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Not the Actual US Cyber Command

AltCyberCommand

I'm pleased to announce v1.44.1 of Parlance, a #Parler and #ParlerApp #OSINT research tool. This release supports tunable threading and comment/link expansion in JSON output, plus several new subcommands. Vive

Andy Wallace!

Andy_Makes

Decided to have a go at Inktober with my plotter!I'll reply to this thread with each new drawing, and I'm starting a repo with the pics and @openframeworks source code:https://github.com/andymasteroffish/inktober_2020Here's

Ilya Sergey

ilyasergey

Very proud of my PhD student Kiran Gopinathan, whose work on verified probabilistic specifications of Bloom filters in Coq just got accepted to CAV'20. Besides being an impressive piece of

Jean-Paul R. Soucy

JPSoucy

April 20 #COVID19 #Canada update. Explore the data on our (@ishaberry2) dashboard below.http://art-bd.shinyapps.io/covid19canada/ #OpenData available below, courtesy of the COVID-19 Canada Open Data Working Group:https://github.com/ishaberry/Co

Mario Sangiorgio

mariosangiorgio

It’s very annoying that Twitter APIs have limits on how many tweets/favourites can be requested These limits make sense for 3rd party clients (but then the rate limits go against

Piyush Maheswari

OnlyMaheswari

I got some free time because of WFH and decided to explore Android a little more.Week 3/3:~ Started Learning Kotlin in advance (3).~ Studied about Dagger2 in detail and use

Cat McGee

CatMcGeeCode

Aight, I've seen tech Twitter do the rounds of 'git isn't github' again, but no one is actually explaining what either git or github actually are.So, a thread about git

Mikael Bergqvist

mik_bergqvist

1/ A favourite problem that I think about a lot is: 'how can we make urban planning processes more available, democratic and transparent?' #github #g0v #lankadedata #smartcity #urbanplanning 2/ According

Albacore

thebookisclosed

I have released a new version of ViVe which lets you enable this feature correctly, go grab it over at https://github.com/thebookisclosed/ViVe/releasesSome IDs must be seen as enabled at boot, and

Michael Veale

mikarv

Governments cannot be trusted w/ social network data from Bluetooth. So w/ colleagues from 7 unis, 5 countries, we've built & legally analysed a bluetooth COVID proximity tracing system that

Geoffrey Litt

geoffreylitt

A hypothesis: for live programming to scale beyond toy programs, generic low-level visualizations aren't enough.Instead, we need Live Literate Programming: better tools for creating *program-specific* views, which communicate our higher-level

Rakshit Tiwari

Rakshitiwari10

#ProductivQuarantineBeen following @dmuthuk Sir for quite some time and I must say that I have learned a lot. Everyone knows about his love for the ITC stock. 1/n I became

Daniel Cuthbert

dcuthbert

A peek into the future of cars I feel: OBD-II CondomsJavier Vazquez Vidal https://github.com/fjvva/OBDCondom has come up with an interesting idea. Personally, I don't think this will work as well

Jason Huggins ☣️

hugs

You know the best way to nerd snipe a tester? Say "Test fails for an unknown reason." Context: I've been poking around the LibrePCB issues, looking for something I could

Francois Sabot

francois_sabot

Ok, what I am presenting is highly adapted from this note from Lj Miranda @ljvmiranda921, thus all credits to him. https://ljvmiranda921.github.io/notebook/2018/01/31/running-a-jupyter-notebook/The current explanation supposes that you have a Python3

Jared Lunsford

jaredlunsford

Based on county-level data from @nytimes, I put together animations showing the growth and spread of #COVIDー19 cases in March. Early on, cases were limited to a few areas, but