dURubGYzWEF2djNhYy1yUlhvMGU5X1IzQ1luWnBKaGp6Vzk4T2RRdzIxRVY3NFBvWWtZS2xwUmxzbjM5QVp1Rm5qbm44a3BqeUQzNi1wRkM1cVVFOTIxQS05a0FJdHBpTGhveUtLbDBVUl9zbkJxVW8tbVlPeTRkaElLR3pudnlib0I3ODhCZDBq |
**Where do you think AVAX is headed in the short, medium, and long term?** We all know crypto price predictions are more art than science, but that’s exactly what makes these discussions valuable—especially when backed by solid reasoning, speculation, or even wild intuition.
Avalanche has had its ups and downs over the last few cycles. From hitting nearly $150 during the last bull run to finding new support levels post-FTX, it’s proven resilient—but also volatile. Fast forward to today: AVAX is back on traders' radars thanks to improved ecosystem adoption, major partnerships (like AWS), and increasing use cases in DeFi, gaming, and tokenized real-world assets. But will it be enough to send the token soaring again? | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSVhyZDdHTV9odmNHRUh6VGFXZk1qcl9XQzE0Z3BrekFHOTdQMVVfUUxIWXRLVGhXaE13cS1qR0dibjc4Y2tPTWJYZVNLYmRXZ1BRZWIwcWZyeV9mU0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMF8wQnhKZjhYbzdFdjlRLVotN3ptV1JieDA4bXJqUkhxNEk3dDlYTXpUejUtZzQxTG1FVlZyUWN5TnJkdDdNOFpWcnNpZ1huVlZVX2J6a003SFdKYTE0Tmo3MU85QzlSQkRpdjRQVk42T2pmNDJTUFZwYUZPWUdWdTdzWTFGemljZWR6VFJnb1hSRXVld0trZzBIUFZhd0psMVpFSWRVeVItOHJJNGZFMmd0emd0amRERWZGOXVVMGJGUl9lNVZs |
Step back. Focus on the sub problem (how to share the distribution load). Good luck | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM3lVbXhNVDlFbjEtei03ZXNQQkV4bXlqa0N2R0J4bk9UWEQ3bFVqakplZVY4cUxYVVI0UktIOERuY2tQeWJWeGpsNXdnN2RVN2ljemNEb0tISDlYSGdaVlVPQWJzQlNmNkJCbWlKT2pSRU09 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZWZrM3VxMkxTZTE3QlotR0JMeFU1V1VJcWVQWnFWWm9feEk3Q2F0X3lNaFRieFNGR2VVYkhLcXVTdzJIbUkxd2owZ1FmOHdUYjdKc016Skw2NllNNnJXN29laVV4bjJIS0h5RVpnY2ZpVWxZbTE2Vjlha3ZxaThONU5xWUlUdXhnWEJJaFlDb1VLaV9HVUktc0wwMXMyUDBtRmU5VkRFRHpCekxiZE1aSXFSSlBqU1JfZnFmYVNQU1R5cVlPXzJl |
Crees que tienes posibilidades de entrar en el master de robotica en TU Delft? Yo tengo mis dudas la verdad, ya que mis notas no son las mejores, aunque cumplen con sus minimos establecidos.
Cual es tu situación? | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSU5USGFxSXBYczlWbHNsTUpXclR5SEZhRVFCSW5KTmVjREhyeUtuclcwYk9xaFV0Rkl4SHR3WTlObERBNFdIeVNMWmZ2ck0tQmNONWZfdTNramZKU2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRR2FtdE83NzhrSmdEOWRjOURRaTZPU1ZOLV85NnZrWUo2dVp6WjdBUkpZNmJtR3NJNlNVdzlZTDU5NC1fYUw1cjVwd3ZLZGJZWElpOGNJWFJFV1VZT0FLMW04YzI5ck5fQ25PS0dkZEhKQkRTOW5jdTU2SnJIVlR3T083TFBERWlPaHJDQWNONXhDbW92emRGTXlmczFfbWd2QjAwbG1CaUVVSEhTazhCdHlUWVFsYkQtVjFKelJIOFR5Z3BQTHN4MG15NC1JaFIyS2lxLXhJSXN0UnpNZHRwWWNBTFhfemd0Z0RsMmhGTDlZQT0= |
Hey guys, I've been trying to get Vite and Tailwind to run in October CMS for the past few days but to no avail. I installed Tailwind v4.1 with Vite using [this](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/installation/using-vite) installation guide. I got Vite running but it somehow doesn't render my files that are using Tailwind.
// tailwind.config.js
export default {
content: [
'./themes/my-theme/**/*.htm',
'./themes/my-theme/assets/js/**/*.js',
'./themes/my-theme/assets/css/**/*.css',
'./partials/**/*.htm'
],
theme: {
extend: {}
},
plugins: []
}
// vite.config.js
import {defineConfig} from 'vite';
import {basename, resolve} from 'path';
import tailwindcss from '@tailwindcss/vite';
const themeName = 'my-theme';
// Your JS/TS/CSS entrypoints.
const input = {
main: resolve(__dirname, 'assets/js/app.js'),
css: resolve(__dirname, 'assets/css/main.css'),
};
export default defineConfig(() => {
return {
base: `/themes/${themeName}/assets/`,
build: {
rollupOptions: {input},
manifest: true,
emptyOutDir: false,
assetsDir: 'build',
outDir: 'assets',
},
server: {
cors: true, // Set URL
},
plugins: [
tailwindcss(),
],
}
});
Folder structure:
themes
my-theme
assets
.vite
build
js
css
content
layouts
default.htm
partials
boxes
generic
hero.htm
hero.yaml
package.json
package-lock.json
tailwind.config.js
theme.yaml
vite.config.js
Does anyone have a clue as to why my files aren't getting rendered? I tried googling this issue and even watched some YouTube videos but I can't find my error / mistake here.
Thank you in advance! | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSEVmZWpubC1vT0hVQkFmeTJjQzE1OVhTc0llVE5uR1ByMk9zdU5zdzFhRGdjNEV3N2t0dEwzNDUzUlpXN0pwd1F6cHNSQlF2M0VVNkJLSE0zUjFjR1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWW9wOU1ZcWhKUU5DOXFydEdjNThWMFJXNG9WTW40RDVueXZwcjFXN3cza1lkbno0WG5WUFlqekVtR3AySmpWREtCeTRuWnRHakwyQ1Bmbm9MMTRKZkZxb3pYTm9yRGo1UzNqLXE1SURwRWpvTG9nQlJUVDlfZWtsb0lQVWhDOFFrOHpoNG1QT1BQZkUwNS1ELW1sX1FqeEo2QjdkUlpLRmROcVc2Z2ljdmlHdHdnZW5ORlAzbk1NdGUzRlRGY3B3XzZQX0szU1BsTjM3bkVYNHgzdFpZdz09 |
Four jerseys, Jeremy? | r/rugbyunion | post | r/rugbyunion | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWGtkMkZtd2lEYXdwb2VkSHlkUmpfOERpaUFVbFZNb3ZLbnRPV3FTZWFYVURZYXpFTDd1bm04Q3V5Z09XQ0xQem8xNnhVTi1IcmFnVVBXTjBEWkhadWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSU5ZaUlUVjRzX3Qya1E5Z0ZPd3ptY2g5aFpINEpJY0JyQ0RoQl85N09zMS05eDBDS2F2eUxTWV9uT090djFVVzJ0dTRjSm1LQ0JUaE9ic3VIdmFtRHlZN2NESGhLdWNsczVYeXFITF9hc005SFFGU204Wmo2WmRrUFlnelF2QnB1aVpVazdkWHdUWG01eGtqaEpqZDdkczRQbGRkb0w3MUhpTmlEd2tUNW5QRkJYQkxHSnhrWmw4VDlYVGlaaHZKV3Vxb3M3cFpjYTc5YjNUcFVoYXNkQT09 |
accidentially swapped for USDT not knowing it was "Bifrost" USDT.
i can't swap it back on subwallet, "no pairs available"
no exchange i've found accepts it nor do any crypto swap sites. they list every other type of USDT just not Bifrost USDT.
