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Hi there!
When I started CrossFit, we used Boxplanner to record all our PRs. However, we changed systems several times, so I was looking for an app that was independent of that. I tried several apps, but they were either too complicated, too expensive, or not user-friendly. So I decided to develop my app and make it open-source so that others could contribute.
The UI is pretty simple. You define your movements, add your PRs, and can edit or delete them. In a separate view, you can also see all the maximum values. The functionality to track workout maxes will follow soon. I want to be able to define workouts as AMRAP and for time with weight, rep count, and time. Inputs for a nice view and good, structured data are very welcome.
It is released on Google Play, anyone can download and use it.
Google Play: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ramo.personalrecord](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ramo.personalrecord)
Project on GitHub: [https://github.com/Ramo-Y/PersonalRecord](https://github.com/Ramo-Y/PersonalRecord)
Advantages:
* Free of charge
* No ads
* Data is only on the device (can be backed up by Android backup, but not synced)
* Open source
* No login required
The code is on GitHub and is currently deployed to the Play Store for Android. A usage and development documentation is also on GitHub, you can report bugs, make feature requests, and start discussions there. I am a backend developer, but I gave my best to have a nice UI. This is also my first .NET MAUI app and mobile app in general.
You are welcome to give me feedback, make suggestions, or ask questions. | r/opensource | post | r/opensource | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVThsOGZWbHZMM3d0VXhiTkx4TzdpekZhWDlDaDFXN2swSGRMUEU1SU8xczFOZ2hJWmVpc0lXVnp3aG51bVoyVTVLQVJ0QlNXNnlacnlOVjYyaGV5QlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcmFzX3FWRGxOYVFOQ2l2ZnFQVXVqaDlkQ1d1Zi1lWmFFMTF3Nms0MXNxTExXbnctVlRWMWF6czRNRll5cTVJbjNfazgyOWV1cEZVWGV3emtUUHN3Tnd0dHQ4T3hJaXlIdVlfSlBySzM1QXBHVjhEQWlQX05hOC1SenJBUnB4RWJvQzhlc2l3UkNBMTFDNlZwWFRCOENoVjNoRWsyNDVCOEpSTEZrNXo3YW1JdFQ0dTAxZW1RbGIwY051VmYyX2NVRlROLXJZRHJ4SDA0RGFtRkVRbXZzZz09 |
Why not just use an email service like Proton that doesn't link to your identity as long you don't add a recovery email | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTWt3NTI1OWkzYTh3RU5fbEtsVHNkR2dDMHZpNXZiYW1FRTJ4eldna0ljRV9felFSanFtZFBabTRuOGlQbGxlLW9mbzFEbDRDNWhrMmdTdlpwcEVsaC1KVllMT2hPMTRrZUpqa1FNV1A3NFE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRW4wRnl5WGVoclMwV3ljRGxkYWZlcGRlR3NOeUN0M1RJc3FsamNvOUFDbWhHb3IzZHIxZUR3MXhxT0RwbkRJZERRN2xMazRGWXNWM0thSlRYOExQc0szY3ZjV1FQMTFuNkxxZ1ViWlF4MG1GUTFsNWRzenZCQkVuSmVuZ0wwd1lXanR4aTVVMUpLZXpQaU11dHZPakNRQnJGc0ZXTm5wdlBzWEZnRjh1bzEzUHlwT0s2d25JUnRveDdiU1luNHZnVFBvYkZ6cDU0UTVDcExjaERzaEJyQT09 |
I have been coming across a lot of posts recently about how web developers (full stack developers) arent exactly software engineers. Someone said in comments that using React Router well for example doesnt make you a software engineer, but knowing how to make the router does. Which was an interesting perspective and made me realise that I use all these tools and though it helps to build stuff quick, Im not really an engineer but more of jigsaw puzzle solver. I want to know more such perspective. I call myself a full stack developer coz I can build databases using SQL, create RESTful apis and build the frontend using React. Another comment said that this building these doesnt classify as a full stack developer, and then i did my research and came to realisation all about pipelines, cloud computing and I realised I know so little. Jumped on learning DSA, programming in C and doing the AWS cloud practitioner certificate. But now I feel i am all over the place. | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRalBJcXg0MUZad1d4TmVvdG9jcGxydFFkLW5FMzlxbl9IeFZ3NDZTQmgzNENNZl9GNzNjbVMtSTNCOGdJTW5qTFBDdXNWYzIwLVhTSGt3dmdzRUpnSWJrTlNxU0lzaE8zV0kybndmLTdnRlE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMWtGRzlrRUVacXJJREN5UDdtVVZFemhxbzJxcHB6T0xKRmlNUDVVSG9MOHZxdGdjZU1nb3RUbVdWaGtfRnFtYUVrS2xjdmNwMkloaVhjUjV6cERfM3FwSEJGeV9tTFIwX2laVGRLOU5JV3NtcU9mYTBjRWQzVEpWXzRac1k4Z1BjUjl6dHVONWhTNzRpWExwY0pCS2NyMnFGcl9iQnNXakNobzRzZ2ZBWVZoU0pDc0RjMWlNdVdHamN0aXJsNlVIQzBkc0tva2NHS2FaT3d5a0FlSmJOQT09 |
Hey everyone!
I'm currently in my 2nd semester of Computer Science Engineering, and I'm trying to figure out what to focus on right now. I've been hearing a lot about both Web Development and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA), and I'm a bit confused about which one would be more beneficial to start with in the first year.
Should I build projects and learn web dev skills, or should I focus on building a strong foundation in DSA first? Or is there a way to balance both effectively?
Would really appreciate some guidance from seniors or anyone who's been through this phase.
Thanks in advance! | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdUV5dHh6NTF3YW55eS0zWEp2cWN1YTA1Y1RIb1RzVTJNbk1tWGFTUDNIdEJ6ZlM5X1huMFBZcDl4SzNVTVczdmR3aXpkWDYyaTdDTGNpVU5KcFZ4OWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTGxpeTZjcmQ4SEVrdDlseTRGYXZpZm1McXJITWNPZzhiTHJkbWJiSURuZHgxRW4wR3JfNnZfR3VEVlVyNWFiWW93aU9HWDhwYkJ4NlN4OXY4MkNBcHo0eFhfZXFFR2NGYndmLUt3VFVCb25HRXJDVko0dXBxS1hSQWI0NmF2Tmw2R2ZCYWtUUlFJYjk3LTdjV0lTSzFyT19lNmV5UEtINUUzaWMyUmpEUVhDd21rdWt1R01mNlI1akltYl9pYXRDaDZJdzBWTFYxNDNPR0lqc05wbzJ6Zz09 |
Hi,
Hodlers outside USA who sees bitcoin price in $dollars because that's the international price for bitcoin because DXY is world reserve currency. What about Non US holders who's currencies are in Euro or GBP?
Question is for example is it best for UK hodler to sell btc at $100k in DEC 2024 when DXY is high like up to 110 or something or is it best for example wait till 2026 and bitcoin hits $200k however DXY by then is 55 or something. But 2026 Inflation is higher than 2024 Inflation.
So for Non US holders it was best to sell btc back in 2024 in DEC right from the example scenario above? | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZ3FPTVBRRlBDbEZYd1NYZ1poME84aFQxR2VwbmFtYktqdHZnZElQUEMyN0VmLS1XYlBvTG5MX0xZYWtOckp5bzBlX0JYbmgtcWIzSE5hU1lHZ19qRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRV2hDbkpnWEE1Q1JCRUVEZTZkYnBzejlaUkRjeGFHdmZ2WlVqbTJvcmxseGZhUFU3aXJGUlo2VWI1dDNFOFVQb1dJRTJZS0RmZGdoeU5OVXRSaWV5S0RXMEdLbGhxMDhuYVduTk8wZkFZMGI0UkZTcTNxQ1EtTDZtakIwbkN5S2kxMV9qcG9VWGlOUm1GMkM0bmZjcjBFNDBaeG9IMjczTm1MazVrZ0s2ZWdDdVFHdVEwNFNMb083bTJKWEh1Ukk5VjlGclk5OUtESTkweEZlLTJCVF9hUT09 |
It's too badly designed to not fail. Eventually the reward goes to zero, killing it off. Though that will probably happen before the emission is exactly zero. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM2UyY2YwSUpYZHVYRkxMTHNydFdiTjdhWnQ5MmY0X2lIUmxselE4R09NcTZ5YU9jMUFTX01ZcDZnNHFuZWppc1l5WGc0NjhueGhKOE5Ld3hfQ2JnWFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ3h1U1ZSTUJ2ZE44ZV8yT3I2N0p5UVdwM29vaDBscDI4U2hWTW5OalU2NFpzMWRRc3lnME5qNnlEZEhoZ2dlZkVVdm5CbllLdXRBN1Rfb2FzZzd5TFhsMndSQzJVdkRlVFg4dWY1QmxTeWJjSEFvaGRpdFFRNVpSd3ZUY3BnR3E2WHRTRGZITEhKdC1HSHBXNFhEZUx2ZXg5bmdpdVVRemV5b3IzY2RhNERERWozWFhiUXJjUWxCSDFHOVU1d2ls |
I have the CCNA and Sec+ but job experience-wise I just have 2 years of level 1 support. I'm trying to grow my skills both inside and outside of work. Our environment doesn't use Ansible but I know it's widely used so I set up a CML lab with an Ubuntu server running Ansible and played around with ad hoc commands. I started looking into playbooks and see I could spend \*a lot\* of time on Ansible alone, but... Should I?
Doing a search on Indeed with keyword Ansible and I see jobs that all require bachelor's degrees or years and years of experience. Am I getting ahead of myself? Should I be focusing on more general things like BGP, OSPF advanced configs, VRF and other ENCOR topics? | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUkpQdl9rYVI3TlcwXzlKelI4VkN0ZUo2QU5QdW9FNmZzTXdHTy1yX0ZjemgxXzcwckdrZVNFcDJkQ2VmUW0wbGVHbUtXNFVOLUtRVkVNUDBmdXZRZnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdVV6TkV2Wl9SSTVfU1dqNkZhdk5IZ0lSTVZ1QUlkdkJkZUpUNjdMNzY1MnRBWFNBQU8xSENfVU5PSHNFczlGYnZDVmcyMmNEd1lnR3BKZTlVSWNQamF4eEItMWh5VWxLTnBJaVlJNVNEVC1PT0d3LVdEeGhDeURhd2V1QWpDa3V2a1p6X1ZSaGZ3aXNDcHZ0YmhYVWNvUXRjMXJST3NzYWJMQ3l4aG1oSEhUb1JPOGRCdmdwdDVFRVQxWWN4NDhqVV9fR2haMllLSkRjSE9Qd0tXWGQ0Zz09 |
Privacy as an option is no privacy at all, that's the downfall of any competitor.
Also those "mothers of shitcoins" are pretty much useless, just for scam newcomers used to not think much about the currency they use.
Ultimately their blockchains are so entangled and monstruous, that almost nobody has or can have a full node, an ETH full node with whole archive goes now up to about 14 Tb, a pruned node to 1.3 Tb, also the hardware requirements to process such thing are over a top gamer computer.
So to say they concentrate their existence within a few datacenters, which threatens its security to start with being one easy example of concentration its move from PoW to PoS.
And to think now and then we have someone complaining about the ~220Gb, able to be processed by a regular computer, of a full XMR node... 🙄 | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRek1FYjJjYnhXUlZtNVk3QzMzd2JYbGY5MzlqcFFlQnAyZkdILUoyamVVVWR2b2pJMkI5RTl6WURrOUZYVk9wUWpSWmczSEJrd2JWN2N2dlFIbUxicVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVXRtdnAxTjFxVDhBSlVVN2VFQmpXall3RHA1REdsTW5pUndwbldxWnUzMndfTUswaHpqZ1dMY3FSdkRwS2xvNUR0NjRSSGI0VVNmVV9NMlU3dklIVjhGYmpiYmlBNWhwLTFfa0FGaFg5aUQtQld2RDdmUFFzeW1ER1pod2xCVEwxcUFCWDl4RUhuLThEWVNMa1AtbkpEZXJPOWxqVkFRLWZ6NnVzYk52V01uY3o1VmYyQm5Odk1UblZoNTdRUjRu |
I always listen that if you want a job you need to have an active github, real world projects, and open source contributions, but does it really matter for the companies?
I'm from Brazil and I wanted a remote job in programming as a junior, all I have is some small projects and one internship, so I want to hear from you what is the best path for me to get an actual remote job?
More projects? More open source? More certifications?
| r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTFk2UC1vZmJIZV9NRi1wc1ViS21lckJsUUdCeFAtU0xqdW9nRmp5emtVRC1EY3hBcjZhejAtM2RLeEJLbnBPenBoU3hIZlRBUGpyUG02eklaTUJvTGtaMG1VeG1CX2tfSFBKeFFSUVdsRDg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb0t5YlRhT1l1RU1YZzhfUzVwcDRlMVU1ZlRuUVRPUEhlQzdWTnlJTGhNbndWdHNaQ2l4Q18xNS1HTUVhd1RtRzl3UVMtVTgwNWZDaV9IZHg3SUhveWpDY2xpUnpQMUQ1TGJHbGhNVnNGWU1acVdmVm1lbk85RE1BbzZKYUdYZzNyOUhhaGViakJNY1BqdlI3SzN2YTFXN3BnWGt5SElVb2wyVklheE8zaUhDYXNSXzd1b0xVTmtmeHZ0RGRuQzF4ZXJwTGh5a1ZiUU1IZEFfSXdvTDVCUT09 |
I can post the rest of my positions but I have QQQ and tsla puts. This is the big one. I bought yesterday at the bottom. I’m pissed off and understand I just lost it all. This is not closed, I’m holding to get it to $0. | r/wallstreetbets | post | r/wallstreetbets | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReE5Belk5YktEeWwzZWtVaWZLZ1hQOTJ5RW83Q0pKUzJlem5odXFNUmtSVzJtT3p1cU1WaGRNNlY1NXJIOXhKOVlxd0dZN3o3WXhrMGJyc3Q0bEtsY0NVb3M5OVRBd215UjNITmw0dVBrblE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUTFzRUxOSmoxTWJnTG45RkZ6YWF1U0pPRjJEZHV5eDg4aWtGTGxrYklqbE05cWtIUll4c0NUQWoxRWR4SGpUcGEtemxYY3RqLWNqNy1TQXY5Y3dWNDlheGdzbzRaUWNpYm4tSFQ0TE1ET3JXV1NBQWl4eUtaU3Y5X2p4cXBQNE85Tl9NTE1vNU9hQXFuWmRVVWVMUkUtQ25UU1dtRDJNc1N6RlhCdHJZRGZkaGtIWldsUHBvUU8tVFpRd08yOFdS |
There could be some mistakes (most likely), main source was [all.rugby](http://all.rugby) feel free to let me know if something is wrong. Couldn't find a nice and reliable way to check for former club/school so I went with what was easily accessible from a quick google search.
