teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
🐸 Pepe Down 9% But Being 'Top Meme That Isn't A Dog' Allows It To 'Do Stupid Things Potentially,' Says Trader
Published: 2024-04-02 19:42:46



📉 What Happened: Altcoin Sherpa analyzed several large-cap meme coins, discussing their potential for traders. Despite Pepe not being a DOGE coin, Altcoin Sherpa saw it as a top Ethereum meme with potential for further growth. Altcoin Sherpa pointed out further pros of Pepe:

👍 Pros:
Pepe remains a top Ethereum meme coin with substantial liquidity and trading volume.There is still "some room to run" in terms of price potential.The token’s price discovery could lead to "stupid things potentially" in terms of its performance.

👎 Cons:
Other meme coins might continue to attract more attention from investors.Limited potential for significant upside gains.

🔍 Altcoin Sherpa concluded Pepe presents a favorable opportunity for investors looking at the years ahead, specifically 2024-2025. He also raised the question of whether the recent “degen activity” on Solana and Base would impact the flow of funds into Ethereum, noting retail investors might be drawn to newer token offerings.

💡 Why It Matters: With a 30% increase in the past month alone, Pepe saw its valuation grow more than fivefold from $538 million at the beginning of 2024 to nearly $3 billion right now.

🚀 Altcoin Sherpa suggests there was no need for an extensive discussion on memes, culture or other VC theses. He proposed that investors could simply capitalize on opportunities like "buying a dog with a hat and making 10x," reflecting the speculative nature of the market.

🐸 In conclusion, Altcoin Sherpa remarked, "You can simply buy a dog with a hat and make 10x — that’s what we’re all here for, right?"

💰 Pepe recently fell behind Dogwifhat in terms of market capitalization but remained the second-biggest meme coin on Ethereum. Even so, its $2.9 billion market cap significantly trailed the $15.3 billion of Shiba Inu. The token was down 9% in Tuesday.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/axn0a2p5hgiyvxkxgxmw.png)
🔴 Historic $2 Billion Bitcoin Moved by US Government to Coinbase 🔴
Published: 2024-04-02 19:42:13



🔍 The US government moved 30,175 BTC, worth almost $2 billion, to a Coinbase-linked wallet on April 2. This transfer coincided with a Bitcoin price decrease, dipping below $65,000 before recovering. Detected by on-chain analyst ZachXBT, it stirred speculation about the government's plans.

💼 The transfer, starting with a test transaction of 0.001 BTC, raised questions within the crypto community about the government's intentions with its digital assets, notably those linked to the Silk Road marketplace.

🔗 The recipient wallet, confirmed as belonging to Coinbase, suggests a potential government-backed move to sell or exchange the confiscated bitcoins, following a significant public offer in March 2023.

💡 This transfer sparks discussions on the control and disposal of seized digital assets, with implications for the cryptocurrency market. The US government's prior filing to sell seized BTC adds further intrigue.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/5115ychz6nhxbk0tl4ta.png)
📉 Bitcoin’s price to crash by another 4%? BTC Predictions say… 📉
Published: 2024-04-02 19:41:50


📉 Bitcoin noted swift losses in the past 24 hours, witnessing a 4.9% decline within an hour on the 2nd of April, leading to millions of dollars in liquidations.

💥 The price smashed below a pocket of liquidity, triggering forced selling and driving prices lower.

🐻 The long-term outlook for BTC remained bullish due to strong ETF inflows, but recent metrics reported by AMBCrypto were bearish, leading to further declines.

💰 Will Bitcoin fall to the swing low at $60.7k? On the 12-hour chart, the market structure was still bullish, but a decline below $60.7k could flip the structure bearishly, with critical levels highlighted at $55.5k and $59.4k by Fibonacci retracement.

💹 The past 36 hours witnessed a 4.2% decline, with $62.2 million worth of long liquidations on the 2nd of April. The H12 RSI fell below neutral 50, signaling a shift in momentum.

📉 The OBV trended downward in March, indicating dominant selling pressure in recent weeks, with potential for further decreases.

💥 Bitcoin could fall to the next pool of liquidity to the south, with liquidation levels at $68k wiped out and a significant concentration at $64k indicating potential for more losses. Traders should be prepared for downward movements.

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/092r4i1p7wdq45hppn2i.png)
RealTek RTL8156B Works With Apple Silicon
Tags: hardware, bandwidth, realtek, xfinity
Published: 2024-04-02 22:32:55

---
title: RealTek RTL8156B Works With Apple Silicon
published: true
date: 2024-04-02 19:35:22 UTC
tags: Hardware,bandwidth,Realtek,xfinity
canonical_url: https://letmypeoplecode.com/realtek-rtl8156b-works-with-apple-silicon/
---

In February, I tried an experiment, connecting my MacBook Pro to my Xfinity XB7 Gateway with a 2.5 gigabit LAN dongle. But I only got 1 gigabit speeds. 