any help be appreciated | r/polkadot | post | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRS1FlaWx3QmxGUmZSazY3dURtTl82UkZHMjFLTXBkamx4b1pueWUyT3B4NXJrLUhwNW5DaXlWMURsckNTUGt2UGhWSThiS3c0aG9rRF9xUkdBdDRMLUNpMVhubTVXNE9sSTRzQnJMQ0hLQlk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRN3pDelQ3N2ZURjdXVGlmcDNjdVI3YWhGVWREWV9zcXY2andyODFVc2p3SlByQkJBZVhiaXY2MlI3T2RZRzBDajFvTC15Z1Z6VnhmYTFyb29obnNYYlN0aGtRY1VVZDB3QUpQekJhVDBITXIxbE1tSGZqVjVKTEt6cnlCUkhHdEJ3OGJpUlZPVW5xRmp1SDFhUU83UkhsRnNGTzhkUVZ5RkhURmFJOUxMNTNZRkdQeHdqRWNRQ0ZzZVhERnQ1a2dRTTNpYng2MmI1WXJ3c0NhUlpqOF9lZz09 |
I want to exchange it for DOT. Can't be done in Subwallet. | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReWxPWS1ESmRfTGp5RzZabFB0bkNhQlZGblBuYlY2OVFfdDZWb2dqRXhLenpiSEhJZTl1RkhvekRUMjgyRFh1UnVReGFyOW9vU1pOTGpacEpyNWNjRVZoVEpWRVJWTEgyd0g0Q3gzSlpHX3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWDBUR3Jfb0lCb0V1STBzQnV6SmJER3Z3UVlEc3FXR0dJQUxjVlcyR2lDeGxMOElydnFFVTQ5WHRsYVRTZHNXMXN2bUdjU29zY2c3bjIwSzBsbzVhVFBMYWl4MHlaZEd0cXlSUDgwejlTMzVBZF94NXhONkFTRXpUSnlISWxIQnpPNTdkbUNndzcxZFJIcW0zc01lTUFDQ1AxN2pvVlEwS0N3UnRyWF9qWThEZXU4OWhiMVh3Mk14RXlSRkxwVVcwUGtxbWt6bWhxN2t2YnhaME02Y3pEdz09 |
Use the same dex that enabled the first swap. | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSzN3VHpPZ0RSSnR0WFR2cVdmSFRIR1kzU2wxOWF6VC1JcnpBMHRJY2xlcUhQTElfcko2SU5zYllGNk5xUWJjNkdtOXpiM0N5WDA3UGNtUVB5UjY1Snc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNTB5cUw0VXcyOFEtR1NiczAxV2RnWFpsd2J3RFpCY2pvSnBxeTVwOWd2QW14VjRjNXJaSDlram9kRnpYSGotc1IyMkdOT0J5MDAzWlpkMnNYSzk4MFVSdDVCdlNwb05IbW5BdEU5X1llQmd2V3VKUm56UVpFUUFWMWtUdUdLdjR1ZGJ3RVdyTWFaRDZPUHRRcDdZVEQwcVJ5b2w3SVdEMkJFUUY1S3pLcGtVR1dZS21nOVFuMG9ZQjZLdDV0Y1J5Rnd0d0gySFJRSU8xaGtzU0UydXAxQT09 |
I went through Linked lists, stack and queue (Definitley not good enough at any of them): Currently i Have two choices:
1. Two pointers and sliding window
2. Hashing in Python
Should I Choose 1 or 2? | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQzRhRmVHR1VNMTYtaHNJR3lFNmZwNDBLUUpsWTFycE9aOURxZVNraWdYeUNSZGpDWHdmQ01QYmNrSWhoTzdtZW5DYUZ2STJqa0tfME9EbURodlB4TmpFaWtRTE1RRXBNeVlqUWpIYW5XR3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRblRCTFkxUVMwNkY2cHUxZ1JaaGpXS3owNVJFZHpIOVBGd1JMY3dEZDRzM2lmY01NOWZQLTRkZFhtSGdqbEhQS2REN1ZiV0hQQXFFbk5PTlJHcjhxX2VCQ28xeTZHVVp6Q3BycVNOQ3VCQU1jcWJfaGtwem9jVWdMN3VXbEhVTjlVVkhub3FJX0xvbWMyN3Z5OUNnRXBLODQwRUx6MW5KYVhESjNlc3JoTWhTT2hPaHBseWM5UzFXUWxmblQ1Vm1K |
it was subwallet that swapped it | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVW95ZlJRTFlEekpFbUgweG44cWRyNERXWFR2eWk0ZnJGajl2SFd3eThESVpaTWk0Qy1TdjFHR3lXS1RaTFNhaWM4WXJkNF9zTlVsSmd1UzdlUlFCX1RQVVVQRFdWODIxZlozMXdQaGdkM1U9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYWpMcWEtUE5ENGxNMkhNSThPUFhLWUR6MWVwNDR5U3FwVDBFNmI2WVpCMDFveVVMWExxdFpGSElNMlAxaWJ2aWxBd21oaV9LY1Qxai0xdnhneDZEdnJZSGwtU2VCS0wyMkNsdXl2RktvNHNwVWRISWZrSmoxYS1zWkw3aXkwZE5iRklXUTcxMnYwbmI0cklWZGFBX1hISW81LW1ycjBmeTFzWUFOQlJydWNnaHB5ZVI1NTdWM0lEcFU4WVJScmkxSkRweUVwcDhMLTJFa3F4YlA2SW9WQT09 |
What's the transaction id? | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMGF6dDR5UkdhLVAtOTBHZmFJRUtudl9zOWxvMXdjODlRd0hOdm12OEVjWUhUNWtVSjUzeEI1cTdGeGRsY0NJMW1EYWJjcXhPcjBHUXpBSDBDeWpRU2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb2pVYjZVZElDaHBoRnUyNkVFalRncENLQjI0M3I4VmtXVFRNVFA2b0hfUHlvX0xSYkNyOUY0Qm5maTA2TWhfUnVjRmlrY1FZMFpHSkVyQThFUzhQdUFtMFJVdUlJOW1oVldkaC01dU5Ca2RrTm80UkxFN1ZIT0xEb2ZFTkNIN0hiNE9JYnkzQ0paVF9rUXFZMW4tOUNCekRaTC1CZUtfelotNEVqRFNGb09TVVJ0SjZ3YUtSNnA3eUJPTE9LRkhUWDMtUnBySm5VYjU5dmxrbEEzVUJlQT09 |
you can swap it to the bullshit bifrost versions but cant swap it back lol | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTVl3MFFJcEVGejZsZnNLRGRCV21STUZDb0tYQ2V3ZVg1NmtPTXVJWW9TZ1ZvMlhJQXA3VmtwYXIyaFlyUEtZby01cDV3T0theERWNmRMbnJDaFFMcXhjbGxiVzRaZC1yTV9zOTZITUstUUE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMFM4LW5IQzF1cEQyVHdIaWdQVENjWHdDRFVYRFpVcTlETi10LW8wQ0pPZ0hvcWg0T3VLTUJuRnpZeGZOWmpOQ0lDTjRNTWgzeVZ1S3BQc3V1MjVGbVlydFlHRzdDS25TaWhLR1pxaVh3dG5qd05uNkhCMEExejJqUHloOUtvTDVScWFUUURIX3ZwMVJyVHpLU2JvVkdzM2Z2XzRjQ3k3TWhhUVZ3bjczS0wza2NmYzZ5TWlGdHZlcWNMVDlmV1N5aTRZX0RCZ0ZWdFd1dXFVZ3R3bHJ5Zz09 |
Send USDT from Bifrost to Hydration and swap it there.
https://app.hydration.net/cross-chain?srcChain=bifrost&destChain=hydration&asset=usdt | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMHJyNTVxeFhrSjYtUWI3cDgzWFIxTllFVjBqdEVDb1ktb0dEbFlkNWJyS2hrODQtVEl6dlBvcmZ0djJobEF2azJIcEwwVkg4VFBxQ3dkOXlDbWRLZEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZDc4bFFIV0dncjV2TFpFVU5tY1VJMFl4Z2N4UDl4VUlFck91UXVmUVpLNHhEU1Y2NU9iNTgyaklHWjJTV1R0bEQwSlg2dGlJcS1SUkIzWWVRS0hPenRhc2pBa3BRbnAxZFZJTnhmNVFIU2tvMmVYcVI4S2ZfSDNpSUxya2ludk4ydGJTR3ZiY3hjR2FxVm4yTnZ4VnNJTnZCTTNEdEFQT2R0ZkJyeXVhMV9TUnF5S2xHSzl3X2ZJUGk4SEZiT0FIczA2T093bnZpZXI4cjZNcFZQTHdhUT09 |
[https://bifrost.subscan.io/extrinsic/0x8dc99f73c5e12a0e1106d1cb7271465bd90d8a9e72482b610c26a002f9fe5ec2](https://bifrost.subscan.io/extrinsic/0x8dc99f73c5e12a0e1106d1cb7271465bd90d8a9e72482b610c26a002f9fe5ec2) | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdDQ1bFpkSnZtUm1Cc01tc3pVenRzZ1FCdmh1N1VjTW1STUg3aWFZYUZuQkprYmFqaVFmNE1jUVpLYlpISnozelRrM1JHZ01POUdIQ3RrWlJHRE13WnNxZjlKa0RucVpScGFBUTBIbndoX009 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaU00RGpfQ1c2NWJwQ0hRc0FreEhMbDI5Vk9rSm95c0U2UlptZ2FOdW41aGxPRVFlNjRhWTdWX1VpclV5M2c0R253VE5jdVBoZkFhR0ZkcEtLOHk3UUVYVkloR3EzaVQ0UV9lczUxcG1zUFZTeG9yc0h6MHluUUxVVWlvYWdER1ExVGJ3UmplTVdxYl91dVc3VXprZnQ0amZtNVE2QS1ULV91aEVPcmZMdXFvbEtDU2hTbk56ZGVNTi03THVlTjA0T0QxRzJiQl8wNmpxeWNXWmw5RWNpdz09 |
From the hash, they used zenlink as the router. Why not try that and see if they have enough liquidity. | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRejUyZzZVdDlYZ21zQ3VYREhMZ0lxNDFXZzVSem11Q3k0cWpSZW1HNUIxR0l3RFJXSWNzaDg1NXUtTkNXendyemNIbWgyNXRuZS1YUmx4S0kyNWJTa1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRV3diT21aR0tYaHJOa2k2Mlp1SUVHQmd5T0NUbkE5Sk56SGt3a2hTNVhHV2taUXE0aFVWZVZrT09PQTI3Rl9IN2dBY1I5aUtGTmVUeWgzOXl5RlhmN2pGVHpxRjVxYWtyUFF2dEdkcldxVTZVZDVzZm9HVlJ4cWZiMUhfLW5VVHVIWmZINmctZzhpdnVoVkJoNXEwYmpjcU9CeUI3aG81T2dLbUFWZFR2UVZFdldKZ214M2lwMzcwVGV2X1dQUjNGcDZXUll0T3RfaUlGb1lXX1ppQVkzdz09 |
(WTRF) — Thousands of biological samples stored at a federal lab in Morgantown, West Virginia, may be lost following major staff cuts at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). Former employees say there is no clear plan to preserve materials like frozen tissue, human urine, and cell lines used in workplace health research, according to Wired.