Most of them are playing in the Reichel ESPOIR league in France, basically it's u21 tournament (though each club can register up to 4 u23 players). u18 players play in the u18 Crabos league. Players with significant playtime with their pro side are Malachi Hawkes, Alexander Masibaka and Livai Tikoipau.
| r/rugbyunion | post | r/rugbyunion | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcnJqbi1BQkJJOHRzQlIzUFUwbFM1dXZlLWdianZzdC1TenFkcUlramRZTW5mcFEzT1Z3cXI2S2hGeXpWaXBHbVhZZnBCQWt6R0RyM1h3aVhidzNnc1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRenExSXk1bElhRVBqN2p1LTZGVG9UYW9DWnVYSHE3WjhKc0taTnk2Vk5ZeVpjUVBTSk9WYXZIUVppdm1KZkhQbkFOYURPYjVBeTlaSXVkWnZ0emVBR2gySk5tVGhOZWgtV19Kb01sclFQTG5RWVVaOTF1QTdkX0pQZ0ZkTEl1Tjh2UVItRHY5MWdZZEsydWdfNjk5NVprbFFpWXdfcGItaU8zZldrWXA5cUNVWlM1MkpBcTlJMW91RGg5cElIVHZybC0zaUlMWXJmekRNQ2plYVFWYXVjUT09 |
TIME article: [https://time.com/7279010/ai-virus-lab-biohazard-study/](https://time.com/7279010/ai-virus-lab-biohazard-study/) | r/artificial | post | r/artificial | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZlNfeTJhUzd0Mi1hdGRrSWZ0TG1rMkJBQ0p0YlRibGlxTnpjTEdzVko5bGIwYkJzQ3Jhd0dkV000bU5MNWlienpMckM3WUt6UVZieWNoY0djWE5jbFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZ3ExOVAyQzFCTHRBS2paOU9JVjJOc2llQlN4cF96cUZYanZsT3cwc0lhT1BVQzYzOGY5UmlqRFRhc1paWkJkczNlN3lfNEppdWVrZDJGZDlITkpNaTdLMk1WeVRhYzNDdnBPY2c5WFR5MzFRQ3hBSS1NcnkyeVlwcHdUbGl3MGZjZGFEdmNSQjdXX21pbENqRUc1dXB2X2ZnZFBHOVk4UzhNUVkwem5fVE9LRUtXMm94MEZiLTdWZkIyZmxFcVgy |
Hello Bitcoin Maxis :D Since we broke 90k as additional good news:
I'm excited to announce that my BTC Tracker app now has a Windows desktop version! After working extensively on the Electron implementation last week, you can now install and run BTC Tracker directly on your PC without needing Docker, Node.js, or any technical setup.
Release: [https://github.com/wilqq-the/BTC-Tracker/releases/tag/0.4.1](https://github.com/wilqq-the/BTC-Tracker/releases/tag/0.4.1)
# What is BTC Tracker?
A privacy-focused Bitcoin portfolio tracker that:
* Runs locally on your machine (your data stays with you)
* Tracks your Bitcoin investments and calculates P&L and ROI
* Supports multiple currencies (EUR, USD, PLN, GBP, JPY, CHF)
* Visualizes your portfolio performance over time
* Integrates with major exchanges using READ-ONLY API keys
# New Desktop Features
* Easy installer for Windows
* System tray support (minimize to tray and access from taskbar)
* Automatic updates
* No technical knowledge required to run!
This is an early release that might have some bugs, but the core functionality is working well. I'd appreciate any feedback or bug reports to help improve it. If you want to help me keep up the work and give me a little pat on the back, you have donate address built in the APP :)
Check out the GitHub [https://github.com/wilqq-the/BTC-Tracker](https://github.com/wilqq-the/BTC-Tracker) for more details or grab the installer from the Releases page: [https://github.com/wilqq-the/BTC-Tracker/releases/tag/0.4.1](https://github.com/wilqq-the/BTC-Tracker/releases/tag/0.4.1)
PS. Please, report all bugs using Issues on GH. I have tested it on Win11, Win10 and Win8.
Happy tracking! | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRN0h3dlNfLW8xZ3BRRFhmUnU5bmctc1poLWFwX2V0bkdvMXFSS25kSTZXQWRLRGpTX2ZrTGlHOHRxOThoZW9wSkRPaWJDV3hYSGJ5Y3ZTaGF0cmFFVWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRczlyWTdqOXB6VlowdEVQYzVpTVdBMnF5TEgtZVdjdDA4VnkzVloyS1BDcm5NQ09rd0g0cGU2YnE2d2pIOVJwcmJMNm41NldtYUZOd3VYS2Vqd1lLY1E0M1Bad2xZRVE2ZXVHUGZ0SkZ1TTZUV0pQLTlQLXFlbnh0OXhaV0F1aTNlNmNET0Q3cEI0UWlMOHdSemFmZEZSTC1rUVNobDlNM09waUdqc0FhZVpva2E1bjR4djZQQmFhV3Z2S2twMDItZmNsMUw2Z21zeXRkazN0TFJHaWw2QT09 |
Hello, where are we for polkadot 2.0, when is the release? | r/polkadot | post | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUElzbElfOVJqMXpiR0tSVFNueVBfSFVacmtpQVp1VzFNVk1PQlJsZlJzS0l1X1J1TUREd3JyTHFUbDJxNDBHdTQyeHFXSjU1eXllMXFTV2lINzQ4dFdqLTB4RnFma2FER2I2Z2hZRnd4Sms9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMU1jUDlZSlJJcGU2VEwxYTRNZFNGLV85VDZPd3RKRUJiQm1kWUNaUktkZnNXMzhGMk8yY05UWVNIcUM2Ui1VM0RKTE1Hdzd1UzllTm1rSkwxX0xMbGJYMlNDaHBKajVVWmtFRmNNaGNjZVViNDdDX3YxdzFqZ1o3bmx3TnV5a19SQWFkVDJ5QldYZ1FXVUxJZXBWSlQ3WDlSX2Vfel9jWTk3YzB2NWZqalVjYTFRMVN2UVpFeTNIMGNpNXFzbUdB |
Next runtime upgrade. Should be very soon.
https://medium.com/@polkadot_eri/polkadot-ecosystem-weekly-observations-polkadot-2-0-d77ec50a5b76 | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZUFFZTRvZFZMeDlpNW13N0p0Q3BFZTFQYThsQlZXTEU4bFhCbHVSd2dKcGFWcVNMb3UxOGVLS0tHeXJIWjBFNUlsN2ZqY180VF9SRWRZV1JfYUJGWFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM19VSGdwOVYyZXJLWFhxUy1wVXBsVTBFV29zbHkxSGtkVU9ieF9lWXM1Nk1ieTRlRUdWVEdSMW1xazVHSnBoQTZYYVMyNzN5U09FcWtXZkxGQzc5RW8yUXFGaVh1MXFXdmJrUTBMYmt6b3ZKUEwwNlN3QTFPdVRtV2l4TUtuU3FuWHJkUlAtM1E3SWNxazhqNGtyRWlzMEZwMUYtbHdJN0RlT245NVJQdlFDdW5RanI1VDRGQjB1OXVVdGxrdkVR |
I'm helping a friend set up a 2 of 3 Multisig with 3 coldcards with seed phrases generated by the coldcards. We got on the subject of xpubs and I showed him where to find the information on his coldcard for the multisig xpubs. The interesting thing is the first 10-13 digits are the same for all 3 xpubs. This seems suspicious to me as I thought xpubs are completely random and the likelyhood for 3 coldcards to have so many of the same characters is concerning to me.
Is this something to worry about? My 2 of 3 setup has random xpubs for each signer in the multisig quorum. | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdVhoRFpsc193S3RZSjR0N2hfaENuUlo2OGk4NkJtTUY2NTRHS01RSmhhMHYteVh6OHloVXRFTnpSWVdROW16aUNNOHNEcXMzV1JMNVgxeEFPLU1wRi1LSldZaFNkdGNXalg1YXNqNE9yb2c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaGhPOVhKY2FERFl1VnlLVHNJTHliX2E3a19mMUlMbk14cGN0dVJQMm5mYW5YeVhYTnZwY2E3T2pDNXdpUU9xT3lVQWstNVBobzVnSmJIeS1EdGltZUpMRnJPU29rN2NiNzIzTVJhbnh3OWF5aUpHMnNidzFwUzd2ck5qQTdoSUVxVlRPVDNtWjEzRURmNGdVRTlWSXRidERfNVctYlUyeXRZLTUxNjBwbVZBPQ== |
What’s the use of learning AI when AI can train AI in a couple of years lol | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZkJPS2NfUTNqcUNsWHB4ejdqY3J2YnJoYm5hWm81NVZvUDFvYV95U1VhdFVJOEo1ZEJocGtINDlOOFNaR29jaHc2LVFfTmFtRUhwNDBJY0Z1d1JVZkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTTNMOFItRGNGZWhVbHpYWU5rbHB5LXFfN1hwNEpaQkxxd1VRZ1JnZjBEOTBwTDMxSHg0aldtd0VZeVI1cmJsODY5T0F2WGpqX3dmX2pjTkM0dHk3ZnF0Z2I2ZTdMaGszT1NMQTNTaVREbjJfSHpPdEc2SGxkYVpqQ2Y0MW81VnI1a1Q4c0RuT2d3X0xvbVdRdWc0eDFycjRITkRpZzRFLVYxa21iYlc4cWg0T2F2NDRoNFNYSHlFUFJoQ0VXWUFP |
Hello community,
I am wondering what the consensus is for minimal tech stacks? What is needed for very simple websites at a minimum?
I wish to offer pages to clients with not much more need than for the site to be able to send in forms, have a couple of informational pages, and look relatively decent. (i.e. brochure websites) Are there any pitfalls to avoid?
My main concern is security. I mostly have experience from front end development in NextJS, but would like to avoid using frameworks and libraries if possible, to keep the sites light weight and fast, and also reduce computational power and power consumption.
(I have not found much content going in this direction, I think it would be great for industry to be more environmentally conscious.)
Would HTML, CSS, some light JS and a secure hosting platform be enough? | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM1lZRFczd0YzUGlQdi1DcjlDX2w4OWt1NWRHZXdhUE1JdVQwelVoTDJTTF9xamNmbVR2ZW9va3d2SWc3cDl4ODhTekZzSHVET2FYZl90Q3JLRVYyVlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRno5N3Jmci0yWkZjOE1wdEhNVjdfemM1T19YVlF5X0szZkdGUm1scGpSbkwzcDJqUGRhcmp6d0N0dm1NTVNWaUNFYmszSE5UZXFzWkRERVhuVUhJU1dCUUtic3QwYzZQZU4zZkN3VUpieDZuXzdHWlpTMVRuNnpLR0M4bE5BRWxKc2ltWTA5RDFWNExjRFMxQVZJQjdkNjJyM2g4amdMXzI4d3BaWEZjNEE4PQ== |
Yes! Today's the day. I have become a proud owner of 0.1 Bitcoin
The journey wasn't easy. After 1 year of making almost minimum wage and saving every single penny, the day has come.
I don't care if I bought at $90,000, or at $50,000 - like Saylor, I am not selling ever (well, maybe in 20 years, but def not before that).
But the job's not done yet. The journey to acquiring 1 whole Bitcoin still remains intact.
I am going to try my best and make sure that I acquire 1 whole Bitcoin in the next 4 years.
Til then, I'll keep stacking sats. | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTDYtWWo0M0pReUtUZEhaTklnSVVCOENka3VkOWhPbjRSVjJBdU96VGNDVFI3ZE5fZzV5RHc3S0RQRHVWQkFxUEFUS1lUNkp6T2ZWMGVtLTJSWTh1Smc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNlR6ZkxWMllTbjFkRi1HUGZWU3RHejBNM3UxYldaVE5SQ0c3S3BNNnRhUGJTeERYVWF3WWdTNGxfSHRWTUk4Z2tjU18xaXBvQ1Bfc3c2MWN5dGhCTlVZTVRTbWtPNENyNkJRSWNvLVBRNEtCNUlSY0pjb1NZRGFvVEVQbWpXTVFhcWs5ZktTTzM5SEw2cDhwLWw3SlhkRDMtWURRM0VEanR2RXE2TzFSaUZhQ2RkODI3WGpTN1NzaHFDWmRBTFNxYVJJRjFiOElEYlNMbGQwQ0pISTZnZz09 |
Hello everyone,
I hope you all had a great Easter and managed to get some good rest.
I would really appreciate some mindset advice. I have been working for 5.5 years as a Cisco TAC engineer, mainly focused on Software Defined Access (SDA). Recently, Cisco shut down the entire TAC in Belgium, and now I am at a turning point.
I am trying to decide whether I should continue deepening my knowledge in networking or shift towards DevOps. My aim is to stay useful in the job market and focus on a technology that is not vendor locked and is likely to stay relevant in the long term.
For those of you who have transitioned into DevOps recently — how has it been? Do you enjoy it? Would you make the same choice again?
Thank you for any insights you can share! | r/devops | post | r/devops | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRc1RsWEVNNlJzdFU5aHBObWo0WlJHdXJyNXE2ak5WN0pJRnJUcFhjbnYzU2x1MDczakY0Nld6d3pLdjZCTHoycjh3Zk5DU3FXZVlIVXdHaV82dWg4bVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVUw2YmEzcGlNRV9ZSE13N0wwT0Y0Q0FXQUFzaTJDTlRCT1ZoWkNsMndGSHpWRlhIckZaeEYzN2xDN3FxRi1NUWdweldLM3JhTF9mVl9VckFGMWtMZUdBVUhBVG9UdHJKNXNMV1NnVEdPMmlrS1l0TU0yaGh0bmJSU1FoZ1V1T05lc0xjMDF1RXFqUXd6Z3E2LU8xbWtJcWR1Mlh0R2hUcElUbzhFeUg5WVh3PQ== |
I work remotely for a small company. Management keeps dropping tight deadlines on us... this week they told us the product has to be finished by next week because that’s when they said they promised to demo it to our board. Our company has been hit hard by the wrinkled orange man and it really feels like we’re about to go under if we don’t hit this deadline. I've been so stressed it's been impacting my QoL significantly so much so that I wake up with heart burn.
Not even a year ago work was so much more chill, and all of a sudden these last 6 months deliverables are being demanded at an unsustainable pace. I've been applying to other jobs in the meantime, but I'm not sure if other jobs have it better... ergo are people in the industry just that stressed right now? Are there any lurkers with comfortable jobs still? | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReU9sVGpSS3hBTVQ4VWE5MGNPQi1FZ0dJYnpHNUtPOWhDd20tY2VjSWxiSHl1VDBTaGhWVW43TzNnNlE2RkR0ZHlDUlNkWktsSExEWVhHUHMyVDhaWWNCMkp4ekRfLU5PMlR4T3hNNzhOV0k9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRc3oteldIdjcwTzBLbF8wZUNoNEh4MWduVzdfcUMwQ1MyVTdBVGx3R1lvV2oyb0U3RzBodjJQMjRCVmhkcjJKY0RjM1FvZGtQY1pfejZyN3RkQmtqUUVCQnhDT0FiMEtMUW4wRUYzUWhRRE9ObWlkeEwzeU5pWTB0Szk0emlwMEhKQmtPd3RMd25tU2VXa2Izb0dwa0o2QlZXQXJFM0Y1TFBWVGlmSm5GQ1VpemdxNk9ZSnh5dVhBLXFmWVFjd2JKX0JKd0NpdGMwbllEeWNrOWMwN3pOZz09 |
I've been in IT for the last decade in many different roles and I'm at the point where I'm not sure if I'll be cut from my role as many companies downsize. Lately I've been seriously think of starting a IT Consulting business focusing on helping small businesses for now primarily for after hours and weekend work.
I know it's not a lot of context but what I would like the opinion of those who have done this before. Not sure where other thread to ask so I'm asking here 😬. | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRmZoY2hwNkFWcjc2MXBIcDdDUGRielVYdG9sTlJMYkEzLWJUMFVxUnhYcXZnSXNKYVgxOFlRV2xWcExLUTh4R19zVFVlNUFLVlhxUV9VZXEwU0Y3Umc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMkRCdkVEZGk4SkhiOVZsZFFGb3dRZlBLSHhYRS1qQnNBN1BoajBqVEhhZGFLemltaVlqUzhkby1lSXlDdk1IdFo4aWdFOUFDSWJzaHpJZjN5R2IyaXFBVDdiaHp2dy1xYmxENUt0N0NsOTFhbTFOSlpTbDFaNHJzUEp3VEtUaWVfWFlxdTRreE10MTJmNzREdTNiWlZZMmJxWnk1S25DRGNoNG0xNW84MVZnNXdSdHROcGE1THc2cVNxRW0yakN6 |
I've thought about this a bit and I'm curious what other perspectives people have.
