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50 sats \ 3 replies \ @AmadeusK525 OP 14 Apr \ parent \ on: @AmadeusK525's bio
Sweet spot is definitely low(ish) level stuff in C/C++ (interested in dabbling into Rust, Zig and Odin). I work for a software service company, so unfortunately my 9/5 is generally catered towards mainstream, writing Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android, some JS web dev... it depends on the project. A recent project was a CLI in Go which was pretty cool, and we have an upcoming one for Linux drivers, so I always look forward to those since they're more aligned with what I actually enjoy writing.
Hopefully one day I can start working on some BTC-related projects, I just haven't found the time to get into a side hustle like that yet
A documentary for this weekend:
The Forecaster
MARTIN ARMSTRONG, once a US based trillion dollar financial adviser, used the number pi to predict economic turning points with precision. When some big New York bankers asked him to join the club to help them to take over Russia, he refused to join the manipulation. A few days later the FBI stormed his offices accusing him of a 3 billion dollar Ponzi Scheme - an attempt to stop him talking about the real Ponzi Scheme of debts that the US has build up over the years and which he thinks starts to collapse after October 1, 2015, a mayor pi turning point he is predicting.
Re: bounties....
For start ups, I would definitely recommend against a public bug bounty program. There are a LOT of bad faith reporters out there who are trying to convince people that their apps are full of critical vulnerabilities, and that can be a lot to weed through. Running a public bug bounty program means you're obligated to respond to every reporter, which can be overwhelming, unless you've hired an employee or a third party triage service like HackerOne to handle that work. Additionally, if your site is still relatively new, it could be more likely to have bugs, and you can find yourself putting bandaids on bandaids. Just paying upfront for a pentest is probably a better use of those resources.
That being said, running an invite-only private program can be somewhat beneficial. You're less likely to get people trying to tell you your exposed google maps API key is a critical finding, and the legitimate reports tend to come in at a more manageable pace.
Re: realistic solutions
Personally, I think trying to find a company or an individual that does consulting for startups is a good way to go, but I don't know of many.
If you're seriously looking for solutions, lmk, I do this kind of thing for a living and I'm actually looking for opportunities at the moment. But I'd be happy to help in whatever way is best for you, so I'd be happy to at least point you in the right direction if I can't help directly. We definitely need more people thinking about this kind of thing.
I need that recipe! Before I added crushed onion to the shampoo (a small portion) it doesn't leave a bad smell in your hair or anything like that, the hair grows stronger and silkier. For my nails, I put garlic in the nail paints, they grow quite strong... before I forget, avocado has also been recommended to me for my hair.
Tip of the month (April) - make your own detox refresh
We are about to enter into month of April, the month of flowers and green.
So, depending on your geographical region, there's an amazing arbutus plant named Elderberry or Sambucus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sambucus
So I recommend you to make your own delicious refreshment with the flowers of this plant. It's easy and is a natural detox for your liver, blood and heavy metals.
In April - May, the white flowers of this arbust are easy to find and collect. Collect them with the entire corona.
Then put them on a paper into the sun to dry fro 2-3 days.
Keep them in paper bags later in a dry environment.
Recipe:
- take a big crystal carafe/ bowl, like 5-8L, depending on how much drink you want to make.
- put a good hand of dried flowers on the bottom of the bowl / carafe
- add 600-750g of sugar, or honey. For 8L of water, max 750g sugar. Depending on how sweet you want it.
- add 4 lemons, in slices
- add 10g of fresh yeast
- some mint leaves
- 8L of water
Then leave that recipient into the sun, 3-4 days, moving the content every day, to help the yeast to make its magic. Taste it every day to see if is needed more sugar or lemons, as you feel comfortable. If is too sweet, just add more water.
after 3-4 days, depending on the sunny days and temperature around 20-25C, you will notice the bubbles.
Then filter the juice out from the ingredients and put it in bottles into the fridge.
Do not move it 24h. After 24h, if you see a lot of yeast at the bottom of bottle, slowly filter it out into another bottle. Then put it back into the fridge for another 24h.
Now you have an excellent healthy refreshment for your entire spring and summer.
Thank me later.