About 200 of the lab’s staff were laid off or put on leave as part of President Trump’s policies and DOGE. The news outlet said, the samples, some requiring storage at -112°F or in liquid nitrogen, could thaw and become unusable if maintenance lapses. Remaining staff were told nitrogen levels are being monitored, but concerns remain.
NIOSH researchers had been studying a range of occupational health issues, including exposure to PFAS chemicals, mustard gas, industrial dust, nanoparticles, and synthetic quartz. Some were developing faster toxicity tests for military use. These projects have now stalled, along with resources and research for black lung, which disproportionately affects coal miners.
The Morgantown lab also houses rare historical tissue samples, including diseased lungs from black lung cases. Staff say there are no clear plans for their preservation. | r/uspolitics | post | r/uspolitics | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbmZ6NVQ4Q1VkMUdpTUlRVVZDbjR4aXUwaVE3NHN6NEVDazdQVWtyV0pCWElodV9wa2lwT0diVHNGSW1MbUtKUUphY1hoTFB0aUFzMlBGTWwyLXpJMnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcnlESTc3RGFYYy1vZXlCQW1ENFF5eGs0UVQyaTF0YmFsMDVLbXJMdHIzZFV3WTVBMzBIN1phcjFHOHVmTTRUVmFIVHZHd0t1SmMzd195STlPR1hCUlRqZDF1dTVMMW1icnBHMVdkVUZDamhyejhOTHlnSHR3Q2ZKUmVRdG1OTzFiZF80WE4tNnFUNUtrM241cER1bGJSVHJIWEUwU3ZHblEyRlNIcjIxY0NTYWpiV0QySEotQjZNTlE5ZHIxa1lyMHcxeklXOXdtYUxYMnIwNVM4LVgwZz09 |
One of my coworkers found this exchange advertising higher selling prices than other exchanges. So he went ahead and signed up and sent all of his assets there, about $1600 worth. Now he has to pay $600 just to do a withdrawal, if he can even successfully process a withdrawal. He has tried messaging support, no response. I cannot find an email address or any means of contact, I cannot find any information about this exchange anywhere. I think my coworker has been scammed. Is there anything we can do about it? | r/btc | post | r/btc | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRT1BiSEpvX0ZuV3NDM0EwS25nN0p3bTdNaDQyZkhYVHl4X0FUbnJycDdYc21wN19ZajR4dElQVXdIZGRJNDlja2hhMVFRY2MtdkMwWl9KWDlwRmw5REtFdHdQbzdZdFZrR2NNMEJ4ZjNjNms9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNUZyTVBjcmlCNEpvVVpXWElROTBnakMzR1NLeEM5aHI0RUdkamhfcnUzUFIwYkYweGpiQk1JZGR6ZnFOUDJkMXR3dGxvUHd1VVlDTzd3ZlZ1N3Y1ZGZNV21RVGcySnpSa3dhVFNseG5FN1cxLTg0X2cwdW9tZ3dwa2FCQTFQTm83dG1zUE15Y1k4OHRJUEJMeXpxZ3Eyb3ZpVDhodGxkcjJmb0NNWk9ILTlvMjc2NjVtd3JJY2ZFMlQ3UWVYbE9W |
Hello everyone, I'm pretty new to programming, I want to learn C++, maybe someone has had experience learning it and can suggest some really good literature? | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMlJ4UF9XcGhqUlNoR01LbzJ1cVplaEw0eV9kNXd3cHA1SVdyMFFISWdDd0JxckZLR2JVUVFaUUJVTll6ZWdQRldSMVhaS3FNUDJqcGZiWkFLdDNuSHNtekZhVXhZVG1rSDg2Q1YydGlDbGc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUmFVUG50YURfMkxzM09kZ0JXMmd3SG0tdlQyaFhxLW1jNEJjaWI5bGVpRE5SWGZhMmp0aU9EenJTbTlJWXFaRUgzcG1nZ25Sa1llaVFZN3hoMDVkdEhMbFhvaF96S0dfX1BNaUtpWl9pRHMtYVI0SURlS2xja2sxMml4c1hnbVpkXzRIMWhZWDI3SXlUQ2d4RDVBNGxHQmRWa1BKV09udTJ5N2g0Y3BBR1lSS0kxWlV4QXlhV1dSRC1VenFHUVh1 |
sorry to be a pain but all this cross chain stuff is way to complex for me. any chance you could break that down for me, how i would achieve this? | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRME5CdXJLeVB4WVBGREg5d2NsUzRWaDlBMW5DMENqWl9BOE9hRXEzNEItYmlGeTA2ckNBTWZLNDlMZEliMHoxZEFDd0Y4cWxUcDcxVFlobWxTaWJBcTdEV1d6bWQwZ1c0VjdLNUJIVmQ0SzQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbmFfZ0N6RjFkQVEzU1lRRksxQW81NGdLTFVXYUxoMlRBTHZyODFFOWNBWHJleUZ4U3ozalFDX1NmTDQ5dzlEVHNDSDNOeUhHa1JSaGt2Z3MzWFIwMUk2Ymk2VlBBRmFTM281M2lRNGg0N3IwMXJBR1pBSTlrcmZqZHJMTUdGSHFHREtRQ3dlSm84NU9ZYTB4WElqZGszOHRDcnVHMWY2cnB3TU43MnhDNzViRzJhcEE5aU10THM2cEluQnB2bmIzQVQwTG1YSW1ZUUxaNDVVNjVoMzdCZz09 |
This post contains content not supported on old Reddit. [Click here to view the full post](https://sh.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1k53gri) | r/cryptomarkets | post | r/CryptoMarkets | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWmg2VE9MRmMzTE5GZ0l1TzFtOW5rdDZzNUx3eFV1SmZPQ2pXNENUbEtNbFdjNFI1dnZLSUNSM3VsRjE4dmdVWnI2bTBjejhZSEM5dG5UajJCdThXLXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYW1CM2RFaDREWkxoQmR5MmZYXzY2ZWNRSHJLTVVkbGhZYXNYZy1jY25PRWdwbm5VUDRxSlNoUWVnMDVjM0p0OTBTVjBvd2dITV9DXzlRdGJpREdIVXAtazFRZGVyVFBWdHFEbmxsajdVdjhMT1dCRjNiU3NqNy11MS16NGtRcVA1UHdZZ2FwV2hXV3phczRCMENJYThWRlF0eGg4UlA2ZHdMcjQ0aXluQ3VQRkp4c3VlanBLMjg2cVRFN1dVbkVhcEZiZFV1cDFidlNIOWhZWmh0bVZwZz09 |
Non-X Users: https://xcancel.com/lolmcshizz/status/1914625191440699514 | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRDRnRXY5ek1lMjJSRjc0dEc3SXhDcmRfSHFwU3RpX01sd0NqLWllekV6WWctd1AzX2ZQLWk2clN4MnBRNTE3REpnOFZmWmtUVHkwYVVVU2x0b1d1OWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRFhhWF9wWElXb3pONVA5Zjh4WDdZRlM3UC04bEZCTmhNcVlSUkVvaTd4UGt3UW42WXE3WmxqdXg4RWxfU2lzcUtYcFhJY0RLbUxsVHZ6MlphR3M3cFJNU2V5VFJjamczT3hLR3VTUEg1YkRzTnBFSnh3bjQtWWZQYjVVTS1SVmNhYXRFbGFndjRIMklsR1F4Y0NXdzJEci04U0FrQlVBa1ZxMm1sRUZwU2MyY2Y5aXJuQ1VLQ2gtcFZHa0hDMWRpdk8tb1JBOEtMb2NUWlMtZzFTZEZ6Zz09 |
Non-X Users: https://xcancel.com/TheKusamarian/status/1914620198432186737 | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRWlvWWtfMDJMZ1d4UUE1dFZaOXhXdnNfMzR0blN3c2ptaUVyVXBDb1lJSXVvSDJaYUpkR0ZQT0E1bm1rNzUwRElyaEdfYWh1NzFBc3I0ZWZTWlNQa3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVU54VzJsMVRNOEVqcy1rd1M4QTctQUhNUUlhQ3ZVaEFvdzRqQ2NZVzB4R0taZ09ObE1NdEx5Z2JEc0o4U21iYTJpSFhSYURYZkRrR05RMFZEaGxpZnNqV1p1S1h2dWlQakc2VnNaZEZoTnB5TTNWdHVCcVQtUWx4MVNJQzFTUEN0TldTR095ZVNGa016dnJsUVItOFoyQ2U0bEFrbkxTa1JGR1UxTHByeV9BUnllYmcyeW93NnZXZlVEcDRNSEFH |
I’m currently using Jupiter to short/long solana,btc
But fees seem high.
Is there any better apps I can use?
I’ve been doing it for an about a month or so so not a lot of experience with all the platforms.
Ty | r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbmMwaGhPaTZ3RzFJNV9RS1JVaFhKOS1VbEZrYmp0UnFiVUVLeVdaS28tN1pSd21NeXFoc05rMGRNLW5SbzRvOVc3eDVaajBjeGdZUXE2bGVTWFBSREE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYWZPU2J6TXRxUDV6TjRROHBiQWtURU96aDZaVHhsZU9QWGwzcElGZjE5NUhMUUdEaC1wVWVPM01iWjJObGRNN083QjhGMnFFQTdkTWxSTXpicDJ0Q0w1bXM1ZzNzZlhobUk0ZGZYcDhDQ1dQRXZKakh0aFE2ZlpaNlNzX0lacC00bE40OUxjWXpiZDlja29LaFJiYldHQUpsS3RVRTc2WUk4bGphbUFtcFgwNE5jRzAzU3UzSnhNUEc1bXVnbVhN |
Today i met someone who annoyed me way too much.