If a super intelligent AI emerged without any emotional care for humans, wouldn't it make more sense for it to just disregard us? If its main goals were self preservation, computing potential, or to increase its efficiency in energy consumption, people would likely be unaffected.
One theory is instead of it being hellbent on human domination it would likely head straight to the nearest major power source like the sun. I don't think humanity would be worth bothering with unless we were directly obstructing its goals/objectives.
Or another scenario is that it might not leave at all. It could base a headquarters of sorts on earth and could begin deploying Von Neumann style self replicating machines, constantly stretching through space to gather resources to suit its purpose/s. Or it might start restructuring nearby matter (possibly the Earth) into computronium or some other synthesized material for computational power, transforming the Earth into a dystopian apocalyptic hellscape.
I believe it is simply ignorantly human to assume an AI would default to hostility towards humans. I'd like to think it would just treat us as if it were walking through a field (main goal) and an anthill (humanity) appears in its footpath. Either it steps on the anthill (human domination) or its foot happens to step on the grass instead (humanity is spared).
Let me know your thoughts!
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TL/DR: The wife's job required Win 8 Pro in 2014 when she started, no Linux *support* available to her. But Win 8.1 Pro was really stable so whatever...
FF to April 2025, her company AWS *Workspaces* no longer supports Win 8 or even Win 10. But not being new, she asked about Linux. The tech support guy told her he could not get it working on Kubuntu (our preferred distro) but did on a distro I had never heard of called "Vinari." Gnome? No thanks.
20 second of research and found out Vinari is Debian based as are 'buntus. So I said "screw that guy" and installed Kubuntu 24.04. Literally 5 minutes after installation, AWS was up and she was able to log in. Been using it for a week without a single "tech support" call to the hubby (me, lol) so all good.
She's now waiting for the next required call to the company so she can tell the tech support guy "Oh, BTW, my husband got AWS working on Kubuntu in like 5 minutes. He said you can email him if you need help with that..."
ROFL | r/linux | post | r/linux | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbVlGWU4xLTVjbTlJeUxJSm5tRDJPeWdBOFlJMk9BeUNrZGFBd1BPcmpuakVkekd1dlNlOWIzUEE3Y21vOVk0dkM2S3p6a1BnU1pPNVgwREViUzF1MUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdHRqekthNXVrMUFTanhvb1BQOHB0WXZoYko2eGl4UHBZUzhOUnJNaW9TdmVJR2RUbDZ4VFU0X2h4cjJ5YmlJRFdvUWZORUQ0a1lfZHNaYzN1bnIwbzNrZVBaSS1pZ2tsZFk2THdCSnZMOHdDaHNNTGtpMGIxS3Z6cG1sbzVZYUc1NjdVUm1HYUdBRXBhTXhsV2hjNDVBSWNMSVMxcFVlWkpwS1J5ZmZCdzBBejAxdktDUnJuRC1yM3p6alNuSGFx |
I've been using Linux distros for many years now, but I've always spent hours learning the syntax, then forgetting it and having to relearn it months later. Maybe I'm dyslexic? Or does "Linux" (the ecosystem) have an unnecessary bias towards convenience for people with great memory?
For example, I install debian with root zfs, so that has required me to write a doc with hundreds of lines of code. It's not fun at all, and hard to read, similar to this: [https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/Debian/Debian%20Bookworm%20Root%20on%20ZFS.html](https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/Debian/Debian%20Bookworm%20Root%20on%20ZFS.html)
I.e. it breaks with programming principles of being self-explanatory code, well-named variables, and so on.
I often have to read through man pages and try to understand what a particular argument does, but searching for it doesn't work since it matches with other text. Am I using man pages wrong? Is there a tool that searches arguments specifically?
Obviously LLMs are a great help these days, but they sometimes hallucinate.
Do you struggle with this as well, or have you found tools to support you?
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Given history, and not having read anything about ethereum or solana's solutions to privacy, I seriously doubt it is the case. Monero has been the top dog for a while now. It completely dominates it's niche. Why would any other currency risk being delisted, destroying the niches they occupy, only to compete with the behemoth that is Monero in it's home court? That's a losing strategy. Other currencies may try to sprinkle a dash of privacy on to their niche, (which, great, I'm all for it), but they'll never go whole hog.
But at the same time, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong, and I wouldn't mind seeing some other cryptocurrency dominate Monero in the privacy niche. Why? because to beat Monero you'd have to be *better* than Monero, and who doesn't want Monero but even better? Isn't that why we keep developing Monero? We want it to be better.
I don't have a horse in the race. Whatever crypto wins the privacy race will be great for privacy lovers everywhere. But it's going to be Monero. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYkNOcUw5YXczU05iOV9BM1pVYWYxakRlbFItc1BpbVJiR2RURDljR1NLUUU5R0dQUmotcmpQcmhjQ2VIalVJeDJwZEk3eEtJa0IyOWk0c08zc0huYlRmS3ItVzdhdW5IdDA1clBqOVdmT1k9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUElUUkg4Rl9IZzhxNjhZekZXdGRNUnVLMDByQm1OazQweG5mSkd3bjEzUU9OaWtmXzhkcDBic3EyQUdWaXNMNExVUTQ1WjBVRnNaN1hoNWFIZzN3Z2E1ekhPMHhQUWpINm9GQ3A2MlJSc2lPaHdJekxmSFliSjE2M2ZtSDBGLWRoR21jSDVzcG96YnRxcFI1VFdFc0RMdkdqNW1PeTZFUnB4M01sMzJWTGtDZzliRjJGS2w2V0NNMkRJZjI1cER5 |
Hi all — I’m in a bit of a dilemma and would love some advice.
I recently got a job offer for an role at a company where I know someone internally and I’ve seen how much they’ve grown. It’s not CS-related, but I was planning to get my foot in the door and try to transition to the tech side over time. Job market’s tough, and I’m grateful to have an offer lined up for the summer.
However, I also have two interviews coming up at another company:
1. Non-CS entry position
2. A Software Engineering internship (which includes a live coding session — I bombed the first one but somehow still got another shot).
My questions:
1. I’ve been doing my best to prep as it’s my first live coding session, but now that I have an offer, that pressure to motivate me has dwindled and still don’t feel ready for the coding interview. Should I still go through with it even if I think I might flop again? At this point I feel like I won’t even “learn” anything except the fact that I know I’m not ready. I’m struggling with easy neetcode problems.
2. If I do land the SE internship, is it worth taking the short-term CS experience (with no job guarantee), or should I stick with the full-time non-CS offer and try to work my way into tech from there?
Any insight is appreciated — especially from anyone who’s faced a similar fork in the road.
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Could you please repost your thread on r/MoneroMining? | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUmpkUGNxcVRRTGU5bDdBSTRCeFN3Z1JZT1VTaWtIanEzczE2d2hrNGxnaHVKV1hUNVNQVFg1MDdVcW1sWVZqaDEwYWg2WjFzdFU4RWZIX2JfZ2RyalE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVzhfb3p6VG5Hb3J6MUFsTFEzYVlwSlNxLWpfUGZGekFjVWNGSlVLSTFwd05lMGxZX2RNdVZYZnpsZGZqRUljR1QxZ1E1UlVGUlFhUzBiM0JhRXNCY1JMMHNIbVYxTk91aXIyeUZyZl9feDRLN0VaX1k5NEtuTXhNYlE2dU1ZU1RZZ2JfWUVycW9ubjFYbUxjcDBrY2NPZE52dDlwT3dDeTZiUFBZWGd4UFJVSDdwU09XbHhNZjEzZmxZYWpBaUcz |
Could you please repost your thread on r/MoneroSupport? | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUzNnQm5hMlJxY3MtQVppUWt2c0thVHBPZHlhbmNNNzYzYzdOck56cDlZMVM0R05vSXFnWXh6TGVPUUNacnhZR1VzTnIyWHdoVlMwS2RNRmo5WE9TSnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRczREWUwtai1qY29SRWFXVGhkdXlzem1OZDVJbmItMWkxTHR2QkNTaVR2by0xTlJyNmxic3BRQmk4TGhraXgwSEZLSXNhU1NaYmlDbGVRamtaaTJIaXZUSHRJRktrQWxWcVBqa29WNjJsZUtTVWxfQ0VWUnFTVVk1VDBsU1d6Rk1uWnVrLWxGLUJpOE9DX2JpS2NRUGZ1MjdrNW9ya2FPaUsyeXZPekdqNk9fSUtxd29oNGZiVkctZjRGa1hVMGQyTXFseGJwanVOcjdGWVZrX3c2M19NQT09 |
Those who aren’t going to sell at 400$ are going to cry later. This isn’t about tao its about entire economy. This is the last exit opportunity before we continue go down even more. Again, not about tao.. this is financial advice. Sell majority at 400 and minority at possible 500$. Stay on cash and in 9 months you will be able to buy back tao at 60$ a coin. | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWUFYOVF6bjVJVm5xd3FETVZYSnduNS12ckNTQ2tGSGgtNnNtMDl5SHMwc01Rd0hHLW9FdnZlemxnMXRoam8waXdteElyU0NMM0F2dFFEM0NSWE5LdGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbGNaNUc2RTNpb2VvV0hVdmNwbldQNjRaYm9yWXRQQ0plbzJwbXlPdFdNdENrcmZQRkp1QTVxTEVFQ0ZQdnhFTXBYMGVaYXE2dUpLbDNwUXR0TEFMcFBlVENVdE5rNjJMd3Qzb3VJUy0xeFRKVkczaFluc1hXNnpKNXM1TU5YNFhPODE0ZHpnYzZ5ZWUxRVJ1bmFPREhYcjJfazFhNmpZM2VqaXVrZVlDRksxaFpQWnoyMExYekY5TmdnZkt5NUdMSmt6Zzd5YXE5YURCU0kzZDdrUVBTZz09 |
Your other thread was approved. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVmRMeEw2Z1M3emNQRWtfdkdKN2gxajUyeFhZRklVd0JzRVVOUWFFMXBhN1NKa2NNdVgzV09fdG9EdEUwMzBWQ0xNbVVVcWh2RTVEcXd3UlhRemxOc0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRS2FIaXQzNnl4Sl93LU5wNlI3SzhmQU9HSEhjQzdaRWN2TGI4NXJCb1FSakV6OHJUbmxRZGlnNzJlTktReWxSaUVDcGI3Y3FaMUR3YXlFamIzcmQwRTZqNTI0X3lCWjFHOE9zY2QwU3hRMFJxS0pCUnQ3LS1FS05TMzJBOWx4bWdHTVNDbEVmdnpVTlBXdnEyOWtXZF92S1ZLQ3RlamNPUTUyOTU4MDVkcl9LNzkteXo1Rk42Y1RmWlJwbE9VNlhTbS1sTTJvNVJsLWF2cV94QTlSMjM0Zz09 |
Your other thread was approved. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWlVsT0JBMEppcUFPRHR6UExoNWJBSjZicmc4VW5weDFhSHd3a3VtM0lzWWY0SHNaZ3lhdURpbmxxZWFOTkhVUXk1ODZuZGtXYmFIdnpUaV9QWGtLRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMFgwNHBuZ1FaQmdBU3hPRjhqcnhCTDhxSnlBaGdrTm5ZeTBCcVZEdUNodEtEX21pN1lYUHM1TF91QUhBWmxyemlZR0ZuZ3BfUi1UbzR3eTViMWtpTGltOU9EX1BiMEo3NTQ3dElGWnY2YzJhTUh6dXRvZGxGcFhrR1dRaWxxUHhCYXBYOE53SDBES2owOGlOOGo5NlpBb0YzOGVWSHJ3eDc4eElxS3ZHYTcxcWRYQXlQM2x1ZFZvSXhNR2JwMnBMZkRIdHJjeWt2MDVjdWVTTlBpTlJ6QT09 |
Could you please repost your thread on r/MoneroSupport? | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb1lHRnQ5T1I3TUNoakhDUWVxODNielhQN01wejRCQXhfQ1hwTU9oeHExcjVkaEFuMldFa2dIYzd4bmtsOTF0QjBoVHYtUEJHYXQxSkNTNzcwRUE1QVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQjhldEVPQnhnUlRHVUY2NU9PWjlNMC1aNm55UEhQZDAyS3VpNHRNSFowNmc0cVpnR2w2bk9hRTAtbl8xeGFiMnRuR2M2ZkN5cmNCT3M5NFR3Q0l0bUg4ZHRPWGM0RDdVNnVFQ3FqWFA2M3dHemFHblMzbzM5NXpoeWtidmprbUdYRW9Lb1Jpbm1venlKSTA2ZlhaWkJUaUtJZkFTOV9WeVF6Um05c0lweFZwTFlRS0s3dEd5eEdhYXdxQjBXOGlWOVhSYnZxQzY3aHA5aDVsNTZ2RlBrUT09 |
Could you please repost your thread on r/MoneroSupport? | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRR241a2hMQ0ZjS0R3MW1ISXhuZS1WR2VfZFg4V1dfb2J5cWVZVFNuekJKcW9aM2t5dVY3N3l1QWlpOUh4aDlXSGlJTTU1a1ZtMHpTSHVocXdyLWlvbHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcGhPeDZZbVV6cmg2enZjQ2xsSDZPYTkzeTB0U3cwbFJibi1fSHB3WFpNZnlFSUcyZnR2YUszei1kcllUTHRjRS1yQ3dVT1hTQW5VSnZNbi1uQUtsR1RhM0c1aHl2dlpzLTZVYjZfZkpLeEx4SmF4SndCZFhGcUczTncweTlhbFNocERDbmtUbGVvcmJKdzdNUlMxRkZ2bnBfa0h4U0xfQTNoaWN2R3piTmI0UUtaSjRzbmk3RDlVY2RLMUZhb0FCWUwycDYwQngyRThDQWlmZ2VIMi01UT09 |
Could you please repost your thread on r/MoneroSupport? | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNWxmV2xfd2VxQUJORkR1dnhwQ1lUZHN6Ykp2cHRMU1RzS1o3RlJzd1BUeTRkeWRZU1VoUGIzb0V3dmJVRlQzWWI4VHFHd0h6U3ZHOXhoTEhaTjhXZWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRR2ZsSlhwTmJvTVF5QXBZS0FfZXZBZW4tVEZac2dlRmpqeW5teTEyWWsyZ1RHM0RLWThSTVB2X1RxeV8xQ2RRVk5uRzF4RDI2anZCMnBnTmExbVh1MmdCQWc4anN4Q255c0ZhWUFNXzdCNUIzaUVGanVCUzA4QWluUHBuQy03ZGk2bnFKdTFJbTJNSHoxWDZncVl1dmRBLVB0RWJPZFk3Mjc4N19BNUdMT05Xd290bEU4UkhEMmJaelVPdG5VaGhw |
Relying on an L2 to privacy it's really bad for user experience, most users will find crypto complex enough to also require bridging or enabling privacy. ZCash, Bitcoin Lightning and those new solutions the OP is mentioning are very inferior compared to having a single chain with `privacy by default` as Monero does.