What was wrong?? I looked at the Plugable product description for the dongle I bought on Amazon and it said it would need drivers on Mac. So I went to their download site and saw this:

![](https://letmypeoplecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Screenshot-2024-02-10-at-9.38.42%E2%80%AFAM.png)

It said it basically didn’t have drivers for any release of macOS post the update to 11 when the M1 Silicon macs came out in 2020 and they were working on it with Realtek. But that was over 3 years ago.

I was mad. So I checked the Realtek site. They hadn’t updated the drivers since macOS 10.15 in 2020.

Yet, as I was looking for an updated driver or just an idea of what product would actually work, people were saying they were getting the proper speeds with products with RTL8156 chipsets. I tried a couple of port changes as one person suggested. No difference.

What was I getting wrong?

## Spoiler: It really wasn’t the Realtek 8156B drivers at all

Then it occurred to me: “Does my XFinity Gateway even support 2.5 Gbps?” So I googled that.

Turns out it did, but only one out of four ports (identified by a colored stripe) supports that speed. The rest are 1 Gbps. I checked, and sure enough, I had the cable plugged into one of the 1 Gbps ports. I plugged it into the port with the stripe.

![](https://letmypeoplecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_1060-1536x993.jpeg)

Lo and behold, it worked. Here are the results of the test I did after that.

![](https://letmypeoplecode.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Screenshot-2024-02-10-at-12.15.08%E2%80%AFPM.png)

So, while it seemed like the Realtek 8156 B chipset was the culprit, it was actually that my choice of router port on the gateway was the problem. I emphasize my choice being the problem, since the port I plugged it into was performing to specification, rather than it being the router’s fault. If you have an XFinity gateway and want the max speed out of it on your LAN, plug the LAN into port 4 (like mine) or a port with the stripe next to it.
Template for design document of Apache Spark project
Tags: spark, pyspark
Published: 2024-04-02 19:16:25

In an Apache Spark based data engineering/analytics project - what would a design document template look like ?

Of course answer depends on the business/project requirements.

But will the design document "template" contain the following aspects ?

Am I missing something ?

My current list of aspects in the design template - 

(1) Tables/Views to be created (if any) in the source system in order to facilitate my project's pipeline(s). For some of the pipelines Kafka topic is the source. (2) Pipeline - schema of the data, estimated data volume per call, format (csv etc.), Kafka topic, frequency of pulling data (daily, weekly etc) from source system, is the data pulled as needed or per a schedule or based on an event, connectivity etc. (3) What kind of data objects will be created to persist the data in the data-lake ? (4) High level statement of all code changes, config changes, and data changes (including movement). (5) Which design standards/best practices are being followed ? Critical design decisions to optimize/improve pipeline performance. (6) Which regulatory compliance standards are being applied and how ? (7) Which aggregation objects/views are to be created so that data and analytics reports can be served.
Top 25 Free AI Certificates that you should not miss out!
Tags: ai, courses, certification, learning
Published: 2024-04-02 19:10:31

Microsoft & LinkedIn released a professional certificate in Generative Al🤩

No prerequisites or fees required.

These courses are available on various online platforms like Coursera, edX, Khan Academy, Udemy, and others. Keep in mind that while the courses themselves are free, some platforms may offer certificates upon completion as well. 

Here are 25 FREE courses you don't want to miss:

1️⃣ 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐀𝐥: An overview of AI tools for project managers, executives, and students starting their AI career.

👉Check this out

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3️⃣ 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐀𝐥: The Evolution of Thoughtful Online Search:

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Nation Job Connect - DevLog #2
Tags: flutter, mobile, android, agile
Published: 2024-04-02 18:58:20

Today, we had our first daily standup meeting and we could finalize the following things.

1. We created a Firebase Firestore project and defined and agreed to a Data structure that can be used as the backend of our system. It is the initial structure and it might be changed with the requirements.
2. We had an issue with our Sprint 1 backlog that will take a considerable amount of time and we were finding a solution for that without removing any user story. Then we decided to proceed with the Nation end dashboard as a Mobile App instead of Web page since web development needs more learning curve than Mobile app.
Asp.Net web api vs Asp.Net core app
Tags: csharp, dotnet, backenddevelopment
Published: 2024-04-02 18:54:30

<u></u>1. <u>****ASP.NET Core Web API****</u>
It is Specifically designed for building RESTful services.
Functionality: Focuses on providing data through APIs without rendering views. It is Ideal for scenarios where you need to create an API that serves data to various clients (web apps, mobile apps, etc.). If you plan to use a Single Page Application (SPA) framework (such as React, Angular, or Vue), Web API is a great choice. It also Provides mechanisms to secure your API and restrict access based on user identity1.
For example: You can create a Web API to handle requests from both web and mobile clients.