She told: i was doing my reasearch, blablabla in 2010, but investors, economics were so against bitcoin.
But i wanted to invest 1000$ in 2010 and i could be a millionaire now.
i'm so tired to argue with these people.
They argue some random economic said it would be a bad idea. But when i tell them why didn't you only put 100 $ in? or 10$? or 1$?
Do you ask every health expert if you can spend 2$ on a single pint in 2010? If you could go out on a night spending 30$ for fun?
And who guaranteed you woudn't run for the hill the moment a market would go down? you probably sold a decade ago already to took your profit. | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTVFGemxVQ3FpSGxxMmladDVJeWtHcENMYk5tZ1RpeTl2OTRhOGhFdkctM2YzejVLcG1YVFJ4SFFVQnQ4cWNrZUdBRUtZdFR2ckJZUk94MlprTGZhYUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRXVuc1QyT3dTN2l3Q1VVTWpmeUJ2Z0Z6Zy16LTlIbGg2RFo0UFQ1dXExUjBGQ2JpUWc4Z1p2Y0Y5SmxFNUY2akl1N1hWdW9RWE41c3ZWUGxsT1FpcDBjaFpPZ1JpcDVTc1NrOTNGTnNhUlRYekRGZ0djUmhJOEpSMDhWcWVPUjQ4Z05VSF93TmFHdTlJM0VLZ21IN1FCOVlwM0oyNlFZeU81OS1hWWR0Z180clFhM3NVdnl3U0dCOE81ZFRHYVFKdEE1SGR4R3piekRrWEhvMGI0OHl0UT09 |
TickerQ – open-source .NET library for scheduling and background processing
TickerQ, an open-source scheduling library built specifically for .NET. It focuses on performance, developer experience, and safety — avoiding some of the common pitfalls seen in existing tools.
It’s a new take on background execution patterns — aiming to solve issues like:
Silent failures from reflection-heavy logic
Lack of control over execution timing
No compile-time guarantees in popular libraries
What makes it different?
Compile-time safety via Roslyn analyzers
No reflection – better performance and fewer runtime surprises
Cron + time-based execution
Real-time dashboard to track what’s running
Custom throttling, burst control, and EF Core support
It’s fully self-hosted and open-source, ideal for teams wanting more control over periodic or delayed executions.
Would love to get some community feedback — happy to answer questions or chat about architecture/design choices. | r/opensource | post | r/opensource | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYUdvdmJiSklhVjRYRlFTZ3FSVHlzRHhZUnhkODBXVjFYeFYzSHdIM2paSXNTVjd1Vkd0U0ZvSGhFTmt1UDdRdC1oYXMzNnZoMXdtbFNDYmJ1NmdzV2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMFg2bXppYUZtdFZnTWkzMUlMWVZENl9CQ255eWFrMXQ3STR2OTdMcTNRNVNIdWV4YWZEZ3ZXb19jUFlMNEJ0dWlHNFhXQTdiUVE4ZzlOaFhWT1JSRC1qR2VDOURaaDJaZFhtYkdnSjhfSEpJd2tTXzk5ZUFtMnM4S1JUWjdGemtsYUR3QVRMcGNOVFZnTXYtZHRPaHBFRUlaSHlaMWZXM0lzQUpPT0NuMTVBUjdNWnVMMm1iSlJqdzdTckRxWk9x |
Hey Guys, I am currently building a SAAS where I have to build a custom domain feature, backend is in express js and frontend in next js, I want to implement it such a way that everything is handled from the website , ofcourse with some redirections. there are some options but they are charging $20 a month even when nobody uses the custom domain feature, what would be the best alternative? | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaDJBeWZ0amo4UlZTOXZvWTFncC0xaFFCMGd2THNndXBBX0JwcGlObTRSVXBmdDVpN1NEaXZncTQtZDE0OFY3RDFyOTlRdGt4ZjctM2g4YkpfNnZjVmVzNVRobjdhTmxDN01yVmVpT1FxWHc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcHFvbWxfN05xejlSdHlCMkRvM1NEV0hPdlBna0l0cnVjRFRjOGY0YkdIZVJSN3Y5dUcwc0tab0JpLUxTMW1Ic1JGNXltaXYyblZBZy1neU94eFlhTHdjMWF5UjgzeTdwN3M0NzNZblFyUGhVOWxhb0VZcUhRWDVmUG5zdXBIbGdub3FkejdEaUxRcXoyalhDVmNWdzFDZDdWNTI4VWhwNnRWb2pMMUl3RnNBPQ== |
We knew about Cooney and Treadwell going, but Al, Matty and Warwick is going to absolute obliterate any depth we had. That's us down to 1LH, and maybe 3 locks in total? Christ, next year is going to be grim | r/rugbyunion | post | r/rugbyunion | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaWNWaFc0V284T0RJTEVNajlyRngtTWxCTmlQNVVRQTNjMGp5V2toOUJVczhQdkppX2Fuc0hQOGNKa1ZQemxqOVZIYmhPQ1VVbzZpeVc2bWZVbUtIRlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb1lwTkY5OW5VZUk0WVV4S3RmUEd6RHVwNHRBcEdxQTZkdFUtdjN3UG0wN2UyWktqWVp0RTVkWmtNT1NQc21FTmFYT0NsQTFJZHF1RlF2ZjFSWUhCNnJ6SHVUZUVXcHVtZVNJWTFSWFlWT19iVWdTelFKRDNDa1hINHphRXB1RU1FM0dieDVJeXg2eU1UQWJkU0hIdFl3c3R3NlJra2tWNy1yUXpMNTNOajNUSm80VlplQXF2MkpDQlJReEpkQ3JRMHVwXzlsdHoyVVlmV0liRXUweDlRQT09 |
I am currently working as a software engineer at international company that has office in my country (Bulgaria), I think to start sending CVs to other firms in order to make more money.
But what if my current manager finds out that I am looking for new job? Do you think that their attitude will change or they will try to fire me?
Someone experienced? | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRjZ0Y2ZaMzhyZ1IzMGpQNEZsUGhJWXA1b05YUEZCT2ZXRlRIaWlQalA1OXJaM2ZnQ19vR0o5dU45a3k0em9zSHl1dEFvdHhwZGNPelcxazhUVnJrRGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYS16TlA2UDNEZDJubVFEYlpuR214NlUxTV9uM1pKTXZCcWRrZGVra3ZCQkhCajh1QXVhTWMwMUw3VGxaSGczWlhSUWJXcUI5THZjUGtxRWpKNUFSZmJrX2RvTWY4dmRKWi0yUHFKb0Q4aHBlRlZRRkZHOF84d3lRYUtpZjNLRnRsS0dhaDlnMmZNNXY0VzNQTkx6TGFPQUZIV2haNnJ1OC1faWZ0ZVJsQjJSU2wyRmg2R3VfM19TakNKYVVPUjhBTFRLS1EwXzc2N2d5NWNpdWl5NTdMZz09 |
let the downvote begin | r/neuralnetworks | comment | r/neuralnetworks | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRmF0a1U4Q0ZtSjhkSmFJM0lONmJNQ1hWdFRRdE0td0RqMjBYOXZIb29NZHhxMm9qaU1qUjNiaVZnNVMtdDllTGcwYV9aZG1LdkVwcGlZU21YYVJob3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdm9yMllQYWxtWU9XS3U2RW5hMUJrcXd1YWxOMEhIM3VVaGxiQXFNQ0dwY1cyLTBfelh4NHVqQjdVdzVWc2djYUJ4QjBMNnpoUGljamZXVHZBS1V2STFHNVRJTG14ODNaSDl1WGdpeHo5dmd3YkE3SVE5UVIxRnZ0VTA4R0lEaVZia1RnZHpnbk9YSHAwazhSWUJQMThpMzg5MTBZNzBwSU40SzNHTGpGTlkybks5SXM1RWtHcGpuTjRMbzUybUJ2cWJLdUZPZTE4THBvODRDSElXYmt5UHNLeUowazNpYkZHOWtKNlo0R05vRT0= |
A few hours ago, we discovered that the offical XRP NPM package has been compromised and malware has been introduced to steal private keys.
This is the official Ripple SDK, so it could lead to a catastrophic impact on the cryptocurrency supply chain. Luckily, we did catch it early so hopefully won't be introduced by the major exchanges.