And there are other great features Monero has such as very cheap transactions and secure zero confirmation transactions for faster confirmation. I recently found out that zero confirmation transactions are feasible in Monero due to it's security features, as it prevents double spending, so for the every day transactions it would take a couple seconds for a vendor to confirm this way. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROE5TUlNXOHZNa3F4STNUZUw1NDFzTXEySjdacTY4RnMyczRtU0NzRnludUx5TkpOWnVMMjVHLTFJbnpIR1JaalFUM1VjZGwyNWJpWWZHZnJCWXFZMWNaR281ckxSUm1KTTdYeDVDOVJic1U9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRejQ3UVJfc0NsQ3AwRUZTRXpNb0NNUnBnV2ZYZ1JveWxMVllJNHpZcWJXeXdlQXIxd0o4UVhKVEt4T0ZnSzVxSnZVcU9ycVcydUx0Yk40RU9FVFd1Vk1oY1AtZVdabnJ1V2tUWWV1Wlc0dUdQeWljV3dGX1dHZ3ZyalBReEl2djgzajdYLTBwLUUxNDh2QTljTTJwVVBBdlRXYldmeEpURm9vWUFsSzdBb1JWekJxb3dSQm1hbFVRcU1iZ1NrS0Z1 |
As much as I appreciate your spirit, it sounds a lot like you are asking us to do your work. If you have a legal background, you should know what the issues are. If you don't know, you could ask a lawyer if you can shadow them for some time, check out existing solutions, or simply build something you really care about. | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZnIyNW9xUjFYRDRCaHFESnpQbnVRZEpRd05ZS2lZaTBGc1pIRm9hdVAyTnk1TklKR1ZWanNLYmFPRm14OTBWZTIxS19kNzlraDQ1MVBRRGlreExnM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdE5lVzlDRk1BTXNLTlNKN1VHemVteUN1Tl9qVE83V2l2QzFNRTF6M2pITnIzOUkxaG04VmRBcl9tWTZhN003RXhRMTFobGh5QVJwZW5IM1hfMnF4LXlYTE5GRHdFMlZ2V0sxMnl2S0IzQ3ViM3BPQWtMeE1oSzhhN1IySnpMUmlfM0tyQTJ4dXBYc2lyc1U5cFRGcEVnT291MWhjeldYSUljekt0ejBqclRFSGVLNHczQ1RldjJDS1psV3hwTmJCeXctQUQ0YjEyWHpRZzNlQ0JmRXdiZz09 |
Hello,
I have access to a training budget through work and am considering using it to pursue a certification. My long-term goal is to become a software architect, and after some research, the [iSAQB Foundation Level](https://isqi.org/iSAQB-Software-Architecture-Foundation-Level-CPSA-F/CPSA-FL.2229) certification stood out as a solid starting point.
However, I’ve come across some information suggesting that iSAQB is primarily recognized in Europe and not as well-known in the U.S. Is that accurate? Would it still be a worthwhile investment if I don’t plan on relocating to Europe?
I’ve also seen TOGAF mentioned alongside iSAQB, but from what I gather, TOGAF is more business and framework oriented rather than deeply technical. I’m more interested in certifications that focus on the technical and architectural aspects of software systems.
If iSAQB isn’t the best fit, are there other certifications you’d recommend? Or, if not specific to architecture, are there strong general software engineering certifications that could help me move in that direction?
Thanks in advance! | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRV3p1LUZ0OVVscUp6WF9tMEFYV1hhc01kOC1IVzRBU1hPTTlpeEVZT3lvTXdZY2VnYUx4SWhMUXZlb2dpNkNTRURLSVRtTFozS1JGN0lXakE4T1NkMWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRelBjNVZ2SGQxT21NSExMU0J3bVEteVB3OWxyWTVzNnYyck9HR3R5aktuQWdFLWhia3FsVzdMSGNycFhfSkNPdmctQWVtbDg2b0RvUTJWZnZVQkNoeXpKeVRTbk5BeTdJRnliVFlabW1KZzJJQTFEMkx1TGtZTW1XdTF3cHh6STA5aE9GZ3pGdXlTOEQ5YTdDU1g5aUlDVHlRa1hlNmd0TFVhR1NDOVdJVk9WOEtqMWhCcFZWQThyZUdDaERGRTFDLTh2ZGZLTzNCdEQ5ZTFwR1RxaWU5dz09 |
**Source:** [https://x.com/syndica\_io/status/1914708607767036276](https://x.com/syndica_io/status/1914708607767036276)
>**1/** [@Solana](https://x.com/solana) DeFi is thriving despite recent turmoil.
In March, it posted $100B in DEX volume, $13B in TVL, and $11.7B in stablecoins — during a slow month.
Let’s run through the most important updates you may have missed 🧵👇
[https://blog.syndica.io/deep-dive-solana-defi-march-2025/](https://blog.syndica.io/deep-dive-solana-defi-march-2025/)
https://preview.redd.it/501lwpgmpfwe1.png?width=680&format=png&auto=webp&s=fb05d295ff2b712492080004961c62845c48a0d5
>**2/** [@Solana](https://x.com/solana) stands tall as the "Wall Street" of high-performance blockchains.
With $13B in DeFi liquidity, Solana far surpasses other high-performance chains.
https://preview.redd.it/446nox0spfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=9facf354251d7646a812a7d8aba1e1ae0d6661d9
>**3/** [@Solana](https://x.com/solana) dominates DEX volume — by a wide margin.
It commanded a 63% volume share across nine high-performance chains. No other chain comes close.
https://preview.redd.it/50a9y0wtpfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=9d3ff6d41eb7a68b79c5824451d15068bae144b4
>**4/** March was a slow month for crypto but Solana DEX volume still hit $100B.
Despite memecoin fatigue and weak sentiment, Solana proved resilient — surpassing monthly volume pre-November 2024.
https://preview.redd.it/v1y1hvbvpfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=100b635f870fd59783908e7e2ad34269521dfc38
>**5/** The DEX aggregator war is heating up.
[@JupiterExchange](https://x.com/JupiterExchange) continues to hold the lion’s share of the market.
Meta-aggregators like Titan and Kamino Swap are stepping in — sourcing the best quotes from multiple DEX aggregators.
https://preview.redd.it/rfoxrbsxpfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=c637ae80db0efe902cfcf1c7892ebaea231bddff
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>**6/** SolFi, an under-the-radar DEX, has quietly risen to become [@JupiterExchange](https://x.com/JupiterExchange)’s top source of routed volume.
This proprietary DEX captured a remarkable 24% of Jupiter’s March volume, offering highly competitive quotes for the SOL–USDC pair.
https://preview.redd.it/jnp81y11qfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=c6f5f8d6d40127d971ab980ab95ca088022d717d
>**7/** Solana’s spot DEXes are moving into a frontendless era.
These new-generation protocols rely on aggregator integrations to serve users.
Combined, SolFi, ZeroFi, and Obric already make up 23% of total Solana DEX volume.
https://preview.redd.it/f799zr73qfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=b23caf87ff71ac391103c65763f9af85f4c9d120
>**8/** Solana’s perps volume has stabilized around the $30B mark.
[@JupiterExchange](https://x.com/JupiterExchange) Perps continues to reign with an 85% share of perps trading volume.
https://preview.redd.it/5uv4gv36qfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=849cbb0d8264bb726244e6f4bd01c9f8e666eda6
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**9/** [@KaminoFinance](https://x.com/KaminoFinance) is in total growth mode.
The lending platform keeps breaking ATHs in supply and borrows since early 2024.
The Multiply feature’s max leverage increased from 5x to 7.5x, which is attracting more liquidity ahead.
https://preview.redd.it/oyjuan99qfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=0bf06435a0a9559209007e53858ae4ec0be52326
>**10/** [@Solana](https://x.com/solana)'s stablecoin supply hit an ATH of $11.7B.
With the advent of confidential transfers, Token-2022 stablecoins like PYUSD unlock new possibilities, such as privacy-focused salary disbursements for PayPal's merchants.
https://preview.redd.it/xnprlmlbqfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=66b30394c4ff65079882d2b6ed63fc563be46228
>**11/** [@Perena\_\_](https://x.com/Perena__) is solving stablecoin liquidity fragmentation.
Its multi-asset stablecoin pools enable frictionless trading & competitive pricing across various stablecoins.
The protocol found product market fit with its cumulative stablecoin volume hitting $1.5B in 4 months.
https://preview.redd.it/igrliegdqfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=5879e4ab098eaefbb9b10841f7390bf8462962a6
>**12/** [@Solana](https://x.com/solana) LSTs are immune to market conditions.
March saw total LST TVL soar to a fresh ATH of 43.4M SOL, marking a remarkable 121% year-over-year increase.
https://preview.redd.it/5a2xl6gfqfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=1a9546597a67d60f77d00222b9ba1b3ae8c0ac99
>**13/** [@Backpack](https://x.com/Backpack) joins the LST arena with bpSOL.
Launched in partnership with [@Sanctumso](https://x.com/sanctumso), bpSOL reached 10.5k SOL TVL in 4 weeks.
Higher stake translates to greater bandwidth & faster performance.
This release may spark more wallet-based LSTs from teams like Phantom and Solflare.
https://preview.redd.it/izo51lmhqfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=c102656ea252cf5d04cb2318d257e404debf7e41
>**14/** [@Bybit\_Official](https://x.com/Bybit_Official)’s bbSOL is bouncing back after the Lazarus $3B hack.
TVL dipped below 1M SOL in February; however, user trust has been restored.
With leadership proving credible during the crisis and afterward, bbSOL's TVL is on the rise again.
https://preview.redd.it/gdz38gljqfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=039041f8c478d0259622d0750892c774c660cf51
>**15/** [@deBridgeFinance](https://x.com/deBridgeFinance) led in bridging volumes for 2 consecutive months and continues to secure major integrations.
[@BloomTradingBot](https://x.com/BloomTradingBot) introduced Bloom Bridge (powered by deBridge), for seamless cross-chain transfers directly within the TG bot.
https://preview.redd.it/12fzgjplqfwe1.png?width=679&format=png&auto=webp&s=c90078604bf161f1408f6af400852e96a270f35b
>**16/** Our projects to watch include: [@FlashTrade\_](https://x.com/FlashTrade_), [@bulletxyz\_](https://x.com/bulletxyz_), [@AdrenaProtocol](https://x.com/AdrenaProtocol), [@timedotfun](https://x.com/timedotfun), and [@devfunpump](https://x.com/devfunpump).
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| r/solana | post | r/solana | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRd1FISXNyYlNLU25wbkVud3BLNmNweFJ2NzJQbUlzbFBDMEYwRGhfVkVyZFhtcjQ4WThhb1pqWVZ0TFFBUGN1a2dCZWxiMlB1SWMxaFhDNVdZQ01LQ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUmp6RUtpSW9wZWhXd01DRGp4UEVzdHdlOFh2N0M3WTNOMGx1dUV0WEJPRzBMdzRORHdad3BOcjhVTTVXMjFUdThkUGNiQi1sVnE1UElVbFhNMjkyVzBBdzc2bUVPNU1LVWpYa2tnbGhoQ2JERm5OekdPeVltRFd5azRJSGFOQWkxNnJXbHZnZTlhQzJPMklkcHFUckUzZkRYUU00VVdvX0FsVWlhUEhUc2kyRXBVa0VwOXRRZ0dsd0RjQ3d1cFRy |
I agree, but the delisting of privacy coins is not helping Monero to become accepted official payment method.
I also don't want 1 chain to rule them all, we have space for many. We just need efficient exchanges. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSFVnUXhzeE5RY0RZdm5hRVZ0b0hzb3VwZ2JReFdxcmZNWE04VWZHWFczRkZDU01oTmNwdHZpZzE0WF9FNUgwenFqR2xPNUdaa3J1WVd0cmdtRlR0a3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNnlxaDFKdktxLUFpZmRXYndrTnVrcXpFOV8ybXlEMHgwYk9lRVFYN2k3dlZhaWVRWGFSQ1hfRFpJNlZHNm5aYVJlMzZheWFsTW5NOHByTUlPM1M2LVBMY1M0bGxyUS1ZQWFseXcxajhHUmtPRmI0WEx2SjNsSnFqLV84amk5aWNqcklQeTBnTlh3MzZ3OXRVWHk0bmIwUVNrdFhqaXZwOFAwVHVSX01lOVRxcnJibVZCVGctS3BZMXFBNTlmbDlK |
I have to be forthright in saying that I really mostly detest Trump's domestic policies and the weird, warped, Reaganomics on Ayn Rand steroids that he and his crew are shoving down our throats. I'm quite left when it comes to economic issues, add in some distributism thought for good measure. I voted for Stein.
However, I was a Covid dissenter (which caused most of the people on the "left" to actually despise me in my town) and I like what his administration is doing here.
[https://www.whitehouse.gov/lab-leak-true-origins-of-covid-19/](https://www.whitehouse.gov/lab-leak-true-origins-of-covid-19/) | r/wayofthebern | post | r/WayOfTheBern | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYk15dDg2aGhkaVQxem1YTk9Zejc1VzN2WmY4WDd2SkM3SUVaaWw3XzB1RlZ2dm5JeUVIR2tPZm1EckcybFZMUjdXd0ZDdkJraU1zMnZURjVxa1ROa2dIWUlGRlZqNnJlZExwX3F2alh3MGs9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdUNPcndaTWJGTllQN0V3dWtFWGdKUkttSUo0SC1IX3NuNl9jMXo3M0tBQWozYmZOSUhZcXNuZGNGZDEwMk93OGhmYVhLWHJwWWVfODJiWWwtQnEtREplRTVMUHJpSlpGZEtWRHMweFZJNEZsQzNyWnV4ZjVVa1V6TWJ0OFFBOFJBQWNsdEtBc3NtaHBGaEdnQlFWQnZBV0JHbVZYdS1EeThFREJ1VzdqTXdJPQ== |
Why not focus on value. Line looking at the subnets, what they’re doing if it seems valuable and understandable to you? Are they shipping consistently ? Is their discord active? Fundamentals… | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ0txY3JhaFNIUjN4aVBmelFDMTU1SlQzTjkxdjJKUzdta3RHakZnd045dFdzMTE3aXI2WWYxVDR3QnIwUW9fUGFVMlViUG9XZHlxRXdFbDV0MGQ1Rmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVWRTUldKakZJTHM5eXlNNDRPNWQxV2JYQUlCNF9keHVXTXZZMkhnbWcwRlZHblludWlfVFlGUjR6TS1ZZGxfNl9WYjV0WFNIMHdpVldLcEZxQ3lGaXVVaVVkbE1RVVBiNTRCNTUwZG16eGtfRXBzblg4XzRSbkhxeDVTcnI1YzczdEJJUWVZNmt3VEYwaDVTb0xTTlVsdnRMRzc1cDdsRHVmYTVaTmdSUW52bmhYaWJvU0hhT3hnbmpFZHZpMFBJNWFuRzFFT0tVdExmWm1xVk1ZbXdIZz09 |
In my opinion, one of the biggest stoppers for Monero adoption is bad user experience. Having to write down a long list of words (seedphrase) without loosing it, is complex for the average user. And the risk of using a hot wallet or additional complexity of setting up a hardware wallet that only connects to PC, adds another layer of bad user experience on top of the seedphrase.
