henadzit

I'm working on a open-source schema migration tool for tortoise-orm. tortoise-orm is a mature Python async ORM but it lacks a good migration tool. It isn't a super exciting project but it is something that people request over and over again.

https://github.com/henadzit/tortoise-pathway

I'm on a schema migration tool for tortoise-orm. tortoise-orm is a mature async ORM but it lacks a good migration tool. It isn't a super exciting project but it is something that people request over and over again.

https://github.com/henadzit/tortoise-pathway

Working on a schema migration tool for tortoise-orm (Python async ORM)

https://github.com/tortoise/tortoise-orm/

I'm working on an open-source event tracking infrastructure using AWS and Apache Iceberg. Think Heap or Mixpanel but you own the data, the data is in your data like within seconds and it's dirt cheap.

https://github.com/manymetrics/manymetrics

I'm working on an open-source event tracking infrastructure based on AWS (think Heap or Mixpanel but all infrastructure is in your AWS account and you own the data). It's incredible how much can be done just by combining AWS services.

https://github.com/manymetrics/manymetrics

It would be great if GPT-3.5 could remember everything it did as part of this project. So if you ask it a week later, you won't need to clarify the context.

Belta (the state news agency) was using YouTube for propaganda for almost a year since the protests in 2020 in Belarus. Videos of "confessions" by beaten protestors were very common. I'm not sure how much the government spends on ads but you can hardly watch anything on YouTube without stumbling into a propaganda video.

Nice read! I can add that from my experience using DNS for load balancing isn't the best idea because of the complexities with the DNS caching. The DNS caching happens on DNS resolvers, OS level but also some clients do it too which might be tricky to watch for. Basically you might end up with an IP address of a failed server and no way of retrying until TTL of the DNS record expires.

Telemarketing or political campaigns. Check out the Robocall article on wiki. In Europe it depends on the country. In Poland I receive a few calls daily but they are people calling me, not bots. Never received a robocall here.

Some companies lost close to half of their followers. Looks like a good sign of cheating. It's interesting that Twitter lots 12% of followers, I guess following Twitter is the first thing that comes to mind to bot makers when they try to make accounts look real.

All Big Four tech companies are there... except Amazon.

It would also help if tickets had a "No photography" icon on them and a note about them having private information.