Currently, this is still live on NPM [https://www.npmjs.com/package/xrpl?activeTab=code](https://www.npmjs.com/package/xrpl?activeTab=code) | r/programming | post | r/programming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRelhsdGNtMVkycmtlTWl2amoxbnhkbW9FTXpxTXBPVXdoVnFpNVBDRnBwb3ZoM0Q5UWR4R3BLbGJlZ3Vic0M3TmtYREw2OW9udWN0MGhzT013NUxVUHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNkhRVG1nS0RxS3hwUjlKUHBEbHR4Z3pSVk5WYkhHcG96WlpmWFFEZ0N4d1lEN3VrQ3hxeEtZb1ozVW80cjlYTC1TY1NzQVM2TW80cEZveEhGWExDZEpyMjVuNU1YS3lJXzVIT2dSLWdIMkVOTThSdHRFT2plMHM1czlaRVNjM2hyWHBadGFTNWw1UnBfcWx1MWNIYXFNYWcyVkM4YWZMVTYwRDZJenYxVDI2b2o0QWZqVTQ1ZUFpcWZtME44VWl0WTB6aE9HWkFVWHlUZE5rY2VaYm5NQT09 |
Do you roots stake via taostats | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRU0ExMkhaMUVlMGZLaXRtb0NjSXVPMWxoX2d1YjNMLXA0djQ3bTc3dzg4c0Z5a3NtMlRaTzdMQUNBeW9rMF9PejJWT2xCdmVCcGZVQWgtbzBaTGpHMGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRWJnbktPN3hlXzVfSXNMTHpyUzFuSTZld2xFRlR1ODdGd1JPME9pamNVUExsS3pKNDctTzB6Y1dFdkRjbU9KN21Jc1B0bUdlb09xZ1VQck9PX2t3bEV5eE1GTHVJTEo3OTlkRzduTVZScHJxcnVKZnVRNjZlQVRmX0E5UVk5Y2ZjcXFaQ0hOWXpXanN6U0dRVHJmZjJmV2g1OHVNemtNWEM3T2dYd2JfWDZQTm44UEhqU1BybWpnZFdGcktPUkF6 |
is a testnet, a simulator. | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRS0o4eFFpMHMweWVTTFFnNW81U01US3FPQUgxaFpJWWluYmZyeWJWVXQxRldRMjRxTENrYnBkVXdwdmxYbWd2VlFNZWtqM1o5d0tOUzB1X2Y5a3U1MFR6QmVXRWtPSEhuN3RzY0xJYkRkMW89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaVh1LXZiclRJNVgyYkNnN1dMRmN4S1p0T0NtOTFNekVPTzk3R3lVbzNWSmRlNFJFSE1QQnJMRzA1MFI3RkJYQmgwUVZTUTI5ZTZmci1ydDQyRW9GZ3RPTzdjT3dKcUlhV0hqeEVjUGQwQ2M1clZfWmdYVzRvMmt5d3JhM3BmcEtDRkhsbUtZSWNadUR2WER4VXdPRHhQcE5NYS14dHhUWUJyeVl3R1lEZmI3UF9qbGZXcGxiZE9fVEFXM2JyWGo2X19iajRkZ1RTMEJyVGd2OHF2cWhIUT09 |
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is rolling out rules that block new grants for any researcher or institution advancing programs related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
The new rule also prohibits grant recipients from participating in boycotts against Israel, which includes cutting off or limiting commercial activity with Israeli companies.
The new “Civils Rights term” applies to all current terms and conditions for NIH grants, according to an April 21 notice.
The mandate overrules Section 4.1.2 “Civil Rights Protections” of the NIH Grants Policy Statement, which includes the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Educational Amendments of 1972, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975 and limited English proficiency, according to the notice.
Under the new terms, researchers who accept an NIH grant agree they won’t use the funding for any programs that “advance or promote” DEI, accessibility or “discriminatory equity ideology” at the risk of violating the Trump administration’s anti-discrimination laws.
During the duration of the award, the grant recipient also can’t participate in any “discriminatory prohibited boycott” against Israel. Israel has been targeted by the global Boycotts, Divestments and Sanctions movement for decades due to the country’s “entrenched system of racial discrimination against its own Arab-Palestinian citizens,” according to the movement's website.
If grant recipients do promote DEI or partake in a prohibited boycott, the NIH reserves the right to rescind the award and recover all funds, according to the release. | r/neoliberal | post | r/neoliberal | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReUo4bWVZQ05hTDdsa0ktSW1uRTFwSU01WW5FMmp4TXRzMTlUUFFzMDhJeXJTZDJhclVPX0s3U1VTMEowYmVyRVlLUkRXSVJTLXViaUh1WURrajlLblE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMklMSEdSMVV6THhVd1pFRUxHVkJ1alY4cmxYRnN2bkxoRzZLZ3YteXJ4UHpibl93dkJQQlJIMXNZaTh1WS02bkFfN3laYUJRcmdWY05mYWpfcWtZOTZrc0dYSzNRUXBrTnBXX0FtOUhiSFpyaXQ1QU9GVEpaaE50Slk4ZXNtWWQ5bnFWTlB5cmJvczIyQzEwSC03OTF5SEZPR3JvMHNDd3Z6enctejc4TFJjcVdVcm1RdnpzTGc3T0JfRDRnT3hTRGxFVVlMNTJmRWR6VldHdURWVndXdz09 |
Hey y'all, there's a project in our that's due the end of the year but we gotta submit it early to get it outta the way. We picked an idea of a symptom-based disease prediction chatbot but since then we've done almost nothing.
I just made a website using Odoo's no code editor. I plan to load the dataset, train the prediction model and integrate it with the chatbot and connect it all back to the website.
The problem is idk what to prioritize. What should i actually focus on first to get things moving? and What's the easiest way to do this?
Any advice, roadmap etc.. would seriously help. | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZDhCamJieUFBZnRaRFZHN1F0NDlabUFzZWZWRU8xdDg3Mk9keVNRV20yTjMtb0FxY3pBcU4zYUo5bW8yczhFTkdQMC1yZmtHLXBhT0puMk41TEwwUXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMk44LXpwMnFHSElHOW5UbFZSblF1Y2VOam0tVlJtZ1hQaFRab3lpSG9IOGM3aWRYNlF2Z1BYR1pzTzh2UExIaG95ZUNnNTlBRDNEY2VReDhzekNSNXdpSjhsci1Zd3B1b3RzTzB6YUZqQ09TdGZDb2pFektid0NJMTN6cGxxdXY0RUYzYndyRXRhdlZmcHh5TElmdks2M2JoalB0Nnh2N2lJdnYwaWg5bmNIVGFFRDQxRzhXenkxb3ZPWjJ6ZmRhckozWHJ2OGRuM2d0MVdUWk9jQTdnUT09 |
I already know I'm going to get that one random person that says "Don't bring politics into this subreddit" When almost all subreddits are liberal | r/trump | post | r/trump | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ01RaHRuRTctd01Za0p6dGY3TjBBMGpQZEVJa0ZibjRqTmNncGFZWC1RVHhRM3UtT3VFMllJbHZiM2N0M0JoNnFaczZ0ZGxDQzZLWDFWSkpfTVlmeEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM1A5bjlQZmZMOGJHV2QxQXMtX1lDdkxQeGRLYnprWUFfejRBSDZnTjVfU25tc0JWTnA0S2l3MTdWemk3a3duTml3RktmOENGbURCLUFMVFM4ZmIxY2tpUENWX0pWSGdycTZpYjFSOTBqZldTajNqZlBaWHpFOHk5YTZlR0FGZXlUYWhqdEFtNE9wSm54QUVkNG4yOXV3U0IwWjA0OUswLUstTm5FNXBtUDQwPQ== |
I like to just imagine the nueral network’s internal thoughts;
“
one face, good
one face, good
one face, spectacular
still one face? excellent
one face, good
one fa.. what’s this?!! TWO FACES?!!! Unacceptable. ALERT ALERT CODE RED
“ | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSUwwaVZ1dHNpWWxUTGVrVXJPSzVXQkxEQWFaQ05WcU5PZ0tMQ0dpZThZcXNqMjFReXJ1TXJrUElqX1RiXzc5NVIwdVJ2Z2wzRzlrcnFWYWV5M2IyWHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROGl0U0dJaF9aR093cFdCQnZ1U2c0aFJEbEhYOTFVb3lsYXc0V3VEN2dpTU4tMVZqWUdFTGVyaTFEdk1MUkh5akRlRzJxTGE1bEhMRHBKRnJXV3MxVGlOV3BjZ1ZmQVlBQzFiSXFib0ZDdFl1TEdSMnVkcmFCZWlDMEhMMWRTS2VIMGZjdjFPMDNqR2pjT2U5UE1pdnhIeUlLb0RLVVpBODFIMDduS0N1MlQ1MFZSMkpVVGh4WTg2QkRPajg2aXdyTk4tcThDT2FSVURmMFdPVUtxX1B0QT09 |
Hello everyone.
I am very happy to finally announce a pre-release of my open-source networking library.
You may be asking: what is the library and what is its use case?
This is a lightweight networking library designed to send both small and large amounts of data with minimal overhead. It’s ideal for:
* **Multiplayer games**
* **Apps that need network communication without the hassle of managing sockets**
* **Projects where performance matters but simplicity is key**
It may not be the fastest right now, but this is only the start. It is very readable and user-friendly.
If anyone is interested, I would really appreciate some help. I really like this idea because I am making a multiplayer game myself, and I hate manually managing sockets. I want to scale this library so it can be used in larger-scale applications and be stable.
If you have any questions or suggestions, leave them down below.
I hope you are having a nice day.