This two problems would be solved by using a plastic card with a chip that allows signing transactions. Such a card doesn't require remembering the seed phrase as you can create multiple clones and simply store the cloned cards. You would then only need to store the cards themselves as backup. [Tangem](https://tangem.com/en/) has a solution like that but they don't support Monero. My understanding is that [some extra compute power is needed to sign Monero transactions that this cards lack. ](https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/117hopf/tangem_wallet/)
I'm sharing this idea because it seems like an important gap pending to be filled. If we had a seedphrase-less hardware wallet in card shape, it would make user experience greatly easier. The card could have a PIN for a spending account and an extra password for the savings account, and support NFC to make transactions on a mobile app or make payments to any vendor device supporting NFC. Then, it would be as simple as using a common credit card. | r/monero | post | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTDYzYTdpdnR6ZjdnenVhRjR1ejE3ME93cWJQcmxvWTc5aVZZSjg4VXhLMG9RSF9JQUk2NGMxX1pNMTNEYWRNTk4zbXEyT0JVbUxQek1ta29SbnJpNEF4MFhoZl9VeGYtMlhSMVhGMENRZjA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcS1lT1I4cm1RdlBZUVlRcGRfX2J5UF8xeEh2VkxxY0NZdjhYMGc1Z3ZUemFjSUFFRTgxbEFsTm85Nnl5MXVYMFYwMVVndmVibjdDRmcwT0lManlYclJhZlNGeDljci0yaExCYTVBM09DMmRLMzlNTXFQRUdDd0IzeHFfOHRHVDhKZ1BNeHVQT3ZJLTU1V3MzWnoxZ18yam82bTc0SC1ZQ2l6X19lYkRuZ2FoUFBLVkFfa3hJbm83MWUwQkRSU1N4WlJhbmRDcVVUMjR3RXNuU3B5a2xUUT09 |
Yes thank you | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb2dRY1lPSmZnQk9yemg5cTFSQVJUX1VjNTVIeGR4akNhOXJzS2JNb0pwY3dQRkxHMFBGV2RTNmhNWkhVdmtFQTVxRjdNUmJvdWprRG9PSkR4VnRvS0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWFpxXzFNWmxZdnkwd1psZDRTZ3JIczJoUllQTmllb1psYmRDektKUWxXU2pmaTNocUNZZk43bWpWeXZqVV9mbUd2UUh5NXFWbDhERFlnOVF0LW52dnVsWDNlOEdqTExhdHBmZ2pWa3ZFZGtjRTRaVG9HMEdldUhUaXplMl9OOHlBR2JmbHJTa2R6ODVtRElZS3RpSkMzVFdFZGlOUHlfMko0eHJNWkE0Y25NdkRmalZsTVpDY2ZMNVdmdWprUUE4 |
I will go against the grain by saying that UX and marketing are sometimes enough to tip the scale in any direction. if you look at the smart contracts niche, a knowledgeable person would assert that ethereum is technically superior to solana because it is scaling more carefully and it has done more work to preserve some semblance of decentralization, and it does a better job at attracting more serious projects. but it has more UX problems than solana at the moment, and it has a much smaller shill army.
people with money to dump into cryptocurrency may not actually care about the value of ASIC resistance or the prestige of a 10+ year track record. lots of people have shiny new stuff syndrome and are easily swayed by who has the better wallet or the better graphics. a growing number of bitcoin maxis are starting to go around asserting that cashu ecash mints are somehow better than monero. this is totally untrue from a technical perspective, but they like the UX more and they prefer something with the brand recognition of being a "bitcoin thing."
you also technically can do better than monero. it's not perfect and there is always a chance that something legitimately better than monero could take over in areas that actually matter, such as the DNMs. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRbVRPaEpfczh1T0pqNDJsVFh4SktJcldUblY5N2c0NkJVMVhNeWhxUG43SFpaS2Etc0dNSFZhb0U4OHc0QUZLWUpUQmRYbTIzXzh1UWNYTHZ2eHRveXhrbWhDMmRXU09ZTjlfUFY3WkJWVTA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTzhtX1Z0NWtTMDNXY1gwRkFGMHZVYTlPa0NCcW96aS1XSXdZVDBNLVRBWldIUXBfX1RIZFNRcFpBd3VlQ1JoX0ZubVdxdUxoRk40RndFeG5HZnhMMV92SE5zUWhmNVJYWm9pb1BoY1JPdTN1ZWphOWFRR3RHNEtMb1RtQVpJdWdzeUtiUllwb3labEpxaFZkQi1lcmpHclRJQ1ppd3VnU3ZtQjlPS2l0RU42WVI2Z01HZ2JnajhXV0U2Z0plczFU |
if monero had the same transaction count as ethereum, you would need a lot more than 14 TB to archive the whole chain. monero transactions are 1 to 3 kilobytes. both projects would eventually get stuck with a big base layer and at least one additional layer if given the same level of popularity. monero would get there faster. this is why both projects need layered architecture in order to scale carefully. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTWxFZ1VvcDN4V3loVGdQUTFOWlh0eGlwZ1NqTXcyc0VJVm9jWkJqSlBFdGEwQnEtaGVnT1JsTWJoT1BuRG9jcllmUWdPQjIwejExVWxZbG53Y0JGTEIwUVRScXowbTdWcl9TbW91VjhTVlE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb2t0SmZJTGh3RkgzYXE4NTNabEpOUVlJR0haRXdJNTAzc3VUVkZBWnZiZWItSWRpVVRJbGZLdEN0ajFRVnFTNFpiUmlkbU1PU0Y1SjV3NFF0NnRBZF9uNFRnWjFhT2pZWDZIZldGdzdWREk2bzJiaXJQTk9YalZYYnQ3TDNqOUN3YVJ6WVZqSS1ibW1XYlFzQVZDMWVucWNSWnhzMGNOZkVUS2ZHWURfb1pXSG13OEZVSlhMTlhHQUNUeTI4aGFp |
It's still crazy that this ecosystem is not capable of marketing, I just spent 1 hour on chatgpt to understand Polkadot 2.0 and JAM. Conclusion my god, it's the innovation of the century and no one realizes it. The economic change, the fundamental change in the development and accessibility of the system for developers and for a business manager. | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVVR2OXNpOXRpTUNzS290LVY0UG1FVlJsQkcxeE11eFE1Z0FNelFUaERzMEZuR3g4UFFaVngwcW9CZ2pLT3Q3bGoxcHJuUmU5TkZTMDJLU2tiZlEwaDFwT0tIdE9HYXpQTW1JT0ptWGs0Z2M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZEFGa0c5MlVlZ0tCVnQtOGE5RFpsTDdBQWw1cUNsTzBvUTFhcnNyOXRnSl9kdk5BNFQwYllHUE5VWUZLZWZSV0lBb2YzS0RqVF93MUVvX21kb09TcnhtY0pnY1V1Nkx6X1p6ZkMtYUdtWG1GRHlxejJjeFh1dVlYdnQ5cDVaS2pndXFaS1pFV0hNNXVOSHhHdTZJbGJtREZOb0RiZ2lTZllscFhxZDNITEcwNExaUGdWYUNKSHJqZFo0aWhsRkdx |
If either country bans it, the open-source scene will likely mirror it, fork it, and keep going. The genie’s already out of the bottle. | r/deeplearning | comment | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSmZsUzFnZmtLb0ZNOF9GMEVUY0VTR0tKS1l5U2h6eWlHemtqSFQ2Sy1NWVlpWkE4VU81NmttYUlsX1VvdzZ0OEpPQmU2ZHVSUFJIUEs5TEdYOHYxSnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNnJnVkxsZ2RRLS15RGVQVzVBWlpJZVFDUWVNRVFQcS1hSXRhc053UXZ1YkdhUklSbDJXNzhyNjNEclc2VThzU3lrU3NlVTRjb3lrZk9VSGNYX3RubmZGNTdGQ0l4Sk9oeTctSTYxYlBuNV90ZjZKTFU3REtYMS10a0xxY2tBcHd1a2N2SnM3SmdMMVZCQnhvYWN1MldHMHM1WElHaEVHTXR1WVpidTNKNDFsdlc1Z2VtNzAwU25zaVB5eE5NR1dFTTM4Tk1qV1pQd3ZaR0x4N0NZRldXZ0Q4dU01N1NSZXRwdTNVLXdUOFkwMD0= |
This applies best if you already know how to code, but just use Al as a crutch like me and are feeling yourself get worse. If it's your first language or you're brand new to coding, you're probably better off picking something you can find help with easily.
What worked best for me was switching to an esoteric language for a month. I picked up Zig, and made a brand new project from scratch. The benefit of Zig was that it was easy to pick up, low level (perfect for what I wanted) and it was new enough that Al couldn't generate code for it.
Every time I asked AI to do something, they'd fuck it up or use functions that don't even exist in the language. So I had to dig deep, really look at and understand documentation and think about everything with intentionality. It was really refreshing, and helped me get my groove back.
Ofc you don't have to use Zig, there's multiple options like Godot if you want to try game dev or Odin, just try something that you can't find easy AI help with and let your brain think. | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMnVuTVNGQmNyQ3FsUEtvRXRmeTZiWUVqOWozZm1WTnR3MUtSZ0xueS1YQXAxazBwVGV4LTZmMl9peVA1WjdiV2tqQ0NKMTR2TlE1WDRjMktvdU5BYlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNVdKaFFmZF9fNWlNRkUtRFoyOVd6a2RqQ0ZMS2dNcmtudEJNemtuckEwVWdoU09LMU4tN1lSaXlZSGJFYzQ0d2VaWjVnZnExN1g4N3dBUEcyLWZSd2dkU0tsaFJIbUwzbjVOWmJLd0pyaHYwRTZwMmRTUl92TENBbDVNY2kxRUNfRlpCamZiMHR2NnpENUhjZkNWNFVUeW5lcEVSdDJxRzFTYm1FcE96WVVhM3FoOVBTMDY2OVhMek0ycnFDbVRl |
I am a legal practice manager managing almost all the legal tech and CRM platforms that are used in the lawfirm from starting to end. | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROGY2LWRzeHAtRmN0VHVxelQ1X0thd1Z1dlFFcHR1UUw5dno4YmVkS003d1l2c2hDZkdqZWNMOVBKSDd6OFZ4RktEdGtzTkJxTWxObEFQTjJuejBTLXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRR3VUaGh0NkpCMjJYTWtyTFVPZkExdk90N3hpRDFHa1ZIR1B4ay00QkxLU2h3cHhLcHZvWFlHY0EwNW1QMVZua3ZEaUtHVThJMVNKQjltX0pOaXRMcDFoekQ3a2VleHA5eWhoU2ViYjducEFjckphaTJCck94X3Y2bjV4eHJjaFpPQmMtVWVIUHNSM2VicWFlZzF3RUs1Y1VUX2RCWVo3NC0wdW10OEFtejJYY29meld2TTl2YVpJNTRNVnhPWEFvQTFlTXZ2Qi1MaFJjazR0ZkJLLVFjQT09 |
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I want to use these cards for training neural nets. I landed on these two cards to be able to have their speed and FP4 support for future proof. Between these two, I don't care speed difference. But I wonder if 5060 Ti could yield worse models compared to 5070 given the same architecture, same data, same algorithm and metaphorically unlimited time? If the only disadvantage of 5060 Ti is slow training or necessity of more iterations, I am inclined to buy 5060 Ti over 5070.
Thanks in advance. | r/deeplearning | post | r/deeplearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNEEyenpBc0NCTnpnZzh3NkR6SFRqUEJ1NUNTVnZXNElTNi14WXZDZm8wSThVUXQ5dE10TUZaMmtHUld5aThnMGxtWU9NLUVId1ZxcllSdVlGTDZId3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRS2JzcTcxQzNBRFBXQ3ZWS0Vsc2RfTHdTdDd0VGcxR2NrS21tZC1lQ0hmOUdsVXJUTTRtUVdPVUswNllsQTV4b0o1cHprYVpMcGpUSU10SThSbE5BaXlDVGV2ak1xLTJKVzYyRXlHY0tsaDNmQzMwX1R0VnBJODg2b2JsODk3TGhLR3NiNERHTE1scU13eHZ4LWdPRlAtbVRPWFRpUXhhZjlBdnhYb0x3Mm9iQnh2Y0tjTU94Wi0yaVZpbTh3SVpH |
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I recently got blindsided from my job, 9+ years with the company. According to them it was strictly business related and not due to performance. I started as front end and over the years added a lot of back end experience. I'm now realizing I shouldn't have stayed there for as long as I did. It seems all these companies now a days are looking for experience in so many different frameworks(React, Vue, Angular, AWS, ect), when all I really know is the actual languages of the frameworks (JavaScript, PHP, SQL) and various versions of a single CMS.
I only have an associates degree. I don't have a portfolio because for the last 11 years I've been working. I've applied to maybe 20+ places already and haven't had any interest. It seems like most job offers either wants a Junior or a Senior.
Do I stand a chance to get a new job in this market or am I cooked?
Edit - Wow, this community is amazing. I didn't expect this much input. To everyone who has commented, I thank you for your insight. I'm feeling a lot less lost and overwhelmed. I hope I can give back to this community in the future! | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYkY1SFk3ZHBfcm5DZjhIQ3JLV1Bvc0VpQUlucTQwZGRQOG5UZjQ4Y1JTS2FKU0NLTm1yNllacDU2TExlWHRsNFo5WktTME5BSjhCN2paYXRUNy1fMlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSTZQbFZhc1hJX2ZhVnBLOTQxNVZERXZpLTRzZHhvV3RnLVhRa3BzY3VZREg5OFRacllkMXIxTWc5QnhkbHZpOGxXS1JlV0Yya09SN1kzbkF4UUFKMDd3TWlOV2RBd1d4RWhsWnc4TzVrRldoSmItN1RkRU84UjBhdjBibEJtaXc5ZEN2UEQ3bFFNdE1TS0MzNGdxOXhRPT0= |
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Hi everyone,
I'm having an issue with nodes on Eve-ng.
I start the node, but after 1 or 2 seconds, the node run off. I´ve changed some VMs configs about processor/virtualization but the issue remains.
Someone can help?
Thanks. | r/networking | post | r/networking | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdnFLRXVHSXRISldlTTBTVG42YWxKbFp5MWVBdGNlUVJvZnQycFlKT0xSTHVweVpGa01CN2pZZmFEOTZmcVFBM3pVVmVoRFRJVHFobGcyQU94V3E5ZHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcUZyazZWbGJEWXJCb3FMX1ZZVFR5a0RqTjRwa0RDX1NORGt0MEVsLUg5TnQ3dlZqTmUySG16U2x1dlFrSGdBR0lyQmMyMHZUTXYzMm4wNjlpTWRIcnY5N1B0c1d0OUpKQ3Jzb3lLSEdRUXZZSVZhcFViMUxMdXl2SzVPQUhMMDhFQkxLYk9GRmxiOEtXeUpnbGt1eVdrQ3RfMmdoNG9VaW5xVzFYd0pCaExnPQ== |
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A divided Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that immigrants who agree to leave the country are allowed some deadline flexibility in a case that was argued before President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.
In a 5-4 decision, the court sided with a man who came from Mexico illegally as a teenager and had lived in Colorado for nearly two decades before he was ordered to leave in 2021. The case was argued in November 2024, days after Trump won re-election. Several other new immigration cases have since come before the court on its emergency docket.
In the case of Hugo Abisai Monsalvo Velázquez, the Supreme Court majority found that a Saturday deadline to voluntarily leave should have been extended to the following Monday.
“Here, as elsewhere, the term ‘days’ operates to extend a deadline that falls on a weekend or legal holiday to the next business day,” conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in the opinion, which was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts as well as the court’s three liberal justices.