2. <u>****ASP.NET Core Application:****</u>
It is Used to create web applications that return both views (HTML pages) and data. It Combines server-side rendering of views with data handling and is suitable for traditional web applications that generate HTML pages on the server.
If you need to serve both views and data from the same project.
It has similar security mechanisms as Web API.
For example: A typical MVC application that renders views and handles data requests.
**If you need both views and data in a single project, use ASP.NET Core Application and choose ASP.NET Core Web API if you primarily want to build RESTful services and serve data to various clients. If you need both views and data in a single project, opt for ASP.NET Core Application**
Nation Job Connect - DevLog #1
Tags: flutter, mobile, vscode, firebase
Published: 2024-04-02 18:49:21

Today we started to plan the **Sprint 1** using our backlog stories and we got few suggestions from our supervisor since the workload of the first sprint is large. We could discuss them with him along with our ideas and what will be the issues that we will encounter with those changes.

**1. Use Google sheet for Nation user end on behalf of Firebase in only for first Sprint:**
The issue is that we have to implement both read and write functionalities for the Google sheet and it will take a considerable amount of additional time. But after that, we have to change it to the Firebase solution. Then the time we spent on Google sheet reading and writing will be a waste of time. Then we discussed it and decided not to implement it.

 **2. Remove the functionality of accept or reject the application received to Nation end through the system only for this sprint:**
If we remove it, Nation users have to navigate to the applicant's Facebook profile and send separate messages to him/her about the decision. Then it will be a longer process to the Nation end user than the existing process. Then we decided to implement it within the first sprint with basic UI elements.

We learned about the following pros within today's meeting.

1. Discussing with the team members about the stories further, we can find solutions before the problems encounter. 
2. Selecting stories for MVP release is a challenging task than we expected and then we have to analyse our stories in more detail to overcome this challenge.

Finally we came up with the decision about the stories that we will implement in the first sprint.
Unleash Your Web Design Potential: Explore HTML6 Domination at wwwhtml6cs.netlify.app
Published: 2024-04-02 18:49:06

If you're eager to dive into the exciting world of HTML6 and master its intricacies, look no further! Explore the depths of HTML6's capabilities and unleash your creativity by visiting https://wwwhtml6cs.netlify.app/. It's your gateway to understanding the latest advancements in web development and harnessing the power of HTML6 to build stunning, interactive websites. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this website offers invaluable resources, tutorials, and insights to elevate your skills to the next level. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving realm of web technologies. Click the link and embark on your journey to HTML6 mastery today!
On Changes, Part II
Tags: trans, lgbtq
Published: 2024-04-02 18:43:08

As of today, it has been 573 days since my last post to this blog. Prior to this period, the most I had ever gone without posting here was a few months, going all the way back to 2005. I have literally never gone that long without blogging in my entire life, dating all the way back to my LiveJournal and OpenDiary days. More than a year and a half has elapsed. And it would be easy for me to say that my job was taking up all of my time, but that is only a fraction of what was actually going on.

As it turns out, a lot can change in a year and a half. A whole, whole lot. But I suppose we can start with one very obvious one.

My name changed!

Read more on [my blog](https://www.rebeccapeck.org/2024/03/on-changes-part-ii/).
Modern email design for web designers
Tags: email, webdev, design
Published: 2024-04-02 18:43:03

---
title: Modern email design for web designers
published: true
description: Differences between web and email dev and coding an email based on the latest email design trends.
tags: email, webdev, design
# cover_image: https://direct_url_to_image.jpg
# Use a ratio of 100:42 for best results.
# published_at: 2024-04-02 18:37 +0000
---

Looking at most email code, you’ll find that it’s difficult to read at first glance. CSS is used primarily inline. And the worst part of it, tables are used for layout. This is because of Outlook for Windows, the Microsoft Internet Explorer of the email world. It also makes other things difficult, like using background images.

##A more modern approach

However, Microsoft has announced this past year that it is finally replacing its Outlook for Windows rendering engine. Even though the transition may take a while, the percentage of Outlook for Windows users is already pretty low. It's only Outlook specifically on Windows that's the issue, on other platforms it uses newer rendering engines.