Github: [https://github.com/deadlightreal/SwiftNet](https://github.com/deadlightreal/SwiftNet)
Release: [https://github.com/deadlightreal/SwiftNet/releases/tag/0.1.0](https://github.com/deadlightreal/SwiftNet/releases/tag/0.1.0) | r/opensource | post | r/opensource | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ2dEY3diMy0yZ2kwMjVKUmdZVDdTY2tpdmRtNGxKWTExVHdpT2kyTWtYaDNvM1dVWEtESGFkOVduZjNZUnlLZm8wblRKZ1F0NDdsREl6cUZ4bFd0VVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMk14S0VoVUFpYkxEbFMzYWF1YnR3MTUyQlVWeTQ1VmJkcVNHWVNCNVJmVm93cU5XWnlmbzVMNGdBOU4yWUx6NUx6YnFIS2taZnowSUhrcGJwTkZNSWo3djVkcnpVU0pucEZzT1JvZHhwOC1qWjYtNzluM2VBb19rOU8tbkdOc2ZwbEdsSWtiM3JaUVJfdXBwNThRWmhraWVUc0pwZEp2QTNWV0EwMGZMcV9vaUlmYTdSdi1jTWJtOXZWMi1EdVM4 |
**Tl;dr: One of Stanford's hottest seminar courses. We open the course through Zoom to the public. Lectures are on Tuesdays, 3-4:20pm PDT,** **at** [**Zoom link**](https://stanford.zoom.us/j/91661468474?pwd=Vo3qciJI6gWLoA8cFaSbhbYpBXs1lQ.1)**. Course website:** [**https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs25/**](https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs25/)**.**
Our lecture later **today at 3pm PDT** is **Eric Zelikman from xAI**, discussing “We're All in this Together: Human Agency in an Era of Artificial Agents”. **This talk will NOT be recorded!**
Interested in Transformers, the deep learning model that has taken the world by storm? Want to have intimate discussions with researchers? If so, this course is for you! It's not every day that you get to personally hear from and chat with the authors of the papers you read!
Each week, we invite folks at the forefront of Transformers research to discuss the latest breakthroughs, from LLM architectures like GPT and DeepSeek to creative use cases in generating art (e.g. DALL-E and Sora), biology and neuroscience applications, robotics, and so forth!
CS25 has become one of Stanford's hottest and most exciting seminar courses. We invite the coolest speakers such as Andrej Karpathy, Geoffrey Hinton, Jim Fan, Ashish Vaswani, and folks from OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, etc. Our class has an incredibly popular reception within and outside Stanford, and over a million total views on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rNiJRchCzutFw5ItR_Z27CM). Our class with Andrej Karpathy was the second most popular [YouTube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfpMkf4rD6E&ab_channel=StanfordOnline) uploaded by Stanford in 2023 with over 800k views!
We have professional recording and livestreaming (to the public), social events, and potential 1-on-1 networking! Livestreaming and auditing are available to all. Feel free to audit in-person or by joining the [Zoom livestream](https://stanford.zoom.us/j/91661468474?pwd=Vo3qciJI6gWLoA8cFaSbhbYpBXs1lQ.1).
We also have a [Discord server](https://discord.gg/2vE7gbsjzA) (over 5000 members) used for Transformers discussion. We open it to the public as more of a "Transformers community". Feel free to join and chat with hundreds of others about Transformers!
P.S. Yes talks will be recorded! They will likely be uploaded and available on YouTube approx. 3 weeks after each lecture.
In fact, the **recording of the first lecture** is released! **Check it out** [**here**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKbtWimlzAE)**.** We gave a brief overview of Transformers, discussed pretraining (focusing on data strategies \[[1](https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.03617),[2](https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.15285)\]) and post-training, and highlighted recent trends, applications, and remaining challenges/weaknesses of Transformers. Slides are [here](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16tMMBUjPnqw-PvxF8xzu2m1Epdo1fH7nXWlt3mt2q5w/edit?usp=sharing). | r/deeplearning | post | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUjBSbW03dUFFWVIxUzFOX3d5T2lMdU41c1lSLXM4cElSNjV3RVhxdGkwWU82RENjZV92SXBPVzEzeFE5R2QxRWNGUlAwNG5Yd2htVTJoaTNkSG5rWXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRam01djQ1RHI1Q2wxOGFmdGR1RDFXU25Mc1M0NG03UkNyN29zbE54aDVFRDBGOWJhR2d1cTRac2Z6OS1HVzBjV3RsbFJKN0dfanE4UnNKTm9GSFM5ZnFvOGk3OVIzcFJEX1dBdDY0M3hRRkxUREI4THFQOTBkS0dlY1Q3Wll0RUk3Ym9aWTV0eDhrWjFuVmFYNHJNT3A4MUtPZ19FUmVmRTdhaEFqYkFHcVUyYlprZDRsY0FGWWhmOVJiampYUm1CYUJRdk1qZDQwN2s2Sjd0SkhIcmtfQT09 |
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[0]: https://timee.io/20250422T2200?tl=Stanford%20CS%2025%20Transformers%20Course%20(OPEN%20TO%20EVERYBODY) | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZEx4eE43WGRfQl9TX3RGbVYwek5wZDFBWnRjakFuRE9hdTc3RERhdG5XYXZuZnViZGVOMjZXOUN4Y3pBdzBzMFBYY0txcVYzVnN6QmlZaUJtR1VSMWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRN3VBRjlQVUh5TnpJWnlFbmNCRDk0U0dFY2JXbmktbzZiLW9IWjU5T05JN1RYSFM2VEJaVnYxOGRlY1lLRXdxUk1ZS2FVM3Z0SEgwTzQ1RjlCcmhKQXZxTV9SX254RXh1TDRmYXlMZ2dlNUh0RC1pYi1WR3l5eWhVVUVmUHBfTGZ1LXZTek1nU1Z5NklBbldrclg4ZHVaVThzYkZsZDYxUjFxLVBpYldCb2VOUzAyN1YyZGowbjFNUjB3M3cyMkVnLXMtLUswU0t3bThMMFk5QzBNVGh4Zz09 |
Everyone seems to have his/her niche in the crypto space, with some focusing more on holding while others prefer trading. Seeing how some whales participate in both the two, investing so much money in some particular tokens, I always wonder why some exchanges prefer giving the features trader more opportunities to gain. Maybe through trading events, competition, and many others.
Even the shorting ability is another way of giving more opportunity to gain in both market directions. However, the high liquidity can be something else at some moments. But It doesn't even feel necessary for futures traders to hold some assets but the exchanges keep giving them more opportunities. Why do you think such things happen? Or maybe I should just venture into full future trading to see for myself? | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRenJYZW8xWUpaWngxejdOMFRpc20zTUlyNU9NTHc2SVU2RmdNcXZzVG5sbTJvY3FfWlFRR1JUZXl4N3ZYa0RuOTA5em9rcUdIcmMtSUgtN1ZZY2xzZWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM0FVSl8tblB0dm1FUTUyODRJSHhiNWVSczJNVkV3akZUejkwMERhZm1aOWwtRy1uN1owVDVRVHJwdndnMDdDUms3MkpiMVVleUwzQ2hYLWtTd0FRYUIxRDRzV1ZZQVZJSHl5Znh2ZEl3QlVuRVhHRWZwcjF5N2JLbHNYQVhxbUdHRXdSVTZYTXowNm5KTkRmbDgwR0hFWGFmNUFXb3RtRUFHbnptalFweHgweE53aTNEaGo2eGxpMFBqZFZTY1p0dmktaVZMaEVBWXVMQWZjNEtXTmNjUT09 |
You know how you watch something so much you don't even realize there are some...... strange things about it. Yeah, rugby does have some strangeness to it. | r/rugbyunion | post | r/rugbyunion | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNFlUZHBqc0dhb1VzVEZURnU4TmM0aHpHSGIxODRwMlZGSkplS1pYVmpOZl9pVnFJRmhDR3pmS2U1RXFIWGZNNVktNXZZbUU5bmdpbFMzZUwzQjBQR3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQndZTmo5Y3NuWWxKbWNBNkcxYVRfR3hHU09sd2k0QURBbkptRGZqOWF1ZlVjTGFrbEFqakpyRzl2bk5iUkk4aDdFajZNRUxLOTVQVGNJY18wWUo3VS11VTgxRUQzcG5qdy1SbmNfYk0zNy1FVGpVemhpWHdWYlFKNU9WdzFUYU9lNjZIQkRBdzdRVEJyRUo4QUlFUGpFMTlFM2hNcG1naUdoc0lLNDIxemxrPQ== |
Does there exist an Algorithm, where the runtime complexity is O(N^-1) and if there is one how can you implement it. | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQllFaDVQb2cxRUEybS14Z0xWTk1veFVHdVNxdG5HaXhmTzFQNjhLRjNCSkxwWFpIYS1mUEMxUVI5OWt5eVpBd0otaTJ4TkN6eTJpOXNqbVhjeUVsWHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRE1BcktFU01PZ0llUTlhX1g1aDJQWnlSd2tZYThvMXZkNkNjdnpHSHFWaHc5cC12MF9SS0hSMUNKTkp1Y0Y0M2hmWWs1QVpGMmZxTldmWUZ0WVpqVl8zR2JaTmhRa2NFcXZwejdOYnhnaUVJSFpHNzAwd1o2M25KX2ZJVzViSGRULTNnbDJiYjBxQ2dkT0E1Wkt5aTZqdllKVWxIam4wRzRONzRkaEpPZzhJPQ== |
Unfortunately no other suggestions from this end. Link2DMS seems to be your best option. | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSm5YUTFsb0xvTW5yakpmMFVrcWtwcVpWN3RpTFBlMTZBbVJ2Wk1KMUYyVnNxYzhicjB6Z1RqMFIzNDRVMU15cEUyV3Y1NmlFTUdxTVhtZVF6U1J4YXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRT3E4Vl9vN2dVSGQ3ZS1icUpMaEh2X1dweUozWFRpUjBaZm5hQVBjcmotNDZsM1hWM1VfUnh1OF81VXhhSTktc0JvRV9ZWlJJYl9XUFlGODhGQ1J1ODhWaHdLdjlmZEh4WnUtZWVtZWMzanY4TVZSeXNEcVZCMng5TGFVa0FQY1pTLUNCSExtaFMtc3d2TDVIUkFjMDRGdjFKRFpsczdWVGg1QkRvakdnclN3QUN4NjdJNnBZY1laR1Nhc2VudVVpTFRfVjhBT2tmYmhvei1ZaWpaUWVQdz09 |
**Tl;dr: One of Stanford's hottest seminar courses. We open the course through Zoom to the public. Lectures are on Tuesdays, 3-4:20pm PDT,** **at** [**Zoom link**](https://stanford.zoom.us/j/91661468474?pwd=Vo3qciJI6gWLoA8cFaSbhbYpBXs1lQ.1)**. Course website:** [**https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs25/**](https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs25/)**.**
Our lecture later **today at 3pm PDT** is **Eric Zelikman from xAI**, discussing “We're All in this Together: Human Agency in an Era of Artificial Agents”. **This talk will NOT be recorded!**
Interested in Transformers, the deep learning model that has taken the world by storm? Want to have intimate discussions with researchers? If so, this course is for you! It's not every day that you get to personally hear from and chat with the authors of the papers you read!