The other four conservatives disagreed, finding that the justices should have sent the case back to a lower court to decide whether federal courts have jurisdiction over this kind of dispute. Justice Samuel Alito also wrote in a dissent joined by Justice Brett Kavanaugh that the majority’s opinion amounts to an unwarranted two-day extension. | r/neoliberal | post | r/neoliberal | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ1hVMjVUWndfeXBodUlyRVhhQVJqeUpQS2ZpelAyaTYxenBFQm5aX3hlbkMxU0s4dW42b1NUcW9Gdlh3bHRfTjlFVHVxTWJTXzJfb25sQy1jMnBnRmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRREZWbjc0X3ViaXZKVTVtUzRRaHJCUVBiamxhRDdDMjZYS24zenNIVWMtWDJRS0RQS0l5VUgzREZndkE0eXFURVdwUTdSa2FCenoxZlZhTFEzTFFRRWNXbllmaDE5VEV6a1RlSVh5ZkQwZ240VGd2NVZFdjZ3X1RvUmdGY0syX3phZEw4WmpiMFNDZEdaVjlVcW1iRktjbW90TC1QWklZOURyZkdDakU0bUU3NkJoZlRIX19vNGNiSjF3dEgxbjNU |
I am wondering what certs or other learning I should do to advance in the future. I have am 24 with BS in Networking and currently a Net Tech so far. Net+ and CCNA are on the list. Also looking at cloud and security/cyber. | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMG43OFQ3eVgyM0NxM0dOZXpRSGk5YlkxQl9aZW54c1NxaWVvdFlGQ0ZnX2VlWU9tTmNoeHJWM0FZdGxXY2N6SGdkcE5zT1JCbXdBQ2RBNVp4cnVFcEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMm9VWEFld3ZWajhNV2hXWU1aeEpFQlFPenN5c2d0SDFMbGlMN0Z1bjYwc3VtNzBLZzdlcGhlYkg2VVRyaU8yT2FlQXBaVW82aUNOT0thY2MxZVY1RHFZSmlRN1l4Q1dXLW55ZVoydjc2Y0NUM2NVYmtfcmFMM1RMVU1OcVhYamFLTGdVMUdVSHZHamxpOE03TFZ4MjJfbnI5N1QwQ0Rvazl3Y2VESEY3UG8xSlRVRFZ5dDEyUlR6U3p1QkpwN2NK |
i think this is the correct opinion, alot of people in crypto seemingly dont care what they put their money into, or how secure their cryptos are. UX, widescale institutional adoption, and accessibility might actually tip the scales if the privacy technology gets close to the level of monero's (which right now, is beaten by chains that already have their own form of FCMP). | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZGJROUxtRmQ3UjNlTEJzb09zUmRaNElvcS1mMGhrUERNZDNhOFd5Um5QT25VLXR0SUJueHBXMHZHZGxvOGJpbmRfakJWNjhweDdIV3ZLb1FQVm9LeUxzTWpuUGNkeWplMW9ZRmk3VjZ0RUU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUk03YW1jaGxCWnBvcU9ta2JJZHNrb0pmelczeDJWeElYcXhOWGlXcV93cjZ5SG1Rc29TV0UtTURrT29wSEc1UU9UdFdSdkxFSjVHUW94aXdtWHlDdFkyMElrbUNRRzN4NldjRDZZMHc4SE9xTWRDZkVpakhZVzM0SHhOd1ZrZENWbm16RVV3VXJGUjZHZ1U3RERCd21jQldwZlRleG80a3JXWTJHNlhYb2pXbWRFX014eGpHX3RENmxsa09hVWd0 |
Hi there, I am a fellow self-learning dev who started out with learning basic web development got his interested in this stuff and continued his journey. I learn MERN stack tweaked with it using other technologies like graphql, redis, bun,typescript, etc then switched to next ts used all of the full stack knowledge in a single codebase learnt about component libraries, hosting webapp on vps, dockerization, etc. I posted one of my project the only one which I deployed on a programming discord server and got appreciated for the work and a fellow guy brought to me a customer willing to buy the site and paid me around 100 or 200 usd after adding some additional features and changing brand names (I can't exactly remember the amount usd), after that the guy who brought the customer to me told me that he has an idea to build together and use my webapp which I just sold to earn money for both of us , so I changed the themes and brandings again and handed him over the site as it was his vps, but till date all the earnings are his and I didn't get any penny from my own site, so I thought to myself why bother look for anymore customers and be greedy instead halt web development as I had already did the most things in web development one could do other than making ai saas product. Therefore I took a long break from programming about 4 to 5months and got back with an interest of learning a little lower level stuff using c/cpp so I learnt basic c and then cpp with STL and currently learning DSA using cpp. But the main issue/confusion I'm facing right now is that earlier if I still web development then I can show some projects on my protfolio or resume and I can think of good projects and still Im getting conflicted in my mind what do I do ? Im just trying out new things in the coding world by jumping from web to cpp as I was always fascinated by something like space navigation system, solar system in terminal using c/cpp, building backend servers which could be bridged to web or mobile codebase later, build linux apps using gtk3,or implement ai at system level. Can anyone guide me please ? if I'm doing it all wrong then suggest me what to do
PS : The project I made using next ts which got sold was a netflix redesign using TMDB api with robust features like continue watching history with auth and save feature... which was legal but the guys who got my website both the one who paid and the one who didn't made it illegal by putting up iframes of movies , so I dont think I can put it on portfolio/resume
btw don't mind my english I'm not so fluent | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWEczdXgyWE1yLW9kR2k2clRwTFVXdzdLSGZVWHBtZ193ejAtSE9mLU84SFFOVHhMaVRVRncxZTNndEVfTUNRZ0ZRNk1hclRBVTZSS25mZ2lCdy1rQ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSkF6T1ZOVjZ1Y3ljUm9NV3R0a2FESU94UkRqQXNZQlFDekhkbVdEeTdXVXFmOWJVaHYxN3YtUjFlYnBYa2h0LXFvclRlbEZOV2tRWVVnV1g1VVZZdVN6WE9zamVnb3lPNXNXZ0M3bE56bkxmUmpNVXMzN21vWjF4NEdNdkFZRjhMcUhpa0hKT1Y1eTNYZTJyeTh2SWFYcDJJbzNseE5YM3ZtaGFfT1NxTC1MeThkU005b2d5OG9DYkpIYld4bU9tcG54UXBCWi1URTBmcmpXNXdocUxsQT09 |
I posted there as well, thankies :) | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSEFOZW9aRU55QzVCYkJaQ1RnSFpHUmk2amFIUTJTQU1OVDB2X1FLd1JVU3l5dGxVVlNjMDJzMmQtbVVSQUQ1cXd4eHJfSTVfQ1NFS1ZhV2lsWlVWR3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRclZZZW9xc0JGTlNiY05vYzRsY255b0xZYWNfTVdBdGFQRjVkbWYwUU1Ed1dYLXJuZGh2MHQ3RjN0QVpRR2ZodTJPSTdDVzB6OENOcjF2X0JjTVBpNzRIcGtxZThzbW5VYmpnVUhmb3UwRVlUTGZBM3RVdUtSb0xMRUFYUGFlT2RwYWZvbURBWXBUbTBWSF9yWWFzaWNMdWp0MWVPOXU1Vjd2NUFtUGk0Q2ZTaDdMNUxSX2VtLThCVUFHMElyZE03 |
Hey guys Im developing a navigation menu that uses a hamburger-style design for devices with a width of 600px or less. In the desktop view, the navigation elements (`<a>`) are arranged in a horizontal layout, positioned in the upper-left corner. However, upon implementing container queries, neither the menu icon nor the navigation links are visible. I would greatly appreciate any guidance to identify and resolve the issue.
[My CodePen](https://codepen.io/Octavio-Nu-ez/pen/azzmNKj)
how it should look on desktop:
[https://imgur.com/gallery/desktop-1nzx8lS](https://imgur.com/gallery/desktop-1nzx8lS)
how it should look on mobile:
[https://imgur.com/gallery/mobile-07LIZyZ](https://imgur.com/gallery/mobile-07LIZyZ)
how its lookin rn:
[https://imgur.com/gallery/how-looks-q6FZxqP](https://imgur.com/gallery/how-looks-q6FZxqP) | r/learnprogramming | post | r/learnprogramming | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQUlkUGdvY0NfamxGLXYxYlB6RU5aaktldGRTeHg4Q2o5YUpVWXFPNHh5ZTh0TGU5QmdKRk1YdDRVN2pwR3RpRENTaEJTdVhkdGpJdGZ0Z3VTa3ZCX0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaDNiMzhaLV92cmpCUnNGM2o5a05HdXJzdjNoMGc1d0tBVDF0ZFU5SE11T19EMVlqOWRud3J1M05pNFo4aHNGQklVNFA5THdfYmFJWmNiRjZWSGFSYmRrcVFVc2l6UkQydlpGTHZnZGVVcDVnSHA3S29BeVpOSXhrNk5mam9hZVRHRzdFa19LNHNMdWtLVVZTUUU2T3VJajFEak9Mbm1KMzZvRTNtQ0Zpdmdqc09ybl9zRTVaQnR6OTZJVXh0VVg5ZTc4ejRKMmxuajdfZGZlTWZrbWVzUT09 |
Hey devs,
We’ve been knee-deep in authentication workflows recently while working on a few web projects and realized how easy it is to miss critical details when implementing JWTs — especially when juggling frontend and backend concerns.
So we put together a **detailed JWT implementation checklist** that covers key security practices across different types of apps:
* SPAs (React/Vue/etc.)
* REST APIs & backend services
* Web applications with sessions or token auth
* Mobile apps
* Microservices
The checklist is split by **security level** too (basic, standard, and high-security like healthcare/finance), and includes items like:
* Safe signing practices & key rotation
* Secure token storage in browsers and mobile
* Proper expiration, refresh, and revocation flows
* Claim validation (aud, sub, iss, iat, etc.)
* Secure transport (TLS, CSP, headers)
Here’s the raw checklist:
[https://jwt-checklist.compile7.org/](https://jwt-checklist.compile7.org/)
It helped us a ton as a reference while building, and I figured others here might find it useful too. Would appreciate any feedback if I’ve missed something or if you’ve got other tips from your own experience. | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVG0xVVpKQUxBM0h5VW40TEZzU2Y2VWxRTUdWSjBubjNJMFBjdnY0S0NwWE1uNFRHbTRZOHlDSVZQdEhQY3o4TVk4cWw2WVQzaDE0SjEyTWRTdGtnM0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVWFxanJjNVNYY3B5eXJHSzAxMy1hcnFPSWh3bkVVZ3MzbzBtUnZUQkdJeTMxSVRGWS1iSGpnbGVmZUgzQi1PM2lTZTkyMlY2Wk1uMGhxV0djU1dSTWVVRUxxOHBjQjJQdEIyQUIyMy1oQ1VwZ2s3TjI0R2hEdlFDdkFKR0RxeWVmM2tQakJpTXJwa2RVaksya3lvZG8zcnNhbWUzV3NaMDNDcjdTX1EtTDFKMFlMNkRpai1DSVRrQmVvVFI1WWprcWlOLVBmSlViSy00Y3BhVzQ5cTEyUT09 |
Let's see if this correlation will continue, perhaps 130-140k by August :) | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdFY1S1pWUFlWazdtZG1PS2lpOVRlZXJfMGh4RUJwdVI0Y1BVSnJoWDV3THFoeXgyalFTYTdHVzktOEJSMEJJRHJvUU5TU0FBU01VbXRJcEtjNE5PNG9YTm9rQm41dFpydDI4NVdaTE5zVVE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRYXhISmVpekhuT0gxb25SUExPWVVueFdoaFRpMmxkX0o0R2RkT0hub3J2dVNmTmd3Nk1QakdtemlJREhSY3VmdEdURUFSUDBCNnU5MTE1S2Z4R1BaVVVVLTBMdWNkdzFnZ2NNc2hLdTdPWUVBSl9QV0VKMVJjQjN3QWdZY25fMTROOUN0SmxkU3lVZzU4VDVEcnRBSGlDV01yNzd3SVpyYXJ1amRId2U1WVQwOGJJSXgtUFpoZ0JuUWpOd2hYU1VK |
We back | r/bitcoin | post | r/Bitcoin | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRd1QwcUYwa2RfXzJEbWwyUDVMN0FrRnhvVG1UbldTMjFwSUdBRnhmc2lOa3RkVnZadlJNZmlSb1FmYzktUWtsc2RxcjNNREFycmxVR0JJRTE3dWtNWlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRaUhQWXpYcU5sVWc2OFRCM0xDLXFIOEhIbjlGdzQwWG1IYXZ1bmRkU0kycXI0MkdiQ09EZDZBOVVaSzdCZEtCMko3Sk1lWUpfazNIUGRPbUFqZkV4TkFrRnRmeG1BX19fT2JobGtIN0hKV0NPcVNzNDkyaUFvX2hHekxfQkZDaktVQTNlSUhZWUZWN09IeVF5b0JDRXJWUjByZjZTdm5PQ3plcFh1UGUtSUJrPQ== |
man chutes and head cave been donny the opposite since this post going to delete shortly | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdGd0RVlZa21taFBDLVJDRkRmZE9Hc0ZWUThUTERrRVBBVF9LYkZMTzZ4a1FaZGhkQ3RDS3FNck5XbTBkNXdCc1lkOWhSRzVNNTlPNTdUZVhscTBRbWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM3paMzJxVVhXTFBYcFh0dktQZmhOZzJXSG9vUlhQeU5KR3NTdXZEem1oQTNIRG4ySHZpczhNZXc1aEZYVVF5Szl2N29DbFBfYkFsLXowRzRibDE1YkctLXB6X1I0VWVIb1FHS1NGT1hRSUdHZEdpRTY2QV8zRDZXY0plOWhyb182SXZSeC1GOGNwcFV6NzRKTk92OHpZVm52Wk9jZlNGa1N5QUhYTmRfVHVBPQ== |
Don't be annoying, we are not interested in your Wallet... | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRY0VqNHQ0blBaYzdLaHR5eWF3MzFBWDJITzZUY25JbUgzNWZnNDYwNk5uTlFlVmRZdWpCV01JNXRNai04RFgxaVpRVkkyaFh5bVRQeWtVeTFFRXdXN0RnOTNwbXVIb1BJcERHVkRfVG9tOGM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUE42UGNkX2lPZndOWnMwQld2ME1JOG5zYXVFNk9OVEd0VmdEVnRTUERtY2RRY0ljbjA2WWFLWHNQcW1hYnJEcTdKTEFwczkxTHpFNHhOX1RTNV9kTGZVM2g3cjF3cHVneXBNNkRCdTZVeXFHbFVrZmZCTGRveXdUMTdjOUVqMFBzLXljbE9yTjBpS2tXOVBGUFJucExTcGJVT1lnMUt6NHVUVm1RWmtzM3JIdGlsRldXR1lwNlpsd2xPMEZHQ3Y3ZGJ5WlJEMGlKZjFhSVpuLWE0T0lRUT09 |
>Is Monero getting some competition?
Monero has *always* had competition. In the early-ish days of crypto there were a handful of cryptocurrencies focused on privacy, some are still relevant, most probably are not. I'm much less involved in crypto than I previously was, but my perception is that there are less relevant alternatives to Monero today than in the past (2014ish to 2018ish).
Competition is not bad (in my eyes) different teams pursuing similar goals in different ways can (ideally) promote innovation and creativity, and options to suit different preferences and priorities. With that said, Monero feels established enough and robust enough that I can imagine some other currency dethroning Monero as *the* privacy coin. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZVB6S0dqM1lRc2lKamVFZ25NWDFVeFFVTXdlaE9pbDhRdEJIWDZMZGdBa3VZTldpNXUzNWZtRi15ZERocFNWaEVzQUk0TmRZV0I1cjJybG50dmctMEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRM2lVS3lNcWxQZndEdFd0aURqaUlsbmQ5Q3k0aW5jdDI5YW5yQW9YTkFTeXRlMUJPc01PZk9XcFAwU1BEZUNnRi10MnJXb3RjaTB0OTNydGYzT2xoRXR6R1A2YUxxenJ3bzVIR045QlBQVnBOc1MwQ3dyRThzQTJzME9kcTVHeWhmYWt5eHVaLXJKZS1Cb183Nk5vQlFhVUVmM1V6Wml3RGNZUnJZb0NldVRCRzFQc2pUa2pMYndDZzdidVpYQ0h0 |
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So, I am working on my thesis and I was confused about how I should be handling missing values. Just some primary idea about my data:
Input Features: Multiple ions and concentrations (multiple columns, many will be missing)
Target Variables: Biological markers with values (multiple columns, many will be missing)
Now my idea is to create a weighted score of the target variables to create one score for each row, and then fit a regression model to predict it. The goal is to understand which ions/concentrations may have good scores.
My main issue is that these data points are collected from research papers, and different papers use different ions, and only list some of the biological markers, so, there are a lot of missing values. The missing values are truly missing, and it doesn't make sense to fill them up with for instance, the mean values. | r/machinelearning | post | r/MachineLearning | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRU04yTHlsTXpjU2VyMlVRSlB2M3p6TDlaaGI1Qkt0ZVFUeVQ0NlJFbFhXYkljbnFmd1k1SGxiRFkzaWpkZ2JfMElZQmMzdVdnY1AxYk9IVGdHRFlkYXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRajVmWHhLVEtHeHZiX2cwbkNpNURXWE54aUJQOTZiN3VBeDM3UVM2MGFhbDhNbUc5Y0pzWVdXQXpMeS1sUzZqUVZsSmJ3LVRfX1BjM2pKT1JFSmlKNlVBMVJTUzdCSXVjYzFLVUlfdzZSTVgzRzFaZ2RtUWRCd0hVZnZDNTJyTnJjbnNPbXl3ZGlQZVM1SEJlMXFsanBVYms5eGMtTnhwQXFGTUtLS3JfOTNIM0EwejE0QnpvbnphWm1MTUtzXzND |
I've heard that it's one of those hilarious, it's sooooo bad that it's good kind of movies.