So at this point, it’s pretty safe to move away from supporting it. Plus you can do what people did during the Internet Explorer days: put up a note that’s only shown in Outlook for Windows to let your readers know to upgrade their email client. You can even include a link to a hosted version of your email that your readers can go to for proper rendering.

```
<!--[if mso]>
  <p style="text-align: center;">Email may not look quite right in Outlook for Windows. <a href="#" style="text-decoration: underline; color: #1467ac;">View it in your browser.</a></p>
<![endif]-->
```

##Coding and testing

With Outlook for Windows set aside, you can use div’s for layout the way you would for a website. And you can put all your CSS in the header of your HTML instead of inline within your HTML elements. You still can't use external CSS though. And no Javascript either.

Testing the rendering of your email also gets easier. Before, you would have to use specialized tools to test for various old versions of Outlook for Windows. Now, you can just sign up for an Outlook.com account since it's eventually what will be used across the board for all Outlook apps.

Another client to test for is Google Mail, which can be done with a Gmail.com account. And Apple Mail, on any Apple device. Apple Mail provides the best email rendering so you don't even really need to worry about it much if you're covering the other two. But these three make up the main ones you should test for. And for checking compatibility of specific code, [caniemail.com](https://www.caniemail.com/) is an essential tool to use.

If you'd like to see some example code that shows the difference between code that supports Outlook for Windows and more modern code, I use a [boilerplate email template](https://blocksedit.com/starter-email-template/) that comes in different versions. And the [latest email template](https://indieaisle.com/newsletter-template/) I worked on for Indie Aisle, is a fully modern example.
is RFC 9114 HTTP/3 web3?
Published: 2024-04-02 18:27:30

Hello all I tried googling the difference but I just see tons tons of spam on future of web virgue signalling nonsense. I found on mdn docs RFC 9114 HTTP/3 but is that the same as web3 with all the etherium stuff?

I tried googling will read the spec tomorrow when wake up but it said draft which confused me even more. Very much appreciate just point in right direction I happy to read about it just not sure what resource.
Face Recognition with 3D Passive Liveness Detection
Tags: ai, productivity, news, android
Published: 2024-04-02 18:21:28

We provide system integrators with fast, flexible and extremely precise facial recognition with 3D passive face liveness detection (face anti-spoofing) that can be deployed across a number of scenarios, including security, access control, public safety, fintech, smart retail and home protection. Feel free to use our MiniAI Face Recognition Android SDK.

https://github.com/MiniAiLive/MiniAI-Face-Recognition-AndroidSDK
Why did Daniel Kakker undertake the development of HTML6, and what objectives did he aim to achieve with this endeavor?
Published: 2024-04-02 18:17:10

Daniel Kakker's Development of HTML6: A Visionary Response to Industry Needs

Daniel Kakker, the esteemed founder of Daniel Pro, embarked on the development of HTML6 with a clear vision in mind: to address the evolving needs and challenges of web developers in an ever-changing digital landscape.

Recognizing the limitations and inefficiencies of existing markup languages, Kakker set out to create a revolutionary platform that would empower developers to build next-generation websites with unparalleled ease and efficiency. HTML6 was conceived as the culmination of years of research, innovation, and meticulous attention to detail, aimed at redefining the standards of web development for generations to come.

The rationale behind Kakker's decision to develop HTML6 stemmed from several key factors:

Enhanced Functionality: HTML6 was designed to introduce a plethora of new features and enhancements that would enable developers to create more dynamic, interactive, and visually stunning websites. From advanced multimedia capabilities to seamless integration with emerging technologies like augmented reality and virtual reality, HTML6 was envisioned as a comprehensive solution for building cutting-edge web experiences.

Streamlined Development Process: With a focus on simplicity and efficiency, HTML6 aimed to streamline the development process, allowing developers to write cleaner, more concise code without sacrificing functionality. By introducing intuitive syntax and eliminating redundant elements, Kakker sought to reduce development time and complexity, ultimately empowering developers to bring their ideas to life more quickly and efficiently.

Compatibility and Interoperability: One of the primary goals of HTML6 was to ensure compatibility and interoperability across different platforms and devices. Kakker recognized the importance of building a standardized framework that would work seamlessly across browsers, operating systems, and devices, thereby enhancing the accessibility and usability of web content for users worldwide.

Future-Proofing: HTML6 was developed with an eye toward the future, anticipating the evolving needs and technologies of tomorrow's web. By laying the foundation for continued innovation and expansion, Kakker aimed to future-proof HTML6 against obsolescence, ensuring that it would remain relevant and adaptable in the face of technological advancements and industry trends.