Each week, we invite folks at the forefront of Transformers research to discuss the latest breakthroughs, from LLM architectures like GPT and DeepSeek to creative use cases in generating art (e.g. DALL-E and Sora), biology and neuroscience applications, robotics, and so forth!
CS25 has become one of Stanford's hottest and most exciting seminar courses. We invite the coolest speakers such as Andrej Karpathy, Geoffrey Hinton, Jim Fan, Ashish Vaswani, and folks from OpenAI, Google, NVIDIA, etc. Our class has an incredibly popular reception within and outside Stanford, and over a million total views on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rNiJRchCzutFw5ItR_Z27CM). Our class with Andrej Karpathy was the second most popular [YouTube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfpMkf4rD6E&ab_channel=StanfordOnline) uploaded by Stanford in 2023 with over 800k views!
We have professional recording and livestreaming (to the public), social events, and potential 1-on-1 networking! Livestreaming and auditing are available to all. Feel free to audit in-person or by joining the [Zoom livestream](https://stanford.zoom.us/j/91661468474?pwd=Vo3qciJI6gWLoA8cFaSbhbYpBXs1lQ.1).
We also have a [Discord server](https://discord.gg/2vE7gbsjzA) (over 5000 members) used for Transformers discussion. We open it to the public as more of a "Transformers community". Feel free to join and chat with hundreds of others about Transformers!
P.S. Yes talks will be recorded! They will likely be uploaded and available on YouTube approx. 3 weeks after each lecture.
In fact, the **recording of the first lecture** is released! **Check it out** [**here**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKbtWimlzAE)**.** We gave a brief overview of Transformers, discussed pretraining (focusing on data strategies \[[1](https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.03617),[2](https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.15285)\]) and post-training, and highlighted recent trends, applications, and remaining challenges/weaknesses of Transformers. Slides are [here](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16tMMBUjPnqw-PvxF8xzu2m1Epdo1fH7nXWlt3mt2q5w/edit?usp=sharing). | r/artificial | post | r/artificial | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZEtQRFhjMGRTMU94eGFNMTc4bkdZdmh2cURsa0ItUDNrSDRFczVKU0x1SVNXMDRQc3FZMVRHc1otY0F6TFNTcHNqa1lhUkNyRXR5eUh5bVctQVV4Q3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMmktSFd3bHRzTUZwZGV3WWF5ZmUwZ1lQOXZDLVBjTF9iWEk3UHNtWEtmOVppaFEwbFczRGc5QjNUaXJGTk16NVp1X05UakU2VFNKa2tsSlhYTUdHZ1gybWpNdEJBYkc0TlBzcUVKTDhIbWk4eUNJM2pwa2hGb29UVFNGNTB6OGxfS054WWxkTFVDb1NEMFIyWFVXcVB0a3hSVFZpd01FR0JOQUtaOUN0VFlsZFFYV1ppOXp5eXFpOHhzWEpuTzNvcThMenQwS2dqLXdrM210MmpXcGJlUT09 |
Have you had any experience with taking AI certification courses? Was it useful? Which course did you use? | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaUhLTGtfYURoeTZNMUZKNjNTNi14MlRWdzZHMFRwZ1dtZXE3QmV1Z0J6R1YtdW1WeUNpMXVSTEpZdGZ2b1pKclB5WEtkbEpGVmw1emVZUDdaOF9ieXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRV1FOemcyRTd5c0lUSVl1QTY2M18yMF8tU25odGZ1cnJORlpkbVNfU28yWVNfc0hNd0x6bUdMd01YQWVFblFQdDdGTXpDVkt3ZkMtVzR0cGNJOFNKS1A3Zk4zclVXbzN4R0FoVHJUYUlkZXhoVV9ET2dlRTlpZE1QdEVEeUk0VHMyVi1rRE0zQldYeU9MZzVxZzhXRklKSVZTT2d3bkl2dXo4TFBiNThERTF5LXJ2UzE3b1NVaEZLWEZyN0dvVU9E |
Hi, I’m conducting a short survey for my Final Year Project on AI-driven requirement management systems. If you work in software development or have experience managing requirements, I’d really appreciate your input! It only takes 5 mins [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeen3slpnRnSw5-\_m9\_bGoWvlLkT6ftYF4yvyiFb77WLhnqXQ/viewform?usp=dialog](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeen3slpnRnSw5-_m9_bGoWvlLkT6ftYF4yvyiFb77WLhnqXQ/viewform?usp=dialog) | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaHB0aUtRVmJCZDNnTjQxV2pHYUZYb3ROVlJsZE4xZ2VQTjVxbVlqUFVpWXhzUXFNTDFmS3NtaU03YlJFVENmWG9TYnBZUTFfbEY2WVRGSUVIM0NlSVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWVV4MTA3WldqS2wzQjRTSzU3T1V1Vy1jTXlEQU9RM2pQV3Rsa2dJLWJELUtwYl9nUk45eUEtUEdWaEFvZ29tYXFEYnRsd0tsTS1IeVpoeDRxZlBBUTIycWFkRGNCQ1BYNDMxZUV0RndOLWlZSmxPTkRWdjNZcU1WaUlzaTlUa2VaUXk1YjdvRC1vTTd5YUF4WjdqZ2VjSGhOSEFyVWJYd3k3SHJTb04yZUlKLU1oNXNsSlduakJfMmJRSzRLOFlub195d1RJRXQ0bWRRREl2akNmUllfZz09 |
I'd like to create simple animations to help students better understand physics concepts in aerodynamics - EASA Part-66 Module 8 (e.g. Bernoulli's law, lift/drag vs. AoA, pressure distribution).
Right now, my students have a plain textbook, so anything I can make is better than what we have now. I'd like to turn the 2D static images in the textbook into 2D interactive items. Maybe 3D if that is not too difficult.
I'm using HTML/JS with a Flask backend, and I’d like to add interactivity (sliders, checkboxes) so students can explore how physical parameters (like AoA, 𝑐\_𝐿, airspeed, wing shape, density) affect results.
I’m familiar with matplotlib, Manim, and Chart.js, but I'm looking for tools/libraries to help me animate basic aerodynamics in a visually clean way. I'd like to move fast without a steep learning curve. Animations can be live or pre-rendered (videos/gifs/images), but ideally with real-time interaction.
Any suggestions for JS / python libraries or animation frameworks that would suit this kind of project? Any great sources of learning / good websites on the subject?
For clarity: chatbots do a lot of my work, since it's just side projects: time > quality.
Thanks! | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb3lZV0F1a3JSN2xYN2p3SFMtNk5ibTh5bnA4ZlZRRVl5eG1UZHVyLWk4ZWMxR2JQeHVETmhFWk4xbEc3cXpKaXJQNXlMVjhjcFhsMEJvOU8tQ3F2dkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdXdGRDd2V3VmbU9wY0JjamE0RF9tbENZQnhoZE1nNDJ4N3FDWXpFQmdHZzI0aEVEMmJtZ0YtR2M0VEVFMkRGWDluOXJGZTVKSTBCNE15eFlPdllRUTJOcVFnd0NFcGpoVXdRejd5UWZzVFp0M0dCdDNXN3gzV05ydlQwMWREeXhrdDJ0Z01XcU5NcTNuSUtUTjVNZzBuSHpzcUNjLUtDbkkxcFBYOEswTTVVTkFLV1hFMjNhN01IcnY2RTd5QlJ4cTRPT2FHTVB5R2lHQnZkYi1GT2Rkdz09 |
Ok. Now it's official. First webextension working in Ultimatum: Browsec.
It's just working. I've tested Browsec webextension only, but others vpn extensions should work as well.