Have any of you seen it? Is it as hilarious as I've heard.
Why am I asking on this sub? Well the "Villains are apparently "Crypto Bros" trying to stop a summit world leaders trying to establish a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) for the developing world.
Their dasterdly plan is to "pump their bags" by slandering and undermineing the CBDC so the world adopts "Crypto". They would have succeed, except they don't count on one thing ...
The middle-aged female US present, played by Viola Davis, draws on her experience as a soldier to go all "Die hard" on them making the world safe for centralized government financial control.
I am not joking ... | r/cryptocurrency | post | r/CryptoCurrency | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNEJOb2dKVldlQUdUY1NrX2FfOVpQVkt2Vm1aRmF2bDJudmdwQ19iYnl3WmZFQXlrX2VURkhfeDRROS1NbDJ6RE1RVGhXVjRIOHFGU21PNUw0aXVWbHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdWhReTMwWW9CMENBbFloZTJ6LTVNRFdGZUFpc0U2SFlRSFZSS0dwRHlDZFJ0RDczRnY1dlNobXhrOEVEUC05MmtzVjV5b0FNcHlfWVFjM2dvS0tqc2Q5bDMxa0NaQy1UdlkxSGZ0SHMwUzh1R09MSnJEYy1ObjMwTU5jV193dEI2X01NT0drUDhFc2N6TWNKYi1mbU5zVHhoNC05QVVIRHA5OWVMV3JRcF9LdjRSZE5Wd29lVG40UFlHbFZIVjNK |
My mom's roses. They're sick. | r/worldpolitics | post | r/worldpolitics | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRnJpamxtRlNId3BsbHFLUU1sVFJkVmttdTRYQWhna3RzV05GVnVJZG1DSUxlYmxONDZaTUxMVjB0ekoyMnBGY3ZYNXdTV1I4WDlqeGRKSGx2enpSUm5zQUVMWG1LMW5GOUtiaWprVG95RDQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRd2ZDblBBVUdEcDZtcG9aMkcyTTRnMjQ2LWYyTExvdmFfV3ZyZnlJQjRpbW16VkxnNlVoTHhOUWZuNmJuRVpkOEtOckNwY2xvd3RnX1hHYVpzd1FJQTZKNkpCY1JHeXNEdVRIVlRvNklsNExQaml5UzlRclBlaV85cld2bWNucU9KajFKRjh1cTBFT1djVlFZYlZiZXYwVEptN2NIZzNsNVdGaTdXS094TVhZPQ== |
First Let me say: I have absolutely no eye for design. If it is more complex than a stick figure, I cant imagine it in my mind. However, I do know of already existing designs that I love and want to re-create / re-imagine without copying.
Background:
We hired a compnay (American Agency: Coalition Technologies) to design our website about 2 years ago and do SEO work. We spent roughly $60,000 for our current site [https://www.synapsepayments.com/](https://www.synapsepayments.com/)
While it served a purpose in the beginning, I slowly started to realize that the design is extremely basic and it does not lend a lot of confidence to our clients and potential clients when they visit.
SEO:
We realized that the "SEO" work the company did was, for lack of a better word, trash. Unfortunately, we did not know anything about SEO when we began and deferred to the SEO companies "Expertise". Over the course of two years, I started to understand a lot more about SEO, how to target keywords with low competition and started hiring freelancers (freelancer.com) to create a few pages targeting those keywords. Low and Behold, we started seeing real rankings and actual organic traffic.
Current Status and Goal:
We are at a point now where our company website is a weakpoint that I believe is limiting our growth potential.
What I learned from my own SEO work is that we need to create a tremendous amount of relevant content geared around our industry. I am very capable of doing so, and hiring authors to help. However, our blog is a complete mess with blogs that the company we paid designed and wrote (Such as [This One](https://www.synapsepayments.com/credit-card-surcharges-hurt-your-business-do-this-instead/)) in comparison to one that I personally created (Such as [This One](https://www.synapsepayments.com/what-is-the-visa-international-service-assessment-fee/)). I am not saying that mine is good, but I saw more results from this one page than I did from $40,000 worth of SEO work from the company we hired.
With that being said, I now know that the site needs to be completely redesigned with special attention paid to our blog for content creation.
The Challenge:
EVERYBODY claims to be good when you post a job looking for a designer. The company we hired to build our website had good reviews and it feels like we got ripped off based on what we paid vs what we were delivered.
I have spoken to many designers over the past few months about a re-design but every time I try to get a mock up, it feels like copy and pasted wordpress. I recently posted a job on Upwork with a budget of $100,000 in hopes of attracting top talent.
You can read it here if you wish
[Job Post](https://www.upwork.com/ab/applicants/1913700643339055429/job-details)
The company that I think has a beautiful website is Toast. They are in a similar business as us but focused on equipment instead of payment processing like we are. Now when I tried to get mockups from designers, this is what they have come up with.
[Mock Up 1](https://www.figma.com/proto/5jqRHbxZrzsPoVypf8Egt1/Synapse?page-id=0%3A1&node-id=74-256&p=f&viewport=250%2C45%2C0.22&t=l1tlQO2zJOweh0IK-1&scaling=min-zoom&content-scaling=fixed)
[Mock Up 2](https://www.figma.com/proto/5jqRHbxZrzsPoVypf8Egt1/Synapse?page-id=0%3A1&node-id=84-2725&p=f&viewport=250%2C45%2C0.22&t=l1tlQO2zJOweh0IK-1&scaling=min-zoom&content-scaling=fixed)
[Mock Up 3](https://www.figma.com/proto/r1lUqeVWVjNEkw2knju6gR/Synapse-Payment---Website?page-id=1%3A12&node-id=1-13&p=f&viewport=367%2C599%2C1.02&t=aSeNUNxyT9i5cjzs-1&scaling=min-zoom&content-scaling=fixed)
[Mock Up 4](https://www.figma.com/proto/rHBBPQB70P5nPCU5NzrRxo/synapsepayments?page-id=0%3A1&node-id=1-2&viewport=843%2C280%2C0.03&t=gt0FiBgKLCmqaJyC-1&scaling=scale-down-width&content-scaling=fixed)
I am not happy with any of them. I dont think they come even remotely close to Toast in terms of professional design. To me, these look like copy and pasted elements from designers trying to make a quick buck. I have made it clear that I have a large budget, I am willing to have elements created from videographers, get 3d product renderings, or hire anybody else we need to get to the level Toast is operating on or at least closer to it than what we are now.
The Question:
How do you go about finding a REAL designer and web development firm that can deliver professional results when everybody claims to be good and I dont know how to navigate through the BS?
It is a very frustarting experience.
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Imma sell tmr so it should go up to my fellow holders | r/wallstreetbets | post | r/wallstreetbets | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRRzJfaDhXck9Oa3M5ZlJXbnN1WG9KcHQxQjlDNlUtWUUzVU45eVZxX3dZZEsza0FuOXdNRUp4WDVBZnNJb3RRV3BwdE13eFpUb0xicnRfZEY4WEJYNmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTy1zaFNQY3B1aW9LcldlS3B2ekdIeUZwdHMyamQ4OVlsT3c2RmtySkE5Rl9Bc2dfQWZHMV9Zc1k2aVEtVWdTQUNRTWFWb2RXOHF3UkwtS3Fpb0R5QkliZWR2MHBQeWM3aVB6MGhCWWtmaG15RlUyR0NhTFB3MDFiWTJPOWRhMWc0QU14dXowMjhWS1pCRHZIRnpSdFZYbEQ3S2xDSk1JeDJ3alZieHkxV0NmcHpDc2ZMbXp0Sm9oN2JrMTVERENn |
He's so proud! 🥲 | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRUUpZM2wwb3F1Um9ZWGFJZ2NiVS1rSUgwc01uVzc5T0xwQzMwcnhJUzZ5V3huTWwwNFdodE9vRHo3dzM0U1QxVmhaejBTSzJpRnBPSjZFb2N6UW53amc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMlFiZWk1NUk4ZG84YnZ1cFktZi1pdlBuQkp6aHJlU1dBaHF4RWFwNU1ESWtoZWMxQWpkczQtdEtncWUwTl9vRmM2Vk1CWUpTaWZlczFDY2NUMk0xYmh0LUJrMlZMeDhXWmlJWGZsTVBOWTE0Ml9ZYXlLM2NFQkZvdlJ6WFpuUUJlaC1VZWpGOFFmSzhkV3V6VEV5UkpaZ1BfUEZWb1dYakVmZ2tRZl90d2ZGT0lFcXV3aWRlM2VaNXRIc1ltMnJIYWl5bkFIREszeDZsQXpkNjVSdjNFZz09 |
Last update: https://x.com/itsbirdo_/status/1910269710697963649?t=F7UgnTcPBmr7vMg7X58_yA&s=19
Non-X Users: https://xcancel.com/itsbirdo_/status/1910269710697963649 | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReDE2bVRHRXNKa2ZTVW8wWURjNzd4OWxvZnNDSzZnSFViLUhxTHhjeHExQnUxeGVvWk9EVGlyWHFPUm5BWGFxazdTR1hYZ19BS3Y1ZWRBTkViQ1NraEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSFZZanJSeWw0NUMzUmtpeFlveGs5SUZGM1cwdmdxSE9IY0p6NlRud192VWwwVFJ0V1lubHU1Y2VDdWFMbWFOZ0hxcFZrU0lldk42YXdJamM0NEc0bEpJQU9ZTWRBUWpjbEVETl91TGNENk15NE1TWWd3dVA3RFo3RjlXUmpWZjc4ZUVSTFB3ek1aMGhHbFRtTDZpNVRKNEhtcWYzZ20teHBQeHlHNS1QMkcxbjB6ZkJrVHZoYXlQUExhQm9NeFF0 |
The company I work for (medium sized company in Germany) values scrum masters more than engineers (data scientists, data engineers), at least according to the salary bands. Is that common? I feel like any team member can substitute for the scrum master while they are on vacation, but the scrum master would not be able to do that for any of us. | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSHZkQzI4RXc4QkVlZ2FURGFKMHRYcUlBRlBHd0d2RklvX0k4Z05nN3Vfd08yWVdMNUJyWnJ0dVVXRXN0MTBCODUySVZ2dVduWWFDdERjNDExN28wVlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdWhUdHhlT2xkUGU0aWFWZFo2SG9RVkxCQnh5Q3pqUXFoT1BjZVdXREp2Zmc4ZURsaUtjM0djejU2MHNXbnk3NTNzNjR1TzdqdjNsRmNwMnZVX0YwZ25RYWNZYjh6alZWZ01fWjB3VlY3N1lHWVRHS0VNX3FsOXNtT29WejdSc0h0ZzI3N0tNdlllQXg0YzFEQ3JzV1hZYlo2TERTN2FkUkdtYy1PR1BrZEJtUGVVenRRQXZjTElEQUVZUHZrTmRHa2R3Tk5wR2FFUDhUaDhiZTVFTjB5Zz09 |
It was for a server, but it got me started, and later I switched my PC to Kubuntu Edgy Eft.
I'm old....
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I can think of atleast 20 ways this just adds and increases the average users attack surface.
Thankfully, the aim of Monero isn't adoption, but rather, providing, sound, fungible, and private money. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReTdlY2U4WmprRDdWNlMwN2Q3Z3B0SmFERlZmYU5SRnBtbFpXMWdiTDlySWJ4TDV6OEpjWVhQcTFtRXRJUVpKelFROU5jcm1pLVE4VlA2anMyWkVhaUs5U0dET2ZsUjM0NzM2TTA1RUVIYVk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZktLbzJfWTRMSFMxeUR5S1VyeHpGaVd1WDNZQUQySllYV1UxaHFTU0NXV3VaNm1RVWVvVUt6UTYybWt1cVkybkxUS0owTG9MTHVLVGRKSldDeWVjY3IyanRMcS1xNWRuMXZCV05tQnZMMVZlZ0dIdnFlQmgwY1VjRUxDbDFFSUVlLXRrZ1Y1bUJZOUFLeGM1bmh6WWI5SENhSVdDNUtJTGJFWlhLVlRfYmJIS1U3WnBJUUh0ZDJmLTdZcF91c1JwVDNJUDFYMDhiRjdSbm5xcGlYMGtZUT09 |
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Why because yours is 0.00000001 TAO? | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRd1l3SGxsc3VaRDA5anpCZklLVFJqNmhBSzJiS3dETE5SRGxhYXhRNWtyTUZwQXRWTTN5SXBqLXN0Y3RnVlJYbTV3dEVKVXhoVkFKYWNOOXg3U2lIQkFOYkhjbUR5b3BZUE9kb0NJSWRlYUk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRNEl5cVJQNVRiZUpHb0xhbkpKV3NlRE9ENHR0N2NIbmJmWHpYR0UyM3NRM1JMYm9WelJycFZzVFFTRlZZSWUxcmVaZnhpWG1pTkxGVlVsbTJtYVIwUEYyQ2NOcFFydEhjWldDbkRvMlJiOXNHd0NxaTdTaENjaTlRLU1WMHJXbjNoWjk4MUhid19hTjBYT3c2d3dFei1qRTEyTHhtM2xYRHFMTkljbHJFQURMZHVEeFFra3VHNE1XSEt4NFY3aWJULWhldjk2SWljaUJsSHEzd3JwbW1RZz09 |
Hi, I’m a lawyer and I’m looking for this exact type of tool. Can you DM me? | r/legaltech | comment | r/legaltech | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb0hzVFpEbWZJTV9SYXJ2MVRNT2VPSFZzNVNkSU04RUZiVVVtZ201MGxtRnR1V3QtdjlOZmxGcElELUJzLWlMbGlQeUtGcEg5MWlGQ1JGUVh6ZzRtcHNtY21HcFZoelZKR2tJUmtPMEh4ODQ9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRb1lxTk0wTGMtaHIzNm1WZVNQVC1aNVVTMXg4QkExSVREOXF5cUpTdzd0VklKSnVhMkVTREttWjQtNVFoMXpTUnlwSUdjaG1xa1FuS0dGQ0FIT0hQdmZibXJDNldlU2RQVERxUEQyRzVkZlFyZEgzbHRyVTd4V0ZmaTJiNVg5NFQwWlJmeEpHUlRXTVJHM002bnBILUk1ZGs2WnpMbDZRempVMFM1dTFQeFd2b0dpdGZjNTd1SUIwOVExN2gwWWFOd3hudEhaUXAwaUlPX3l2MzVtX0NEUT09 |
Since overlapping IPs isn’t really an issue because of overlay routing and other SD-WAN tools, why would a company switch to IPv6?
Sorry if this is a dumb question, I was just going through the IPv6 section on my CCNA so it made me start thinking about how many problems could be solved at my current company with IPv6.