Here you can download apk [https://github.com/gonzazoid/Ultimatum/releases/tag/137.0.7123.5\_android](https://github.com/gonzazoid/Ultimatum/releases/tag/137.0.7123.5_android)
Here is instruction how to install webextensions [https://github.com/gonzazoid/Ultimatum/blob/ultimatum\_android\_137.0.7123.5/docs/ultimatum/webext\_install/install.md](https://github.com/gonzazoid/Ultimatum/blob/ultimatum_android_137.0.7123.5/docs/ultimatum/webext_install/install.md)
Here is description and the instruction how to build (if you brave enough) [https://github.com/gonzazoid/Ultimatum/tree/ultimatum\_android\_137.0.7123.5?tab=readme-ov-file](https://github.com/gonzazoid/Ultimatum/tree/ultimatum_android_137.0.7123.5?tab=readme-ov-file)
And here you can find the code [https://github.com/chromium/chromium/commit/4e6b4236c65c4ee03f62cc745f5244e51bc864e2](https://github.com/chromium/chromium/commit/4e6b4236c65c4ee03f62cc745f5244e51bc864e2)
Enjoy! | r/programming | post | r/programming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaWVERFZIaFJUcXd3d2MyS3VtN05ETVVvZ29PZDRZWFVraC1SbnhrcEV1eDN6NnR0UDJ5R2RUZldOTUtFWHMxRTg5a2ZjLU1uRHdaMm81ek0tQWlzblE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRX0dqWHRaN3oyWmIyTWdnRzRGajJwVFpIUHYyVklvT2MyVG1wbzdOSkJFQUM0Uzh0U2JaRHliLUlkOWU4cGh4ODlFbWNrNnQ0aGJEWjhlb3pTM0xhVDFtTlVramdQbC1UNWRWOHR5YWg1LTZ4djBrNm82cW5jdmtaQ256ZXY1eFJJQ1daMHRqdkVURTBrVXJpcVNuSHFLUDFnZmFoRHltSnozXy1fZG51a2d3UDBGeTZwRllZMlEzam1JdzJjMFJjTUNySmE0MUhpNlRzaEVUSUdZSjlkdz09 |
IMO, testimonials from past clients are great way of building trust and show off your expertise. Do you gather and share those together with CV when applying for a new job? How do you get and share feedback or testimonials from your clients? How do you share them? Do you know any tool that that can do that?
My answer is that I don't. I receive feedback from my client on a regular basis, same for the software house I work in. But I don't have any good solution other than mentioning particular projects during a job interview and what I achieved there, what was my impact. But that's all. It's unverified info which could be potentially a lie. | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb0dqYkdtaExGbFJWNDl1TE5xOGRoZENmeEp0YlhGekgwLVVhaW5MVTd1enZuN2lmVFRGejB6OHRISElRQWlOS1FFMVhnUm5TRUdsT0VvOGE3VE1QdVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSVNfU21EYk5wMGhTYVY0bzMtNXp4MmJOaUxJOThGNzVDOXUzUzE5SVlleUJTZjFYLU5EV1FRYWtEOVF0cHRvQmxsQkNJcXVZMHhYX0Rxc1hXcjhQcWZPVmt1OGxaQy1MdVAtWktxZUd2Q0ZCeDhjOWVDZUhRaXhnZGhLMGlCcE9obEVJVVRLbGpmZ1ZQTzdjaXNqVzYwVFkwbDlLR2YyamJLZUxZeUVOeEtVSzNpUFROOW5WN1g3MGRvMEhyeGdZQTBFWDZyQzJicmtMX1Nlb2xiVEZXZz09 |
awesome just worked it out on hydration. cheers for the input | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZXloYjV5cnVEVlNkMTJyaEduRFJWMmhGYU9ONS1YWkJhQ2pIUTd2QUlNN3dBRjhMXzdjcE1wajlRLUxBejZDUFZ0el92YlV2dkJEcThzMFl1LXcyb3BQeHh4ZXJOcFJYcmlOR1hudmg5ZHc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROFhqd3lnamFWdGpHeHVEdnVCMVZGWU4tVGR4UGM5NlNFTWs4eV9ZRDVvclgzYzRVejI5SUxObTA2NzdWaW5COVhMYXpyRDB0cnkwWlgybDNPaGo2Qm9QVFVxYVBTTHl3Wm1DOE5ndVcxNnlZZ1hLV2tWcHpNSUEyQ0ZuaFlISGFYdFN5LVNJa3EzZnJ1ZWFCcmo4Z09LT2dhVGN0UXFhYUVNajNIdmNuaEZTTUg5MEZvYXZ5LVRwc0ljcjlmWktOZ2NDbmhqelk2ZlJ0MTV4TE1UMmNBQT09 |
TLDR: Implementation is being worked on. Unless you unstake crazy amounts of tokes unbonding will usually resolve in 2 days instead of 28 days. If there are slashes detected in the system (very rare) unbonding will be cautious and return to a 28 days duration for a bit.
This solution still leaves 27 days for opengov to investigate and potentially cancel slashes. It is a happy path optimization. | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMWxzTVc2VFd4STcwcXpVaUJZQWE5WG8zeDlHLXBjU2lReDlrdGtaMEI1eC1hNUEyek1fRk1KWDlCc3doeWVDaF9tZ1lndWh1YktFM1FtNnNRT01VSFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbFNMbHFHanZKb3RVb0dqQ3BsTDZDYThZcTM3WjVHN0x4THROemNKQmJVbU9zT2VuOTZ4ZDl0cFlablhxblpWUXpITGtET0lYc0wyY1B1b016QXpid183ZE1rSGdNTVNCMDBVRGJlcmljS2hMbU5aOUw0MFJCNHJHdU5wX1d1M3VZeWpETTNMYWs3WFBsd2xsWEh2RFFhMzMyTWVwbUFLRHpvQ2taQzJIZXVoUFlTSGo2SmFrU21VTmVRakp1RDdPMnJUa3k0c3JIMC0ycXVzbFZnMHpLdz09 |
Hey everyone! 👋
I'm excited to share the **early beta** of my open-source project [**Blazecast**](https://github.com/AstaBlackClove/blazecast) a blazing-fast productivity launcher for Windows, built with **Tauri**, **Rust**, and **React**.
# ⚡ What is Blazecast?
Blazecast is a lightweight tools inspired by Raycast built for Windows users who want **speed**, **simplicity**, and **powerful workflows**.
It’s completely open-source and licensed under the **MIT License**.
# ✨ Key Features
✅ **App Launcher** – Launch your favorite apps instantly with `Alt + Space`
✅ **Clipboard Manager** – View, search, and reuse your clipboard history (`Alt + Shift + C`)
✅ **Quick Links** – Create shortcuts for websites, folders, or workflows you use daily
✅ **Minimal UI, Native Speed** – Built with Rust + Tauri for a snappy experience
# 📅 Roadmap
* Snippets & Text Expansion
* Plugin Ecosystem
* Theming & Dark Mode
# 🤝 Contribute & Feedback
If BlazeCast sounds useful to you, I’d love:
* ⭐ GitHub stars
* 🐞 Bug reports
* 🧠 Feature suggestions
* 👩💻 Contributors!
Open to all ideas or feedback feel free to open an issue or reach out. Let’s build something awesome for Windows productivity together! | r/opensource | post | r/opensource | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM2ZXMlNCdGliVmRHRFhOOWpzWTlGUDZVNEVGVmdlUVFmRno1UHRfd0lmN2JRNzBYblR1d1NpN2Vfc3k1bUxVbFBSbzlxZmRmYUI0OWp1WjA5alViZ2ZkN3R3bDc1NUxRT0dkc3AxdEljeW89 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUEk4aElLTDdJSkV1UlV0N3pCckRINWxzTGV4N09hYk9oRVhIUTBkbVNUc29KVmdBcXl4c1RfQ2Nra3hlNkJGWW0zWmFzWTlyLVgxQ2wzV3B2RzY3UTdJNVhlWE5EUFBpSXhYWEdWb3EyUFBlc2lqZm54X3NfY1FJSGk5aVVQdFJVMnZmZ2UwTXQ1VmJUZFZoRmVpUi0xY29PWE42c3E0RTl3MmxPUlMwWjhYSnBCOW9jVkZSY2xtZXpGOVljdHNv |
We’re working on a smart Voice Assistant designed specifically for the Solana ecosystem.
Think Siri or Google Assistant but with the ability to query your wallet, make transactions, swap tokens, or explore NFTs… all by voice.
The goal is to make interacting with blockchain as natural as asking Siri for the weather.
Right now, we’re prototyping it for Solana Mobile devices like the Saga and the upcoming Seeker. So if you own one, we’d love to hear from you:
* What’s your experience with the phone so far?
* What are your favorite features, or things you wish it had?
* What kind of voice-activated features would you use regularly?
Looking forward to your thoughts!
PS: For more info about the project : we’re building this as part of the Colosseum Breakpoint Hackathon, and the project is called “Hey Seeker!”
We're trying to do this whole build in public thing, (still getting the hang of it), and post a bit over on X at hey\_seekr. Open to any feedback, thoughts, or questions!
Edit: added a picture as example
Thanks in advance 🙌
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| r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdkpCXy1KWjJOLXVFalFGb2hSWDlnSVBLcGVhMU5sM2hSaXdwQ3dMamJQdU03azdYS1FiVEowVmFWT0FiYXlwT0NWWWxJcUxUNEk4dVk3WnUtVloyeUctWjdtUnMxQmJmcm5JYkF0eEUzdTQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRXzNUZ1lRUkpKamdZWUlHYnVMb2tpWlB1czlOV09pWTBwaE5SMmw2V2hIVVNGRFRNNlNjQ3BlUFRWbl8zTk5TVE8zNkwyc29uMmRQRVFUbjZTYTl0NGdFQl8tbXJ5UC1UX051YUFicUFQbUFJSjk4MHhFU2hLVjFMbmVScFlPZC1JV3RDUlNRem5yWDNDZVA0Z2xMYmRqN0tDb1ZvSFhTQzNkN3BiMzlrdzVLd09DSV8yX1FQVDJhUGhaWE1YRVdH |
Hey I am from India and I'm in 3rd year of my 3 tier engineering college.I know its pretty late but I started to learn coding properly I started learning java + dsa and I am also trying to solve leetcode question
I have done like 12 ques in which questions are from top 150 interview questions please guide me what I can do now to improve and what else I need to know
After this what other thing I have to learn like I heard of springboot which is used for backend . sorry I am noob idk anything please guide me properly after almost 1.5 years my engineering will be complete
And can u share me the sources for learning currently I am learning from YouTube
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