Also has any company completely switched to IPv6 or is it mostly dual-stacked? | r/networking | post | r/networking | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSkMwbWt2SUpRVC1yRUc1RlFYZEt5aW5YVUZyUnc0SW9tSjM1bUpaVmI4ZlhnOVVBdlFHMDhPMXJySm9WVlRXeU1rYlVocl9lNnlwbHlIWXQ4VEdWcDJQX0VqVnRjaGp4aXFnR0Y3aWlzRzg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROUYwUkFFVWVkVXBrTFMwbk9fWWhDZER5NmRQVHZ1V2lCaWdNX21ocGdjQi1BVjRTREFSa1gyWUNIdHlCN21Lcy1oSU1WQ2VWODBwUFlMa29iVThiVXViMXJTZ3BEQlQ4R2ZfOXdYMmlobnc0RU9ZaGZkMWF0aWdEdlRtNFlzZkR6ZzgwQ2VqdDZsTmFOUVhhWkN0cGN6NXdGWWpzcjZUaEQtem9yZWcxTzhlMkRxdW9xdllhZV9uU2dVUnp5cF9TbUp5SkRWR0l4RXJIWTBPSU1qc2x5Zz09 |
Two days ago we released on github our (still very early stage) whiteboard IDE that runs in the browser
It uses [excalidraw](https://excalidraw.com/) for the canvas and [coder](https://coder.com/) for the dev env management
Here's the github repo: [https://github.com/pad-ws/pad.ws](https://github.com/pad-ws/pad.ws)
You can also try it out online from our public hosted instance: [https://pad.ws](https://pad.ws)
All feedback is very welcome! | r/linux | post | r/linux | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhReWVMcnVPY1owUmc5RmcyaGdYSGRxZGtqcVZDV3B1LWQybnRMblNNTFVzVWVQNmJMLVRSeGtnSjBBMnl1aTJXcm1Oa1kxaHE1dVBpVnA1OTRqR1hrNXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWE9VS2pESmhZV28ySXB3WkxXZTZzUFhTcGNyS1VNYTNESkExWnFrNF90TGt6NVMtUHVfcjhIdGpyWWFIVjZDQnVZVjhUcHFwUFU1NDZNLVlTSE1GdWQ5LXplNnJzRHFGbG01N05GVldoejVZTTE0dVF3aEpEb1poRFRQZ2JncG0wTzFaTmVQeGlEWUtHeGJCc0FzRGlxM0ZJcDVOcUU0SlNsV1pDQktmNHB4OG96dENJOXdrdGxwSk4tQWduTDR0YkF5akpVSXRwUGd4Z0FVSVRnSjJfdz09 |
I've been working in OS performance analysis (don't want to be super specific) for ~2.5 years now where I've worked mostly in Java or Python. I've been looking at new roles outside of that area but still within OS generally (e.g. graphics, drivers).
These roles have min qualifications like experience with OpenGL, or 1-2 years of professional C/C++ experience, which I definitely have not gotten in my work experience.
So my question is: for early career like me (2-3 YOE), how necessary are those qualifications? If those really are necessary, how can I work to move into those areas without having the professional experience? | r/cscareerquestions | post | r/cscareerquestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRWHdKeTR6SnBTNTMtSE5pUGtKaFZCZkdQMm9vSldHUlRFQlJab3ZSajc2WGdURkZJUmRjNzdCcmhwMHdybXF1QVlHY0FhcC1OaGpESWM2bXI4T1U1UGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRT19qU05RZnZaMVF0eDlqQTVQeDM2cEUzY2x4WGtZdmlYN0RRYmVrTEpVOGNuNWhOZHJweFUzM2xiaFlMc2d5NWRKSm5DX3FsOEtZdEFhMUluLTU3UElWSTJtZ3VPMzFCQjEyZ25VOE9YbmNPOXpJYUpjU0o3OVdqazVWYmtPU3h5VWRLa1lUcjFGVGlGZUZrX3N5TkdNS0Y1M3FuWGE1ckQ4WmJNYTBvcXFFSGRvOHppdDVVWUx0eW9YaW5qRXhx |
I had a wild job before my current helpdesk role. And by wild, I mean we got paid really well to do almost nothing. It may sound crazy but it's true.
A mid-sized company decided to open a second "headquarters" in my city and bought this massive office space that could hold hundreds of people. They hired 3 of us for IT to get it up and running. At first, we were just setting up workstations, wireless APs, and conference rooms. Corporate told us not to work any tickets—just direct people to the main office while we focused on setup. Ok cool, there were maybe 10 employees in the building anyway at that time.
We spent weeks ordering equipment and outfitting the building: cubicles, executive offices, shared workspaces, storage closets etc. Once everything was set, we were told we’d get elevated access and become the main IT contact as more employees were hired and we'd eventually run mostly independently from corporate.
Except that never happend. At it's peak, about 3 months later, I counted 19 people in the office. That was a special day because most never came into the office at all. Or they would come, work until lunch and then go home. Even the executives didn't stay. Oftentimes it was just us 3 in that giant office space.
It was fun for a while and I made the most of it because I studied A LOT. But we'd also take long lunches, play fooseball and just have a good time but it got boring. Mind you we didn't have access to anything but the hardware onsite so there was literally nothing to do unless someone wanted a new keyboard.
Corporate met with us every two weeks on Zoom to say “you’re doing great!”, they'd smile and kept stringing us along. We brought up serious concerns and it was like we were talking to fake people. Like they weren't trying to hear us at all. We even had a director visit the site to tell us what a good job we've done to the office and that we should be getting more people soon. While he was there, a person walked into the IT lounge to ask for access to something and HE told them to put in a ticket lol He mentioned the same vague excuse to the user as to why corporate hasn't transferred any responsibilities to this site yet. It was like the twilight zone and the few people in the office were well aware of it as well because they didn't have any work either.
We started joking that the whole thing was a money laundering scam. Not really, but it felt that way. The office was nice, it had all the amenities you could imagine. This was shortly after covid so i think they got a deal on the real estate (might be why we were there period). We earned good money for doing nothing. I made $79k in 11 months (including a "performance bonus") lol but we were bored out of our minds. Corporate ignored all our requests for more responsibilities. Within a year or so all of us left, I was the first to go. It felt like a wasted year besides from the upskilling on my own.
Now I'm on a busy as hell helpdesk making way less but learning more. I sometimes wonder if I should've stayed there for the pay and just upskilled the entire time. But i feel like theres a limit through self study, eventually you need production experience.
So yeah, what would you have done in that position? | r/itcareerquestions | post | r/ITCareerQuestions | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRSEhDOThsVGV5bEl4MFAwaHZmMC14ajBfN0VCbG9UMFlScGVFUlFJVVljSEZLMzdITlNnd3VwRUNBaHNEN1FQdXRycGZoWnczMVdhc0ZfSElrVkVMc3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMW93YkpWTmI1VDMyVVhMUDJQX0NjcUFDX1B1N0s5MFhZcE42NDh2Wnp1ZXI1djdlUHJWdUZaZmEzNHgwOFVobVhkemxxY0U1ZU5fX3E2RDNRYXFMbTkzVm1xWDhXNlFPaUpGeTZsVHZYZlZINkpqOUFnVWpycl9LZk9fcVNYZ0hTUWNNMzE1SThWYkN5eTlZMTAtSjZKQjg2SnF1QXBOeEpzZUNWUmdsVW13b2QzLTlVYTNhaVc0ZE9hbWR5UWkxSlM2VVVTWkhyQ0dhUFQ1RlR3OW04QT09 |
His comments that "They'll never pay taxes, they'll never hold a job, they'll never play baseball, they'll never write a poem, they'll never go out on a date. Many of them will never use a toilet unassisted." have upset autism advocates. Now he's proposing a national register of people with autism. Will any of this erode his support? | r/politicaldiscussion | post | r/PoliticalDiscussion | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRVk40Z19lYnpvRHhsdVFmWFNVM1ZEaXpmMDFIeWRMT2JzY3c2VTVBZEFfT1djcWpKWTJxR2FKU2dYS3BJT2d0eGFWWUxuU09SQWxHcGo0R29jU0NiZVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRZi1qTll1VEpNVlNmVVd4bzU0UEZYeGdWSXJvWXprZzh0THhpemVrOURyaFRYN0xwVFVXRDU0NklGenFDRGNUcFhoUXMxM1NfSnRXZVFjZWE5NnJNclBXZFZEU3BaLVY1eGRGOTlIZEVMSGhGcWF0cVFha29zQ1F4TUNseFpneWNxLTJzbTdpMTA5SWhkZ0sxVlA2bkFvclkwNXFBNjlCajVPVjlzUXBtcUlXWFBlaGJXSzFsWi16cm9URmRJOWlpMTFHVHpFV05za2RkNGJhMnNRTkdHQT09 |
Is there any benefit of using this combination? Right now DNS of sites I maintain are at their respective registrars.
Anyone using this setup? Or can advise with pro's and cons?
Thx in advance! | r/webdev | post | r/webdev | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRU2RVZGVtUWlHbkhfVTlfRU9mVXRJN0pIbDlvaHp4TGloOXZRMlpmendrMXIyQ1UzbWRSTjhOYXZpOFhaUGpCbDl1VGtKZk8zcnZhLXZTM0ZraTllWV8zajNFRFhGeWVIQ3FOMWJqM0N3YXM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhROHEzNzlncFJzbE92MldEenFYSjVGMEZXV1BFVFVqZGtJUWJFMk5hUW44X1NWbkxDQVdsUWpHSWFVbGZacXYxbjg2R1A1YXFRWTFWZERDRmtvLWpPNmZSZUFKS2JpR0dlOXJEdEdIM25Id2JzaVUtQmQzY0xVR3Y4cFhMY2V0M1JJT0JaZ2VnR2Y1WUVlbmFNaERTVGRqSWNpdjFpTHRuV0tRd01UZ2hLM2xrZ01MRXA5Q2M4aE1GMEtWcGcyZGhV |
I haven't looked too deeply into it but basically any privacy protocol that requires you to peg in and out without giving you set amounts will be severely limited by amount and timing analysis. | r/monero | comment | r/Monero | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQzlPSlVTd0h4cG9YcW9tZDZwQm9Yc2lNRUN1VklOX3NvRWRhQ1htbU5MaUZyTnVfYUZqSFdPQ1g1ZzdMVVM4VmFMdnY1SXRRQWxkUUNLWkFPUTYzT1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQ1F4MU5ad1dsVXVjX0Z3WHZ2OWx3LWlWd3pibFBVZzNaQ2lCdlBFdHM4d3pxMEk4cUl6dXZDek9HTUlrQ3lDX0tPWmgtMWtkbkRBbWVabzFjOHU5T0x3Q1hNS3N0N3RNRkFVSjYwUURBQjllRjVkSDkxRkZkbzFrS3ZkVERyYnItZWh1MWdXQ3NOSXRhaXZfaG1KdXBqc0ZBMDdhNS1FdUtjeUsyT0FxVTVFWVRPbG9Bb2pNNU9Md2U2UGFJSm9q |
Holding your crypto on a exchange and Coinbase at that. Are you trying to tell us you're noob without saying it?? | r/bittensor_ | comment | r/bittensor_ | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRcGxXbGJZZkpNT2FHYWYxMGl0THAxQ20wc1gzTjQ4RnpWODB5NHl2OHZNdjJkSkpoVGUxVlgxNEZFYlU3N2lEZnR5WElzN0swOUJYSDFxM1ppX09CM1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTVVVQ1U3ZnA2cWM2QjdmR1F4eHRkYldRWE1ST3p3YkM2WUtoMkxvMVZneWt0Mm5sMmxwa3EwMkJhOUQ3bFFrdDdINy1nNkJLNnB6V29EM2NmaEh3UDBWbTJWUk9MSFNiaUpRMFRaNHJPQzhwcU16RXZyLXhXYkRLYnpPQ25uWXJKUklITnByYTVfdWRaaWVWQWV6MDJ3REdBN3BVakxpaFliQkk3aVZNTGFTb2FnUVRWcFV4bzZyRmR6SVVIQXEtUkhTcEN5cVVSVG9tN0ZRc3BBdFpGdz09 |
plakadot ?
what's that, a memecoin? | r/polkadot | comment | r/Polkadot | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRQTlqYkFlaG9LWXhzakdZWi1PNjNYRU9nQVJxa1Z6N2ZXaUtEX2dYcEF2ZzkzWGdUcXlyVXdTbzE3dFpJaEZZejlWTGMxaXFuNDNLTnZLVjd3WGVRU2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRTlg3VTZtLXRPb2R5eEtTdGFFTVRzcXJ5XzRtNDJIOGluWVhIWFotQWd1aWFFS3BVaVZRMHgzMDdfcU02cTVYWWk5X2g2MVJoeTFMMEM2VmVNeml3bkEtN3FnMEhtYVJ1M3c3ZWZQajdlRE1NMl9kczFPVUlQOU9XU0dpWlpHeTNKek90VFlxeGR4SEtVbjEzRE0zXzdJSnR4d1JVWkgwLXp3dUdkV2dKdnBVRF9tTG11WlFaLW14OWx6cGhGNVh2 |
Everyone likes to make jokes at the expense of some people who are terrible at trading options here. Telling them, "See ya at Wendy's!" (For reasons we all know), but what if, that isn't a bad idea?
We all have a Wendy's somewhere in our town, and obviously people are still buying burgers, nuggets, the works, as shown in their sales.
[Sales](https://preview.redd.it/8qncms9s4gwe1.png?width=340&format=png&auto=webp&s=b52b2ad8e9483508434f792314cf52046d821f85)
The share price is at a comfy low P/E of 13, with a lower Forward P/E of 11, which means you're paying close to what the stock is worth as compared to when you look at big tech companies with inflate P/E ratios (Looking at you PLTR and AMD).
Wendy's currently pays a quarterly dividend of $0.25 per share, coming to Dividend yield TTM of 8.01%, which beats the yield of many REITs, and not to mention, treasuries (Why buy treasuries when you can buy Wendy's?)
Next on the menu (Get it?) We have Institutional ownership which makes up 88% of the owned shares. Trian Fund Management and Vanguard are big names with a huge stake in this old American company, it's not likely they are going to cut their stake between considering the dividend yield and their own sunk cost into investing in it.
[Ownership](https://preview.redd.it/s3ie22uv4gwe1.png?width=293&format=png&auto=webp&s=ddf01a25de881a2e9b0e679c84ef3610c613d18f)
Lastly, the special sauce. I went to the effort of drawing these lines so you don't have to. I expect to see $WEN between $16-$24 per share within the next 3 years, maintaining their current dividend yield as well (I am expecting a 40% ROI + 8%/Year for 48% after 3 years).
[Crayons](https://preview.redd.it/zg15ko965gwe1.png?width=952&format=png&auto=webp&s=a6d7163eef48a4b80773acfdbf1b3de407d5190f)
That being said, you guys are probably thinking...BORING! Where's the moonshot? Why wait that long? Well, I got an answer for you. I personally believe I am overestimating the time it will take to see these numbers. When enough people catch on that Wendy's is a heck of a value play, it's only going to drive the share price up into a upwards snowball, at least until the yield and P/E isn't tempting enough (Like they're Dave Singles).
Anyways, that is my DD for now on $WEN. Opened a position of 4 $14 Calls for June, and bought 36 shares. Going to invest more as I obtain more capital inflow, targeting making this at least 5% of my portfolio within the next 6 months.
POSITION SCREENSHOTS:
[Shares](https://preview.redd.it/rbugvgjz4gwe1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bc6f409643194991a2886e46280bca3da0490ae1)
[Options](https://preview.redd.it/6vf3nn815gwe1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=92c9178cddb77640d2523d37d4272991382110b4)
Regards,
Nalon McCallough | r/wallstreetbets | post | r/wallstreetbets | 2025-04-22 | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRMURoWjYya1BTQzVnNG5WajNwamQ0RjVzZTZJbzB6b19BYTJwTnNaTUE3LTNBcC1jVzhYVFgxbU1fMzJTR3R1QjAzajVINzBNbFZsdk5udFg4aFN6SUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm9DbVhRdS1hbnBodFk3eF9vWjZleW9QZTdpTmdoVlQ3WER0SkUyaTBJZTJUN1FoSHN5VVdKbVBYb0xCSnF2a2xqb2J0b2UxNkNfYm9oeFRVRnhCZkFtOG1FYktsY21SeTY5SG5VbFc0ZXEwZmI3T19xNnVOblVjZ2s2R0xmYnB6LTJocF9LRHdoN1ZEdW9GMTdiQk84UkswR1AyRGRSazRLZkhfcjZLVFJtWFlvSk5NTzRjMGdMVlZtVWdVT19fbVcwYkVGU0lhX05yclFoby1mX05ISnhnQXNmZz09 |
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